Sentences with phrase «legs about a foot»

He was born with no heels on his feet and legs about a foot shorter than they're meant to be.

Sit tall in a chair with your legs about a foot apart.

Lift your right leg about a foot off the ground behind you working to keep your leg perfectly straight.

The arms and legs should be slumped lifelessly on the sides, arms spread out from the sides of your body, palms facing upwards, legs about a foot and a half apart.

Kuranda beds are chew - proof rectangle beds on legs about a foot off the floor, excellent for a shelter environment.

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Concentrate on your abdominal muscles, lower your legs to the left until they are about 6 feet from the ground position, keeping the ankles pressed buy kigtropin together, shoulders forward.

Don't want to get all Cecil Peoples about leg kicks, but they weren't significant enough to offset the work Rose was putting in on the left feet.

When a youngster is about 10 days old and its feet have grown sufficiently large, an aluminum band is slipped over a foot and onto the leg.

I tried stretching my leg out just to touch his foot... well, his knee, actually, since he's about a foot taller than me.

Make sure that your baby's legs and feet havefreedom to move about, by ensuring that the Grobag is long enough for your baby.

The overalls are nice as pajamas with the option to layer underneath, and they are also nice for layering while baby is out and about, in a carrier or stroller, since the legs will not slide up and baby's feet and legs will stay warm.

Give your growing tyke (starting at about 1 1/2 to 2 years old) some extra leg support with the Boba Carrier removable foot straps.

If you're worried about your baby staying warm, dress him in a «onesie,» pajamas that cover arms, legs, hands, and feet, or place him in a «sleep sack» (a wearable blanket).

Though your baby will truly look like a newborn, weighing in at about 1.5 kg and measuring 41 cm from head to foot, he / she still has some filling out to do in the arms, legs and body.

Electrodes were implanted in the part of Idoya's brain that controls leg movement; these devices recorded the activity of 250 to 300 neurons that fired when her ankles, knees, hip joints, and feet moved or were about to move.

Collins says that people with prosthetic feet and legs use on average about 25 percent more energy when walking than people with natural legs.

It was a plant eater that walked on two legs and was about four feet long with a curved beak and odd horns sticking out from the middle of its cheeks.

«We have to be much more careful about where we place our feet than we would if we had four legs on the ground,» he says.

Last January, Sampson and his colleagues unveiled the results of their stereo adventure, a two - legged predator about six feet long and three feet tall that weighed about 80 pounds.

[see: http://bit.ly/cDdbUx] When we think about animal locomotion... whether it's walking, running, or just standing around... we usually focus on the bones and muscles in the legs and feet.

When you're taking a walk around the block, your body is mostly on autopilot — you don't have to consciously think about alternating which leg you step with or which muscles it takes to lift a foot and put it back down.

I then pass under a 13 - foot - tall, five - ton, four - legged robot he designed, marvel at his new invention that instantly makes three - dimensional maps of any place in the world, then settle into his gadget - strewn office complete with a New Yorker cartoon of a gypsy behind a crystal ball who says: «Why ask me about the future?

When you jump three feet in the air and land with your legs stiff, that's about 100g.

Thanks to its long, Homo - like legs, it stood about 4.5 feet tall.

By 1.8 million years ago, a species called Homo ergaster was about as tall as living humans, with long legs and stiff feet that were only good for walking on the ground.

As you already know, the normal leg press foot position involves placing your legs about shoulder - width apart and centrally on the leg press.

Do about four to six strides on each leg for about 250 feet (or about 25 seconds).

From here, while keeping your body in a straight line, jump and spread your legs about 2 - 3 feet apart.

Keep your feet about shoulder - width apart so that you have a stable and powerful base, and keep your legs straight but not locked all through the movement.

Then, step your right foot forward about two feet, lower your body so that both legs make 90 degree angles and push off with your right leg to return to the standing position.

Lift both legs upward and extend them in a «V» position, keeping feet about six inches (15 cm) from the bench, squeezing the glutes until your lower abdomen is slightly elevated from the bench.

Blood flow throughout the body can be compromised during a heat illness, so sitting or lying down with feet elevated about 12 inches can help prevent swelling in the legs and improve blood flow to the brain.

Come to a seated position with a tall spine and your legs spread about two feet apart.

To obtain proper form for the leg press, place your feet about shoulder width apart with toes pointing slightly out.

Keeping your weight in your left foot, take a big step back with your right leg, crossing it behind your left leg (as if about to do a curtsy).

How to do it: Stand with legs about 3 feet apart.

Keeping left leg straight, step about 3 feet to the right and slightly bend right leg.

Heels together, toes apart, slide your legs out along the mat, hovering your feet just about the mat (c).

Lie on your back with your butt close to a wall and place your legs straight up against the wall with your feet about 18 inches apart.

Stand with your feet hip - width apart, and, keeping your weight on one foot, take a big step back with your other leg, crossing it behind your left leg (as if about to do a «curtsy»).

Your feet should be about one leg's length apart.

Bend the right leg deeply, and step your left foot halfway toward the right foot as you move the right hand and block about a foot (or more if you're tall) forward.

Stand with your legs about one leg's distance apart with your feet parallel to each other.

Shift your weight onto your right heel and turn your whole leg outward from the hip about 45 degrees, then place your foot down.

Place your knees about one foot apart and stack your hips directly above the knees to create a 90 degree bend of the legs.

On the next inhale, step the left leg back about 4 feet away from the right.

Stand with your feet about 3 feet apart and bend both legs grabbing the ankles.

To begin the leg extension, place your feet about a hip distance apart under the ankle pad, toes pointing forwards and hips, ankles and knees all aligned.

Put your feet on the ground so that your legs are bent at the knees about 90 degrees.

Ideally, however, you should sit with your feet planted on the ground about hip distance apart with your legs bent at a 90 ° angle.