Sentences with phrase «on elbow position»

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Get into an elbow plank position so most of your weight is resting on your toes and forearms.

Niederhoffer — the only player to wrest the North American Open title from Khan in the»70s, which he accomplished in 1975 — thinks there are similarities between playing squash and dealing on the commodities market: the pressure, the necessity for making quick decisions, the elbowing for position.

Set picks on the elbow in order to make sure we didn't have anyone in position to rebound?

The crazy thing is that he was positioned so that his elbows were pressed up on both sides of his head.

With the kid on your knees face to you, put your feet up on a chair and rest your hands on the edge of another one, and start exercising by bending your elbows and returning to the starting position.

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In this position you would simply lay your baby's body completely on your arm, with her head right next to your elbow, her chest and belly across your forearm, and your hand holding her legs.

Experts recommend swaddling baby in a natural position with elbows, knees and hips flexed for proper joint development, and with baby's hands within reach of mouth so baby can suck on his or her fingers to self - console.

At this age you can expect your infant to roll over (front to back), bear weight on his legs, sit with support, hold up his head and chest and support himself on his elbows if he is on his stomach, pull to a sitting position and hold on to a rattle.

Gently raise your hands up in an upright position (set your elbows against the table) and slowly lower the baby on his back.

Lie on the side and get yourself up on the elbow with the elbow positioned under the shoulder.

In this respect, it's also good to know that you put greater emphasis on the short head when you position the elbow in front of your torso, and when you position it farther back, the emphasis is put on the long head.

This frequently overlooked muscle runs underneath the biceps and is visible on the outside of each upper arm and although it serves as a flexor of the elbow joint together with the biceps, it doesn't play a role in supinating the forearm, so moves that involve supinated hand position can't target it adequately.

Support your body on the left elbow and raise the hips off the floor in a modified side plank position.

On the other hand, the difference is much more influenced by the variety of motion, altering elbow position and changing the amount of weights that are lifted.

Start in a hover position, resting on your forearms with your elbows under your shoulders and abs braced.

Bring your right elbow and left knee together under your body, then extend them back out, then place them on the floor in the original start position.

Get in a push - up position, propping yourself up on your elbows and forearms.

Start with an upright position on the dip bars, then lower your body (while keeping the elbows close to it).

Begin in a plank position with elbows and toes on the floor and body raised parallel to the floor.

This is because the unnatural positioning of the hands with the palms facie up on a rigid bar puts an excessive pressure on the elbow joint.

On the skull - crushers, start from the top locked - out position and hinge at the elbows until the dumbbells are next to your head.

Next, get yourself in the starting position by grabbing the bar or handles with a close and reverse grip, bend your elbows slightly, which will put a greater stress on your lats rather than the biceps and start pulling down.

Position on your side, elevated with your elbow on the ground below your shoulder, form a straight line from head to toe.

Instead, employ the same position you use to hold the bar at the end of a clean — the bar should rest on your front delts, supported lightly in the fingers, and the elbows should be high enough so that the upper arms are parallel to the floor.

In an overhand, also called a pronated grip, your biceps (the muscles on the front of your elbows and your primary elbow flexors) are in a mechanically disadvantageous position.

In the same position with your legs on a chair, raise your arms overhead so they touch the ground above your head and your torso and arms form a Y shape with your elbows straight.

Balance in a side plank position on your elbow.

Get yourself into a push - up position and lower the elbows to the ground in a way that the forearms are placed flat on the ground.

Fix your gaze on a point on the floor in front of you and bend at the hips until your torso is nearly parallel to the floor, elbows fixed in a slightly bent position.

Position your elbows underneath your shoulders, hands on the ground in front of you.

Begin in a strong plank position with a tucked pelvis, then relax and twirl on your elbow making a 360 degree rotation, eventually coming back to the plank.

The closer your hands are the more difficult the exercise is, however, depending on the position of the hands some people can experience elbow pain so experiment with wider hand placements until you find one that suits you.

Keep your elbows in front and raise your body in straight position on toes.

Rest the Kettlebell on Your Hip: Your elbow should be set on the crest of your hip, requiring less core strength to hold it in position.

Starting Position: Lay on the ball so that your elbows are the only part of your body touching the ball and they are at a...

How to do it: Lie face down on a mat with your legs together and then raise yourself on to your forearms and balls of your feet (hands and forearms will be flat on the floor with you elbows directly under your shoulders), keep a straight line from your head to heels and your abs tight, you need to stay looking down in order to keep the spine in neutral position.

Get into a pushup position on the floor, then bend your elbows 90 degrees and rest your weight on your forearms.

Plank hold with knee drive / rotation --(3 sets of 10 repetitions) Holding in plank position, this time with weight on your hands (instead of elbows) and toes.

Plank holds with hip extension --(3 sets of 10 repetitions) Position yourself in plank position, posting on your elbows and yoPosition yourself in plank position, posting on your elbows and yoposition, posting on your elbows and your toes.

Rather than simply hanging at the bottom of each repetition (which puts unnecessary strain on your tendons and ligaments), start each rep with your shoulders tucked into their sockets and your elbows at a slightly bent position.

Keep pulling that back hand as you drive its elbow down behind you, with the hand near the sphere pressing through to the front until you are in an uppercut ready position on the opposite side of the initial rotating reach back.

STARTING POSITION (SETUP): Sit in a pec - deck station with your back straight or firmly against the backrest, plant your feet on the ground, and place your elbows and forearms on the pads.

On triceps pushdowns, avoid using momentum or shifting your body position forward in such a way that you're pressing the bar down (i.e. using chest and shoulders with elbows out) rather than pushing the bar down (i.e. using just your triceps, keeping elbows in).

Starting Position: Begin by balancing on your elbows and your toes in the regular full plank pPosition: Begin by balancing on your elbows and your toes in the regular full plank positionposition.

A hyper - extended elbow puts more stress on the wrist in these loaded positions and sets the athlete up for a hyperextension injury during heavy lifting.

Deliberately resist the weight on the way back down without losing elbow position at your sides.

The bar is caught on the anterior shoulder in a quarter squat position with chest and elbows up, hips back, and feet fully in contact with the ground

Get into plank position by supporting your body weight with your chest and forearms on the ball, elbows under shoulders, and your legs extended behind you with your toes on the floor.