Sentences with phrase «own against the floor»

A «retro - lit» blue glass sign and reception desk — a nod to the company's ubiquitous use of blue glass — set against floor - to - ceiling white marble walls, signal arrival at the elegant eatery.

When two of the best guards in Los Angeles first met at a pickup game at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion in the summer of» 95, the Lakers» Eddie Jones noticed that Crossroads High's Baron Davis was sporting sneakers so worn that the fraying soles slapped against the floor.

Sudden meltdowns, kicking and screaming, head beating against the floor (or some other hard surface).

Trying to button the bodysuit on a wriggling baby is hard and if he or she doesn't creep with the belly against the floor anymore, an onesie is not as necessary for being comfortable.

I looked back down and the puddle continue to grow, and the pee started loudly slapping against the floor as if someone had turned on a faucet or a hose.

They may attack themselves by hitting their heads against the floor or wall, biting themselves, or holding their breath.

Little ones only need to push the toy against the floor, table, or any hard surface, then let go and watch it take off!

They sat at a table, then one of them slammed a chair against the floor.

Tabletop Pose: Place feet flat on the mat down and bridge yourself up into a tabletop pose with the palms pressed against the floor, fingers facing towards your feet.

Bend forward at the waist and use your core muscles to slam the ball against the floor about a foot in front of you.

Have your feet flat against the floor with your knees about two fists apart.

Your legs should stay straight and your low back should remain against the floor throughout the entire exercise (a).

Bend forward and use your core and arm muscles to slam the ball against the floor in front of you.

This is because the squishy soles behave differently on each rep, which makes it harder to lift properly, while the soles absorb the force generated against the floor instead of directing it towards moving the weight, resulting with a strength loss.

Press your back down to hold the blueberry down against the floor but do not squash it.

Straighten the arm by firming the triceps muscle, and press the base of the index finger firmly against the floor.

Lie on your back with both feet against a wall, your heels against the floor, and your toes pointing straight up toward the ceiling.

At the top press the heels into the floor, and push the back against the floor.

For example, with squatting, they tell you to press outward against the floor with your feet, don't actually move with your feet but press outward against the floor with your feet so you feel the glutes activated which boosts your power when you squat.

Keeping your eyes on the kettlebell, reposition your left arm up over your head flat against the floor.

Push against the floor and jump as high as you can and make sure you contract the muscles of your legs as you leap up.

Then, exhaling softly but thoroughly, press your shins and forearms against the floor; as you do, lengthen your tailbone toward the knees and lift your top sternum in the opposite direction.

Bend the elbows and press the palms against the floor, fingers pointed towards the shoulders.

As a short - term option cross the legs but, instead of hooking the raised foot and calf, press the big toe of the raised - leg foot against the floor to help maintain your balance.

Slowly do a few more Windshield Wipers, paying special attention to the sensation of your sacrum broadening against the floor and your back muscles widening between your shoulder blades.

Hold your back against the floor for ten seconds and then release and rest for ten seconds.

Throughout the movement, keep the cervical spine in a proper neutral position and keep your lower back pressed against the floor.

Lie down with your back pressed against the floor and your arms fully extended to each side with your palms facing down.

Lying on your mat, press your lower back flat against the floor and bend your knees.

With another exhalation press your hands against the floor and lift your torso, dragging your head slowly after.

To come out, press your forearms against the floor and come onto your hands.

Lay your arms on the floor alongside your torso, then bend your knees and set your feet against the floor with the heels close to the sitting bones.

V - Ups (10 reps)(video) Lie on your back (on the floor, or on a bench, anywhere really) with your arms outstretched above your head flat against the floor.

My left cheek is pressed against the floor of a public bathhouse.

Your pelvis should still be on the floor but you should be able to feel your lower back against the floor.

We're also wanting 360 - degree expansion, meaning that not only are we breathing into the belly against the floor, but expanding our breath through the sides of the torso along with the lower back.

Lie down with your back pressed against the floor.

When do your feet press more against the floor?

Do you press against the floor with one foot more than the other?

Exhale, press your inner feet and hands down against the floor, and lift your hips until you come into a reverse tabletop position, torso and thighs approximately parallel to the floor, shins and arms approximately perpendicular.

To come out, press your hands against the floor and lift your buttocks up, slightly higher than the heels.

To do the exercise, simply lie down with your back flat on the floor and both knees bent then straighten out your right leg, use both of your hands to grab a hold of the leg at the ankle and then keeping your hips pressed against the floor gently pull the leg towards your head until you feel some tension in the hamstring.

Again, externally rotate your arms, then press your fingertips against the floor and roll your shoulders under your body.

Press your fingertips against the floor beside your hips, firm your shoulder blades against your back torso, and lift the top of your sternum (breastbone), which is just below the small hollow at the base of your throat.

Without hardening the belly, firm the thighs, press them down against the floor (or your support), rotate them slightly toward each other, and draw the inner groins toward the sacrum.

With your arms by your sides and palms facing down, push your hands against the floor; on an exhalation, contract your belly, bring your knees toward your torso, curl your torso into a loose ball, and lift your feet off the floor.

To find neutral, press your hands against the floor and lift your sitting bones slightly off the support.

After which, your arms should be spread out proportionally against the floor.

Kindly ensure that your foot is continuously being kept flat against the floor.

Bring the thighs together and try to make the tail bone touch against the floor.