Place your feet flat on the floor, slightly wider than shoulder width apart.
Alternatively, you can
place your feet flat on the floor and use your core muscles to lift each foot a few inches at a time.
Place your feet flat on the floor, slightly wider than shoulder width apart, for maximum stability.
Bend your legs to ninety degrees and
place your feet flat on the floor.
Once you've done so, bend your knees just enough to
place your feet flat on the floor.
Place your feet flat on the floor shoulder - width apart so that your hips, knees, and feet are all in line.
If the pose is too difficult to balance, modify the exercise by bending your knees and
placing your feet flat on the floor, hip - distance apart.
Bend your knees and
place feet flat on the floor.
Place your feet flat on the floor or on the foot supports (if available).
To do this, lie on the floor,
place your feet flat on the floor while you bend your knees.
Place your feet flat on the floor, hip - width apart and parallel, with your knees up and pointing to the ceiling.
Rules to sit by: Line up head over shoulders and shoulders over hips, rest on your «sitz bones» (the two bones in your rear end), and
place feet flat on the floor with legs at a 90 - degree angle.
Instead, try crossing your legs at the ankles or
placing both feet flat on the floor to convey confidence and professionalism.
Not exact matches
Place elbows
on the insides of your thighs,
feet flat on the
floor, palms pressed together.
The shoulder belt should lie snugly across the shoulder, not the neck; the lap belt should fit across the upper thighs, not the tummy; and she should be able to
place her
feet flat on the car
floor while sitting back against the seat.
A two - part exercise, starting with glute bridges.Lying
on your back with your knees bent and
feet flat on the
floor,
place the weight
on your pelvic area.
Starting Position: Lie
flat on your back
on the
floor / mat in a bent - knee position with
feet placed firmly
on the
floor and your hands behind your head.
Another commonly used option is using a
flat bench and
placing both the opposite arm and knee
on the bench to support yourself while
placing the other
foot on the
floor.
Now bend over again,
place hands
flat on the
floor and jump
feet back into a push - up position.
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.
Lying
on your back with your knees bent and
feet flat on the
floor,
place the weight
on your pelvic area.
Lift up into a kneeling lunge,
placing left
foot flat on the
floor; let arms hang at sides (B).
Once you've done so, bend your knees and
place both
feet flat on the
floor.
Lie
flat on your back
on the
floor / mat in a bent - knee position with
feet placed firmly
on the
floor and your hands behind your head.
How to do it: Using a
flat bench
place your left knee
on the bench and keep your right
foot flat on the
floor with a slight bend in your knee.
Both of your
feet must be
placed flat on the
floor to maintain the correct position.
Start position:
on the
floor, lay
flat facing up, hands
on both sides with knees slightly bent;
place your
feet around your shoulder width.
While laying
flat on the ground with his knees bent and
feet on the
floor, the user simply tilts his pelvis backwards, keeping the rest of the body in
place.
With your
feet flat on the
floor, you can
place your hands by your sides, or behind your head.
Using a
flat bench
place your left knee
on the bench and keep your right
foot flat on the
floor with a slight bend in your knee.
To begin, lie
on the
floor with your legs bent so that your knees are pointing directly upwards, your
feet should be
flat on the ground so that both heel and sole are
on the
floor and I recommend you
place your
feet under an object such as a bed, settee or weight plate to keep them from moving.
To begin,
place both
feet flat against a wall, while your hands and knees are
on the
floor.
Measure your
foot length by
placing a ruler
flat on the
floor straight alongside the inside of your
foot from your heel to your toes.
Because of the Pilot's wide stance, there's sufficient clearance between the wheelwells to
place 4 -
foot - wide items, such as sheets of plywood,
flat on the
floor.