Sentences with phrase «proper weight limits»

Today, Sunday, August 16, on Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld's Fox News Channel show «Sunday Housecall» he referenced it in a segment about proper weight limits in childrens» book bags.

Weight Limit: Be sure to stick to the proper weight limit for your rider's safety and the well - being of the bike.

Not exact matches

If a child occupies a CRS, a parent / guardian must accompany the child and the aircraft operator must comply with the requirements that the child is properly secured in the CRS, the CRS is properly secured in a forward - facing seat, the child does not exceed the weight limits of the CRS, and the CRS is approved and has the proper labels or markings.

As with other car seats, the label contains important information about weight limits, proper installation, and manufacture date.

It is in these pages that you will learn about the weight limits, height limits and proper usage of your car seat.

You do have to make sure you follow all the proper installation and weight limit guidelines when it's time to change seats.

advocate, extended rfing past the 1 year / 20 pound law (rfing till at least 2 is preferred) extended harnessing, keeping children 5 point harnessed past the 4 yrs / 40 pounds most states req and encouraging basic education on carseat position / install, proper chest clip and strap location as well as the correct ways to use the latch system (there are weight limits) and when to use the seat belt..

But regardless of where your eyes go, ALWAYS maintain your cervical spine neutral since this is the key feature of a proper squat, even if this limits the amount of weight you can handle.

Trying to lift weights that you know you're not capable to lift with proper form will limit your range of motion, decrease the effectiveness of the exercise and increase your risk of injury.

Maintaining a proper form can sometimes limit your range of movement or the amount of weight you can lift, but this shouldn't bother you too much.

Being a veterinarian, I treated her with the traditional «tried and true» treatments, including but not limited to weight loss, proper nutrition, joint supplements, various pain medications, antihistamines, sedatives, fish oils, and antacids.

If this policy creates too much congestion on HOV lanes (as has been suggested in Northern Virginia), the proper solution is not to eliminate the privilege but to focus it on a more limited class of vehicles that achieve the highest fuel economy within size or weight class.

These guidelines include obeying speed limits, applying proper cargo weight and loading techniques, acknowledging restraints on consecutive driving time, and abstaining from drug and alcohol use.