From Downward Facing Dog, step
your right knee forward to the back of your right wrist and lower the left leg, trying to keep the hips square.
Do a mountain climber, driving the left knee forward and then
the right knee forward so that you're back in the starting plank position.
Slide
your right knee forward to the back of your right wrist; at the same time angle your right shin under your torso and bring your right foot to the front of your left knee.
Draw
your right knee forward, touching your right foot to the ground before immediately extending your right leg again, planting it in the original plank position.
Bring
the right knee forward and place it on the floor just behind and slightly to the right of the right wrist, with the shin on a diagonal and the right heel pointing toward the right hip bone.Take the attention to the back leg and roll it inward so that the leg is in a «neutral» position.
Use your arms to coordinate your balance as you thrust
your right knee forward and up to your chest.
Drive
your right knee forward toward your left shoulder, then your left knee to your right shoulder in a cross-body mountain climber motion.
Rock your body forward while pulling
right knee forward and across your chest.
Not exact matches
Exhale and step your
right foot
forward between your hands, aligning your
knee over the heel.
Perhaps the return in December of steady, stoic power
forward Charles Smith, who hasn't played a game this season because of a bum
right knee, will change attitudes and fortunes for the Clippers.
In Game 3 of the Blazers» first - round sweep of the Suns, he had to be taken to the locker room with a strained
right knee after a third - quarter collision with Phoenix
forward Tom Gugliotta but returned later in the period to help Portland to its series - clinching 103 - 93 win.
He headed back to the pool, where he and Magic
forward Pat Garrity, who was rehabbing from a
right -
knee injury, swam laps and did range - of - motion exercises.
Rock
forward and back with
knee pull: Start on your hands and
knees with your
right leg extended in natural arabesque.
Press your opposite heel back as your
right knee drives
forward.
The
right foot should be facing
forward with the
right knee at a 90 - degree angle.
Sit comfortably with legs
forward, bend your
right knee in and place your left foot on the floor a little to the outside of your left hip.
Start on all fours; bring left
knee forward, pointing at 2 o'clock on the floor; slide
right leg back as far as possible.
Keeping back flat and abs tight, bend left
knee slightly and hinge
forward from hips; reach
right hand toward floor as you extend your
right leg and left arm back.
Step your
right foot
forward and bend both
knees to 90 degrees to perform a lunge (a).
Step
right foot
forward so ankle is directly under
knee.
Exhale, extending the left leg
forward and simultaneously twisting your torso to the
right, toward the bent
knee.
90 - 90s Lie on your left side with left hip and
knee at a 90 - degree angle and
right leg pointing
forward and directly above left leg.
Bird - Dog From your hands and
knees, extend your
right arm
forward and your left leg back.
Staying low in squat, shift weight and pivot feet until
right knee is back out to side and left
knee is
forward with heel lifted; that's 1 rep. Do 20 reps.
Take a big step
forward with your
right leg, and lower your body down to the ground, bending your
right knee to form a 90 - degree angle to the floor (b).
Hold this position as you rock
forward onto your
right knee, lifting your
right foot and left leg at the same time.
Gently step
forward with one of your legs and bend your
knee so that it creates a
right angle (90 - degree angle).
Step
forward with the left foot and lower the
right knee until it is nearly touching the ground.
Use your
right hand to apply a bit of pressure to the inside of your
right knee, and then slightly lean
forward until you feel a gentle stretch in your
right piriformis.
Then bring your
right leg
forward, bring your
knee up, and hop.
Begin in Warrior 1,
right foot
forward with the
right knee bent and the left foot pointing slightly to left.
Pull left
knee in toward chest (A), then extend left leg straight back behind you as you extend
right leg
forward (B).
Step your
right foot
forward and lower your body by bending both your
knees at 90 - degree angles.
Slowly bring
right leg
forward and lift
knee to chest while balancing on your left leg.
With your hands against the wall for support, slowly bend your left
knee forward, keeping your
right knee straight, your
right heel on the floor, and your left
knee above your left foot.
Step
forward with
right leg, and lower into lunge position (don't let front
knee go past toes).
Make it work: Lunge
forward with your
right thigh parallel to the floor; make sure your
knee does not extend past your toe.
The natural movement of the body in the crawl is
right hand
forward with left
knee following, then left hand
forward and
right knee following.
From downward - facing dog, bring your
right shin
forward, aligning your
knee by your
right wrist and your
right heel close to your pelvis.
Inch the foot
forward if there is no pain in the
right knee.
On an inhale, crawl your hands toward your
right foot and turn your
right foot
forward into a low lunge with your
right knee over your ankle.
Start the pedaling simulation by kicking your
right leg
forward and simultaneously bringing your left
knee towards your chest.
Begin in a lunge position with your
right foot
forward, with up to a 90 degree bend in the
knee.
With your
right hand on the block and
right knee bent, step the left foot
forward toward the
right foot, and move the block
forward 12 inches or more.
Lean
forward as you bend your
knees to form
right angles (or as close to it as possible)(b).
Inhale, bend your
right knee, and slide your left foot about 6 to 12 inches
forward along the floor.
Pressing into the ground through your
right foot (
knee cap should be facing
forward and not locked) and push out through the left heel.
You have to get down to the floor and sit on the
knees; then bring your
right leg
forward and keep the
knee just above the
right ankle.
Shift some of your weight from your resting left leg so you have some pressure on your
right calf and roll yourself
forward one or two inches so the foam roller gets closer to your
knee (a).
Both players assume a split - squat position — to do this, take a large step
forward with your
right leg, descending as you step until your left
knee almost touches the ground.