Slowly lower your body, under control, until your arms are fully extended with
your shoulders in a neutral position.
In trap bars, you need to have
your shoulders in a neutral position and your hands facing one another.
Not exact matches
The coin is still
in neutral territory both short - and long - term, and traders
should wait with new
positions until a new short - term trend is established.
I wonder though if the top person
in guard
should get credit for control, guard is supposed to be a
neutral position, so the person on top
should not get control credit for it, also I think anytime two fighters are locked
in a submission the fighter attempting the submission
should get credit for control.
Her head
should be
in a
neutral position, not bent forward or back, and resting comfortably
in the crook of your arm.
With your HAVA or SlingEZee on
in neutral position, start with the rings a bit too high (almost touching your
shoulder) so that they will end up
in corsage
position after you adjust your sling.
Your wrists
should always be
in a
neutral position during kettlebell movements; they
should never bend backwards or forwards.
Your head
should be
in a
neutral position (a).
Here's how to do it: Start on all fours, with your back
in a
neutral position and your hands under
shoulders and knees under hips.
I'd start each session
in a straight - arm plank and run through a mental checklist of Zetlin's tips: Find a
neutral spinal
position — so
shoulder blades align with upper back and glutes.
Now, according to research, because of the angle and orientation of the upper fibers of the trapezius muscle, it is almost impossible for this muscle to produce any significant elevation of the
shoulder blades when the arm is
in a
neutral position.
Your feet
should be stacked
in a
neutral position.
Start with the kettlebell at
shoulder height and your hand
in neutral position.
Begin
in the tall plank
position,
shoulders stacked over wrists, neck nice and
neutral, lower back and core engaged (not sagging).
Roll your
shoulders back and tilt your pelvis forward so your hips are
in a
neutral position (a).
Your head
should also be
in what is called as the
neutral position where your head is always
in line with your spine.
Your legs
should be straight and your trunk
in a
neutral position.
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.
By using a
neutral grip, the battle ropes puts the
shoulder in a better
position for pressing by forcing it to stay upright by pulling back on the arm.
The trunk
should be
in a
neutral position with the arms and legs straight.
Your trunk
should still be
in a
neutral position at this bottom
position.
Your back and
shoulders should be against the seat and your trunk
should be
in a
neutral position.
Standing tall without pushing the chest out or pinching the
shoulder blades together, no lumbar extension, and the
shoulders in a
neutral, «packed down»
position.
Your head
should be
in a
neutral position — my PC monitors are
positioned just below eye level so I can look at them without having to tilt my head up or down.
Front squat: Keep the dumbbells
in shoulder press
neutral position with arms flexed at 90 degree, like resting on your soulders.
Your body
should be
in a plank
position and your head, a
neutral position (a).
Now you can keep your
shoulder in a more
neutral position.
Students with neck problems
should keep their head
in a
neutral position and not look up at the hands.
Contract your abs, keep your chin
in a
neutral position, and ensure your feet are
shoulder - width apart.
Stand to the side of a bench and place your hands on either side of its width, keeping your spine
in a
neutral position and your
shoulders back.
In the neutral position the shoulders stay next to your sides, and in the abducted position your shoulders are out to the sides at 90 degree
In the
neutral position the
shoulders stay next to your sides, and
in the abducted position your shoulders are out to the sides at 90 degree
in the abducted
position your
shoulders are out to the sides at 90 degrees.
Your trunk
should be
in a
neutral position and your
shoulders relaxed
Keep your back straight (
in a
neutral position), your
shoulders back, and your chest out so that your head,
shoulders, and hips are
in a straight line.
There
should be a slight curve of your lower back so that your spine is
in a
neutral position rather than pressed to the ground.
Lie face down on the floor and then lift yourself on to your forearms and toes (hands and forearms will be flat on the floor with you elbows directly under your
shoulders), keeping a straight line from your head to heels, you need to stay looking down
in order to keep the spine
in neutral position.
The trunk
should be on the bench
in a
neutral position with the feet on the floor
in a stable and comfortable
position.
And with deadlifts you
should only pull from the floor if you can maintain a
neutral spine whilst doing so, as if you put too much stress on your lower back while it is
in a rounded
position this could cause damage as well as lead to acute injuries.
You
should be cautious with your posture and with your spine to be
in a
neutral position.
Start
in the smith machine under a racked (just below
shoulder height) bar and place it at the top of your back with your feet
shoulder width apart and trunk
in a
neutral position.
Your head
should be
in a
neutral position.
Head
position The head
should be
in a
neutral position.
As always, you
should sit with your pelvis
in a relatively
neutral position.
The gear shift
should move freely when
in the
neutral position.