When you are waiting in a waiting room,
slightly lift your legs off of the floor to subtly work your leg muscles.
Not exact matches
«Put your finger between the diaper and your baby's
leg and then
lift the diaper
slightly,» Taylor suggests.
- baby can briefly
lift head (usually bobbing, not still) to about 45 degrees - turns head to place opposite cheek down - comfortable with either cheek down -
legs begin to straighten in Tummy Time so that lower belly touches the surface beneath baby - arms move further away from the body in Tummy Time and in the second month, will begin to press hands down into the surface to push the shoulders and very top of the chest up very
slightly off the surface beneath
Single -
leg lateral jump: From a standing straddle position, jump from one
slightly bent
leg to the other at either end of the mat, drawing in the
leg that's
lifted off the ground toward the chest.
How - to: From standing, shift your weight onto one foot, bend your knee
slightly, then
lift your other
leg and wrap it over and around your standing
leg.
Tips: For better balance, keep your standing
leg slightly bent while you lengthen out through your body and
lifted leg.
Squeeze the ball between your
legs,
slightly lifting your left
leg off the floor.
Push into hands to
lift chest up, coming onto left knee as you raise right
leg, sole of right foot facing up and
slightly in (B).
Lift both
legs upward and extend them in a «V» position, keeping feet about six inches (15 cm) from the bench, squeezing the glutes until your lower abdomen is
slightly elevated from the bench.
Pushing
slightly with your left
leg, squeeze your butt and
lift it a few inches off the ground.
Inhale as you lower both your upper and lower body slowly toward the floor; pause with torso and
legs still
slightly lifted.
Slightly bend your right knee, hinge at your hips and bring torso close to parallel with the floor (left
leg should be
lifted and parallel with the floor).
With each inhalation,
slightly lift and lengthen the torso, and with each exhalation extend your torso and try to bring it a little bit closer to the
legs without rounding your back.
Slightly separate your
legs and get in the superman position by
lifting your arms,
legs, chest and head up at the same time and hold this position for a few seconds, then begin to alternate
lifting your right arm / left
leg and left arm / right
leg for 30 seconds without touching the floor.
Sit down on the floor or the fitness mat and
lift your
legs off the ground just
slightly.
Keeping that same form, raise your
legs up and
slightly over to the right, allowing your hips to
lift just a tiny bit.
Here's how to do it: Lie on your side with your
legs slightly in front of you,
lift your top
leg a few inches, and circle it forward without letting your body rock.
Lying on your back,
lift your
legs in the air with your knees
slightly bent.
Straighten your
legs, and
lift them up to 90 degrees,
lifting your hips
slightly.
Straighten and firm the left
leg and keep the right
leg bent as you
lift the left
leg up until the foot is
slightly above the pelvis.
Using your forearms as support,
slightly twist your body and
lift one of your
legs off the roller so that just one
leg is resting on it.
Form: Keeping your
legs straight (knees very
slightly bent),
lift your feet towards your head.
Form: While maintaining the position of your lower back,
slightly lift 1
leg off the floor.
Now start
lifting your
legs around 6 inches from the floor and
slightly lean back.
Sitting on a
leg extension machine with your feet under the footpads, lean back
slightly, and
lift the pads with your feet until your
legs are extended.
When the backs of the
legs are fully lengthened,
lift through the balls of the big toes so the inner
legs are
slightly longer than the outer.
Now lean back
slightly, pick the right
leg up off the floor, and
lift the left
leg in front of the right.
Leg lifts — 10 reps each
leg Bend body and touch the ground
slightly for support.
On an inhalation, press down and
slightly back through your palms, as if you were trying to propel your body forward on the floor, and begin to straighten your arms, simultaneously
lifting your torso, hips and
legs off the floor.
Slightly bend one
leg while you
lift the other off the ground.
To increase the stretch in the backs of your
legs, lean
slightly forward and
lift up onto the balls of your feet, pulling your heels a half - inch or so away from the floor.
If the left side
lifts up, raise the right
leg slightly and press the left palm onto the front of your left hip.
Your left
leg and hip will tend to externally rotate
slightly,
lifting the hip away from the floor and angling the pelvis to the right.
Sit in Dandasana (Staff Pose), then lean your torso back
slightly on your hands and
lift and open your
legs to an angle of about 90 degrees (the
legs should form an approximate right angle, with the pubis at the apex).
As you
lift your buttocks off the floor, pushing very
slightly with your left
leg, squeeze your buttock muscles after two seconds.
The best way for them to gain that extra height is to
lift a
leg, tilt their bodies
slightly to the side, and aim for the highest spot.
The boy turns his torso subtly while holding his toy, his weight supported by his left arm and his right
leg lifted slightly.