Not exact matches
Legs should be
out straight and feet slightly scissored one in
front of another.
This is a slightly toned - down version
of the winner's posture: Keep your shoulders down and back; aim your chin, chest and forehead
straight in
front of you or slightly up; keep space between your arms and torso — not too much — and, again: Keep those hands
out of your pockets.
In a scene
straight out of HBO's Silicon Valley, Barnard, then SolarCity's chief revenue officer, burst onto the stage in
front of Lyndon, Peter, and 1,300 employees (Musk would arrive later) at Hakkasan nightclub, rapping over Nicki Minaj and Drake's hit «Truffle Butter» while surrounded by provocatively dressed dancers.
They were going
straight to the
front lines
of Hurricane Harvey to cut trees, tarp roofs, and perform mud -
outs — but they needed help getting there.
Legs stretched
out straight in
front of her.
I have a horrible history
of eating raspberry jam
straight out of the jar (standing in
front of the fridge's open door).
Continue
straight, on now, SR - 35 for four miles to Woodland Biscuit Company on the right side
of the road with the large metal CAFE sign
out front.
Taking scheme
out of it, no
front office in the league would trade Cooper
straight up for Landry.
He hops
out and peers under her
front grille, oblivious to the fact that all
of Juanita's tonnage is pointed
straight downhill at his cropped little head.
Chambers hadn't any time to react, the ball shot
straight at his arm which was in
front of his chest, not
out wide beside his body.
Grab your pumpkin, place your feet slightly apart, hold your arms
out straight in
front of you and lower yourself to the floor again, just like Tom!
To celebrate he decided not to go to parc fermé and instead go back to the pit
straight, where he did several donuts and got
out and praised his car in
front of a packed grandstand
of fans.
To strengthen the muscles in your back, try this exercise: with your arms
straight out in
front of you, spaced about shoulder with a part, hold a resistance band with both hands.
With your arms
straight out in
front of you spaced about shoulder width apart, hold your resistance band with both hands.
Locking the wheels
straight gives you better stability on these
outings, and it is simple to do with a flip
of a switch over each
of the
front wheels.
It had
front teeth that pointed nearly
straight out of its jaw.
Test your balance: Extend your right arm
straight out in
front of you, parallel to the floor, without disturbing your form.
Do them with your arms
straight out in
front of your chest, with an overhand grip, the starting position
of the arms being at shoulder width.
Lift your left leg up
straight out in
front of you while bringing your arms down like a karate chop.
The
front leg should be bent in
front of the body as close to a right angle as possible with the back leg
straight out behind.
With abs tight and hands clasped in
front of chest, lower down, looking
straight ahead and keeping torso upright, chest
out, and butt tucked in (left).
Grab a wrist roller with a pronated grip,
straight up and hold it
straight out in
front of your body.
As you inhale, flex your shoulders and raise the weight
straight out in
front of you while keeping the elbows extended and wrists neutral.
Start with feed shoulder - width apart, hands clasped in
front of chest or arms extended
straight out (A).
Raise the dumbbells 90 degrees
out to the sides, then bring them in
front of you and point them
straight ahead.
Lie on your back with your legs
straight out in
front of you.
How to do it: Begin by standing upright, feet at shoulder width or slightly wider, arms
straight out in
front of the body with hands clasped.
Start seated with your legs
straight out in
front of you and your hands 10 inches behind you with your fingers facing forward.
Sit on the floor with your legs
straight out in
front of you, hug one knee in to your chest and press the opposite elbow outside the knee.
Seated Leg Fold: Sit on the mat with your legs extended
out straight in
front of you.
When you reach the top, punch your left arm
straight out in
front of you, bicep by your ear (c).
Lying flat on your back, extend your legs
straight out in
front of you and bring the ball overhead with both hands.
Bring your arms
straight out in
front of you with your palms on the floor (b).
Perform a pull - up with the body shaped like an «L», meaning a 90 - degree bend at the hip, with the legs held
straight out in
front of the body.
One
of two common mistakes I see people making when it comes to the one - arm shoulder press, or any overhead work, is that they press the weight
out to the
front rather than
straight above their head.
Windmills: place your arms
out straight in
front of your standing body and start rotating them in an arc for 30 seconds, then switch direction.
Raise arms again, this time
straight out in
front of you (C).
Then quickly stand up and kick your right leg
out straight in
front of you.
Always ride where your eyes will see the same motion that your body and inner ears feel - on a boat, sit outside and focus on the horizon; in a car, sit in the
front seat (or drive if possible - this puts you in control
of the motion) and look
straight ahead; on a train, sit facing forward; and in a plane, sit by the wing (the stablest spot) and look
out the window.
Sit with your legs
straight out in
front of you and do your best to completely relax even the smallest leg muscles with the help
of deep breathing and visualization, then fold forward and gently reach for your toes.
WHY: A 2006 study at York St John University in the UK found that students could hold a 2.4 pound weight
straight out in
front of their bodies at shoulder height for up to 10 per cent longer when they listened to a workout playlist that had motivational pop or rock music for the entire torturous session.
Extend arms
straight up overhead and jump up (B); as you land, return arms to «A.» Jump up again, this time extending arms
straight out in
front of you (C).
Lie or sit on the floor with your right leg extended
straight out in
front of you and a towel roll under your right knee.
Keep your back and arms
straight, and swing the kettlebell
straight out in
front of you, straightening your legs as the kettlebell swings up.
Here's how to find
out if you have it: while seated, raise your arm
of your painful shoulder forward and hold it
straight in
front of you.
Keeping your elbow in by your side and your right fist up by your face, extend your left hand
straight out in
front of you (a).
While bracing your core, push the handle
straight out, so the handle stays directly in
front of your chest (b).
Take a complete breath, and on an exhale lift your right leg
straight out in
front of you, placing your palms together, thumbs adjoining at the heart center.
Hold a resistance band in
front of you with your arms extended
straight out.
Hold your arms
straight out in
front of your chest with your palms together.