As you straighten your legs to standing, bring your right hand straight up toward so it's in line with your eyes and parallel to the ground, and your left hand
straight up to the ceiling / sky (pictured above, right).
Put your arms
straight up to the ceiling.
Extend your left leg
straight up to the ceiling.
While keeping elbows pointed
straight up to the ceiling, extend and rotate so your palms are facing away.
Not exact matches
The Weatherhaven shelter's arched
ceiling was a structural feature that ran
up against a rule that required workers» camps
to be composed of buildings with
straight walls and a uniform minimum
ceiling height of seven feet.
Before the shoulders came out, he rotated clockwise, looking directly at my left leg, then
up to the
ceiling, then finally
straight over at my right leg, and THEN the shoulders came out.
Keeping the knees
straight and close together, slowly lift your legs
straight up towards the
ceiling until they are about perpendicular
to the floor, if possible.
Keeping your left leg
straight, engage your abs and glutes
to thrust your hips
up toward the
ceiling until your body is in a
straight line from knees
to shoulders.
Exhale as you lower your upper body down
to the floor and raise your legs
straight up so your feet point toward the
ceiling (your body should form a 90 - degree angle).
Explode off your feet
to jump
straight up, pushing the ball
up toward the
ceiling.
How
to do it: Lying on your back, start with your legs
straight up, toes pointed toward the
ceiling and arms reaching forward.
Raise your left arm, pointing fingers toward the
ceiling as you straighten your right leg and lift your
straight left leg into the air, foot flexed and pointing
to the side; look
up at your left hand.
Really focus here on keeping your hips square
to the
ceiling — don't allow them
to roll
up on one side or the other and keep the leg that's
up straight for extra resistance.
Press hands and arms into the ground as you use the strength of your abs
to lift legs
straight up towards the
ceiling.
Lying on mat with knees bent and fairly wide and feet on the ground, bring hands close together in front of you and crunch
up pushing hands through space between legs, pulse in this crunch position 3 times and release, bring hands and arms
to ground beside body and lift your legs
straight up towards
ceiling and lift butt
up off the ground, reaching legs
up further.
Pull the dumbbell in your left hand
straight up toward your chest while keeping your arm close
to your body — your elbow should point
up toward the
ceiling.
If you want
to emphasize an erect spine instead, bring the torso
up to a perpendicular position and extend the arms
straight toward the
ceiling.
Extend your left arm
straight up toward the
ceiling, then turn the left palm
to face toward your head and with an inhalation reach the arm over the back of your left ear, palm facing the floor.
To lift your chest, push the top of your sternum (at the manubrium)
straight up toward the
ceiling.
When you feel ready
to come out of Parighasana, use the inhalation
to lift your left arm
straight up toward the
ceiling, draw your spine back
to vertical, and reach your two arms horizontally once again.
From Downward Facing Dog Pose, inhale and lift the right leg
up and
straight to the
ceiling.
Next jump feet back in and come
up to standing bringing dumbbell back
to start position at navel area, bring dumbbell in one hand
to shoulder level, bending elbow and holding dumbbell horizontally close
to shoulder, then raise it
up straight towards
ceiling and back down
to shoulder.
One Leg Bridge — Lie on mat with knees bent, lift one leg
straight up towards
ceiling and using the other leg lift hips
up to a bridge position and then come back down.
• Raise your legs
straight up towards the
ceiling so that your back is parallel
to the floor and your legs perpendicular.
You position your body facing
up to the
ceiling with your legs and torso
straight.
Bend your wrist down toward the floor until you feel the muscles and tendons begin
to stretch and hold the position for 5 seconds and then raise your hand
straight up toward the
ceiling until you feel the stretch and hold this position for 5 seconds.
Stretch your arms
straight up toward the
ceiling, parallel
to each other, palms facing, or touch the palms together forming an inverted V with the arms.
With your hands on either side of the ring, raise your arms
straight up from the shoulders so the ring is parallel
to the
ceiling.
It all usually begins with you carefully working out the angle of the ground you're on, the distance you need
to traverse, the obstacles in your way and numerous other little bits of mental math before you hit the button
to activate your laser, hurl yourself into the air and cock it all
up gloriously by rocketing
straight in
to the
ceiling or barely managing
to get 5ft before impaling yourself on some spikes that health and safety shall definitely be having some words with someone about.
It reads like music or text, moving right
to left in mostly
straight horizontal lines that progress down the walls from
ceiling to floor, accented with textural elements and occasional bits of color, broken
up with jagged black sticks and chunks erupting from the corners.
As I entered the room, I looked
straight up to count the number of
ceiling speakers that had been installed.
I love how the colour goes
up the
ceiling line, it really adds so etching
to the room, it would almost be a different room with a
straight ceiling, wouldn't have the same feel,