Not exact matches
At a healing service around the same time, our minister laid his hands
on my left
leg, which curved in at the ankle and required me to wear a special heavy shoe, and as he prayed I watched my
leg straighten out before my eyes.
While you do a traditional push - up (toes
on the floor,
legs and back straight, elbows bent), your child can push up from his knees or just lie
on his stomach and
straighten his arms.
Lay your baby flat
on their back, hold their feet, bend one knee while you
straighten the other and pump their
legs as if they were riding an imaginary bicycle.
Lift him upright with his feet
on the floor and he'll push down and
straighten his
legs so that he's virtually standing by himself (except for the balance you're providing).
Straightening the
legs places a lever - like force
on the femur, encouraging the hip to pop out of the socket.
Or why, when she is standing
on tiptoe
on one
leg in an arabesque — bent at the waist, with her other
leg extended horizontally behind her — and her partner gives her a twist, she will do a rapid «pencil» turn if she
straightens up and pulls her
leg in.
As it moves, the robot will bend one of its knee joints and then
straighten it; if the knee joint fails to
straighten, the robot determines that it can not put weight
on that
leg without falling over.
Lie
on the floor and pull one
leg up and
straighten it.
Kneel
on hands and knees, and then push back to
straighten legs and open shoulders so your body makes an upside down V shape.
With both hands
on the ground, slowly pull your hips back so that they stack over your left knee,
straightening the right
leg.
Straightening the
legs places a lever - like force
on the femur, encouraging the hip to pop out of the socket.
If your tailbone gets in the way when
straightening legs, sit
on a towel or blanket.
Straighten the right
leg as much as you can — think a deep stretch but not to the point of pain — and keep the left
leg on the floor.
Straighten legs in a plank position (harder) or knees
on ground (easier).
On an inhale, straighten the front leg, and on an exhale, deepen the ben
On an inhale,
straighten the front
leg, and
on an exhale, deepen the ben
on an exhale, deepen the bend.
If
straightening your left
leg causes the right
leg to shake or bend, practice with your left
leg bent and your foot flat
on the floor instead.
Pause
on the inhale, and
on the next exhale
straighten your
legs.
With both knees
on the ground, come into a strong plank, then lift and
straighten one
leg.
Put your right hand
on your right ankle and
straighten both
legs, returning to Utthita Trikonasana.
On the inhalation, pull your right kneecap and quadriceps up as you
straighten your right
leg, maintaining the rotation.
On an inhalation, begin to
straighten the arms to lift the chest off the floor, going only to the height at which you can maintain a connection through your pubis to your
legs.
Push your free
leg toward the ceiling, while
straightening the
leg that is propped
on the box and thrusting your hips upward.
Lie
on your back with your
legs and arms
straightened and extended slightly outward, palms facing up.
If the
legs are prematurely
straightened this puts too much pressure
on the back.
On an inhale,
straighten the
legs from Utkatasana.
Keeping your eyes
on the weight from here lift your hand off the ground and windshield wiper the left
leg to
straighten up your stance in the lunge position in order to stand up.
I can tell you of my tongue's coat changing and parting like the red sea, moles falling off, grey hairs vanishing, warts disappearing, knees and entire
leg bones
straightening, eyesight going wild then improving, a little toenail appearing for the first time in my life, but I can also tell you of a cyst in my nose remaining, a scar
on my cheek unchanged.
Lie
on mat with hands behind head, rotate to the left as you bring in the left knee, while bringing in the right elbow towards it, then switch sides rotating to the right and bringing in the right knee and the left elbow to meet it, as the left
leg straightens out, continue alternating sides
Carefully lie down
on your back,
straightening your right
leg toward the sky.
Then,
straighten your knees and stretch your
legs out behind your torso, tops of your feet
on the floor.
Lie
on your back, smooth your buttocks down, and
straighten your
legs.
You can keep your left knee bent with the foot
on the floor, or
straighten your left
leg by pushing out through the heel.
Raise feet and
straighten legs, bringing body into a V - shape, balanced
on butt.
Single
Leg Deadlifts, raise one
leg straight back, bend at the hips and grab the dumbbell with the opposite arm, slowly
straighten up to a standing position, repeat
on each side.
Place your right foot
on the ground and
straighten your left
leg in the air.
Reclining Big Toe Hold Lie flat
on your back bringing one
leg,
straightened, toward your head while holding your big toe Hold for 10 - 15 seconds Repeat with the other side
Lying
on back with end of bench above butt, hang
on to bench and bring knees into chest,
straighten legs and slowly bring them down, pausing at parallel for one sec before repeating.
beginning
on the hips, initiated an upward swing
on kettlebell until it is directly overhead, pushing and driving it up as your arm vertical approaches above the shoulder and
straighten legs.
Straighten your lifted
leg up to the ceiling or try bending it and placing your ankle
on the thigh of the opposite
leg (the one still
on the floor) for a hip opener.
Lying
on your back, holding another person's ankles, swing your
straightened legs up and down.
If you have a knee injury, modify the seated poses (5 and 6) by
straightening your bottom
leg, and practice poses 7 and 9
on your back.
Don't stand up to vertical... just
straighten that front
leg, keeping your front foot planted firmly
on the ground.
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 floo
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 floo
on the floor, and begin to
straighten your arms, simultaneously lifting your torso, hips and
legs off the floor.
Balancing
on your arms, slowly
straighten your
legs, keeping them active and together.
Slowly,
straighten your
legs behind one at a time and keep the heels
on the floor.
When you are ready to move
on, firm and
straighten the
legs.
Begin
on hands and knees; as you exhale, turn the toes under and lift the sit bones,
straightening the
legs and arms.
Sage Marichi Pose (Marichyasana): Sit tall
on a yoga mat with
straightened legs.
You do this by slowly
straightening your arms, but keeping the
legs on the ground.
To do the exercise, simply lie down with your back flat
on the floor and both knees bent then
straighten out your right
leg, use both of your hands to grab a hold of the
leg at the ankle and then keeping your hips pressed against the floor gently pull the
leg towards your head until you feel some tension in the hamstring.