Use your legs to help you achieve the clean: push up from your feet,
straightening your legs for added power as you pull the bell up, and landing softly back into that half - squat as you catch the bell in its new hand position.
Not exact matches
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).
You'll know it's time
for the next size when his onesie fits very snugly and he has a bit of trouble
straightening out his
legs.
The quadriceps muscles in the front of the thigh are important
for straightening and stabilizing the
leg during movement.
For an advanced variation,
straighten the
legs, coming to the full pose, Navasana, with the arms forward.
For a challenge,
straighten your
legs so you're in a full reverse plank.
The further
legs are out, the harder pulling yourself is so bend your
legs to make it easier to pull yourself up and
straighten legs out
for more of a challenge.
Turn your right knee out, aiming
for the right foot's little toe, as you pull the quadriceps up and
straighten the right
leg.
If the chair hold wasn't challenging enough
for you then perform the same movement but
straighten your
legs this time.
For example, if you are bending down to touch your toes, bend your legs for a count of 2 and then straighten for a count of
For example, if you are bending down to touch your toes, bend your
legs for a count of 2 and then straighten for a count of
for a count of 2 and then
straighten for a count of
for a count of 2.
While sitting, simply raise and
straighten your
leg out at a 90 - degree angle and hold the position
for 10 seconds.
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.
Pull your in knees toward your chest by rolling the ball in, pause in this position
for a count, and then
straighten your
legs back out.
* Try to
straighten the
legs as much as possible while you aim
for deep and steady breaths.
Carefully unbend and
straighten the left
leg (see the description of Virasana [Hero Pose]
for the safe way to remove the
leg from its position).
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.
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.
The individual then
straightened their knee over five seconds, held the knee straight
for five seconds and then took five seconds to lower the
leg.
Shift your weight into the left side and, staying as low as you can (it's natural
for the left
leg to
straighten a little, but don't come out of the bent knee all the way), lift the right
leg straight up and out to the side, squeezing into your side butt (abductors if we're being fancy).
While sitting at your desk,
straighten one of your
legs and hold in place
for a few seconds.
Hold
for a brief second and then
straighten your
legs.
For this one, when you contract your muscles you want to also
straighten your back
leg.
Trikonasana (Triangle Pose) From Virabhadrasana II,
straighten your front left
leg and bring your front left hand to the floor or onto a block
for Trikonasana.
Bring the left toe back to the floor and
straighten the right
leg, repeating
for 8 - 16 reps before switching sides.
Inhale and
straighten your
leg and hold
for five deep breaths.
Hold here, or
for a stronger action
straighten both
legs and if you can maintain a straight back extend the arms parallel to the floor.
As your muscles begin to release you can slowly
straighten your
legs, round out your back and reach
for your feet.
Because our
legs bend and
straighten, except
for the quite athletic, the muscle above the knee sags when standing.
This muscle is responsible
for extending or
straightening the
leg.