Sentences with phrase «toes on her back feet»

«Marsupials tend to have five toes on their forefeet and several toes on their back feet.

Ground your feet, ensuring even your little toe on your back foot is on the floor.

Reno does have toes on his back feet that turn in like pigeon toed, but his feet and legs are perfectly straight.

Their paws are large with polydactylism accepted - i.e. 5 - 6 toes on the back feet and 6 -7 toes on the front feet.

Luke suffered terrible injuries, both pads and all the toes on his back feet and the end of his tail were severed.

She is solid black, except for a small white «heart» on her chest and white toes on her back feet.

Not exact matches

Taking his stance, Walker leans on his back foot and barely toes the ground with his right, like a ballet dancer in the tendu position.

Above all, the Montara is King of Comfort — even on repeated trips down steep trails with weight on my back, I felt no pressure or hot spots on the toes or sides of my feet.

However, Wayne Bridge is not good enough a left back, and he could find the going tough against the quick - footed Theo Walcott, which means that the defensive midfielders will have to constantly be on their toes throughout the game.

The main things to remember with this exercise is that you need to lie on your back with your feet flat on the floor and with your toes pointing forward and your knees bent.

I have equated it with a marathon dance — two steps forward, three steps back, switching partners, some in sync some off beat, some with two left feet — continuously stepping on toes.

Other newborn reflexes include the Babinski reflex (her big toe bends back and the other toes fan out when the sole of her foot is firmly stroked), the step reflex (she appears to take steps or dance when her feet touch a solid surface), and the tongue - thrust reflex (she pushes his tongue out when something is placed on it).

Try and work on flexion activities such as reaching for her feet and toes, playing with them, placing them in her mouth, rattles on ankles or using her legs to kick at dangling things while on her back (keeping legs in air rather than slamming down to the floor).

It had four toes on its front feet and three on its back feet.

The dog - sized Hyracotherium, which lived about 55 million years ago, had four toes on its front feet, and three on its back feet.

He could find and grab a coffee cup placed on the center island in his kitchen; play soccer with his daughter Emma in their large downstairs playroom, kicking the ball back and forth over some 15 feet; play rock - paper - scissors; and compete in a game of tic - tac - toe by identifying x's and o's on paper mounted on an easel.

Bend knees, balance on right foot, then cross left thigh over right, either resting left toes on the oor or hooking them around the back of right calf.

Make sure your back foot is pointing straight back and you are pressing the top of your foot and even your pinky toe on the floor.

How to: Lie on your back, with your feet a few inches off the floor, toes pointed, and your head and shoulder blades lifted off the ground.

Sit on the edge of a bench with a straight back and extended legs, gripping the bench for stability and keeping your feet together and your toes pointed toward the ceiling.

Back leg kneeling and foot either tucked under or on toes.

Land lightly on your feet, and keep your weight back over your heels to keep your knees from projecting over your toes.

With hands on your hips and feet flat on the floor, slowly squat, making sure your knees do nt go past your toes and keeping your back straight.

Beginning on all fours in a tabletop position with the toes tucked, inhale to extend the right arm long in front of you and left foot behind you, keeping the back foot flexed and active.

For more in - depth instructions on how to do the postures in this sequence, watch the video tutorials for Sun Salutation A, Sun Salutation B, Big Toe Pose, Triangle Pose, Extended Side Angle Poses, Spread Foot Pose A, B, C, D, Side Stretching Pose, Extended Hand Big Toe Pose, Half Lotus Forward Bend, Chair Pose, Warrior Poses, Staff Pose, Back Stretching Pose, Front Stretching Pose, Seated Half Lotus Forward Bend, One - Legged Forward Bend, Head to Knee Pose A, B, C, Leg Binding Pose A, B, C, D, Boat Pose, Upward Bow Pose, and the finishing postures.

On an exhale, step your left foot back into a low lunge, spin your left heel down, and cartwheel your arms up and open, right toes facing directly forward, left foot turned slightly in toward the center of your body.

On an exhalations, step your left foot back and place your toes on the floor with your knee partially benOn an exhalations, step your left foot back and place your toes on the floor with your knee partially benon the floor with your knee partially bent.

Lie on your back with both feet against a wall, your heels against the floor, and your toes pointing straight up toward the ceiling.

«When you're going to passé, press firmly on your front foot and push off the ball of the back foot to bring your toes to the inner knee of the front leg,» she says.

Lie on the floor, with your lower back pressed into the ground and your knees bent with feet on the floor toes pointing forwards.

Core toe tap - Lie on your back with your knees bent, feet flat.

Push with your toes to lift your heels up and hold for a short pause then lower your feet back flat on the ground.

Standing with feet hip width apart, squat down and place hands on ground in front of you, jump legs back into plank position, do a push up and then kick one leg out to opposite side underneath body and as foot comes out reach down with hand on the side closest to it (opposite hand to foot that is kicking) and touch toe as it kicks, bring foot and hand back to plank position and jump legs back in and jump up in the air.

Isometric Hold: Lying flat down on your back, externally rotate your hip slightly, dorsi - flex your ankle (pull your toes / foot back towards your shin), and then tighten up your quad as tight as you can.

If your grip is not strong enough to hold your weight you will soon drop back down to the floor so it is a good idea to use a bar that you can reach on your tip toes as this is a lot safer than dropping 2 or 3 feet and it also conserves your energy as you do not have to jump up to reach the bar.

standing reverse lunges - lunge backwards bringing the front thigh down to parallel with the ground; knee should not go forward past toes and keep shin vertical; alternate legs mountain climbers - get down on hands and feet in pushup position; quickly bring one leg in so it's under chest; quickly switch to other leg; keep quickly switching legs so that it looks as if you were climbing a mountain mountain jumpers - get down on hands and feet in pushup position; quickly bring both legs in so they are under chest and immediately pop back out to starting position; keep quickly «jumping» both legs in so that it looks as if you were jumping, while on the ground.

Remember, slight bend in the arms, rotate your hips, back foot on the toe.

Back Squat: With your toes pointed slightly out, your feet shoulder - width apart and a barbell resting on your shoulders, bend at the knees and sink into a sitting position, then straightening backBack Squat: With your toes pointed slightly out, your feet shoulder - width apart and a barbell resting on your shoulders, bend at the knees and sink into a sitting position, then straightening backback up.

Lift your chest, turn your right (front) foot out 90 degrees, and swivel on your back heel to point the toes slightly inward.

Start in seated position with knees slightly bent and feet off floor, hold Ugi at right hip, twist body and bring Ugi to left hip, and then lie back with legs straight on ground and touch Ugi to the ground behind head, then sit up and bring Ugi overhead and forward to touch toes.

Have the students inhale their arms up the air, exhale extend forward touching their toes, inhale arms back up and then on an exhale, slowly lower all the way down onto their backs, with their feet still connected in the middle.

It could be lying on your back and using a belt or even a yoga strap to pull on your toes, each toe individually as you flex that toe back towards your shin and then also repeat that same thing with your entire foot.

Stretch the foot, seated ankle over knee, pull back on toes.

Without moving your shoulders, walk your feet back until your weight is supported on your hands and toes only, with your shoulders, hips, knees and ankles all forming a straight line (when viewed from the side).

If your grip is not strong enough to hold your weight you will soon drop back down to the floor so it is a good idea to use a bar that you can reach on your tip toes as this is a lot safer than dropping 2 or 3 feet and it also conserves your energy as you do not have to jump up to reach it.

Drop one foot back a couple feet and keep the toe on the ground for support.

Place your feet flat on a piece of paper and mark your longest toe and the back of your foot.

Push through the heels of both feet (lifting the toes off the floor, if you can) and push back on the ball until the knees are almost straight.

Lying on mat with legs flat on ground and arms outstretched overhead near ground, lift one leg and arms and touch toe with the opposite side hand (left foot with right hand, right foot with left hand) and then return arms and leg back down to ground and repeat lifting the opposite leg and alternate legs for each rep.

Squatting to a box will help teach you to sit back and keep your weight on your entire foot, instead of squatting with your knees forward and up on your toes.