Sentences with phrase «toes out to the side»

Try to track your left ankle only as high as your left hip point, flexing the left toes out to the side.

Standing with feet a little farther than shoulder width apart, turn toes out to the side as much as comfortable.

Kneel down and turn your toes out to each side.

Not exact matches

There is also the correct score market at Coral to dip your toes into and the shortest priced option there is a Burnley 1 - 0 option but the boast can likely be pushed out here really and there is 13/2 on a 2 - 0 for the home side while a 3 - 0 victory for the Clarets would fetch an 11/1 price.

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Engage your abs, and then gently move your left knee into your chest, across the other side and then extend the leg out to the side, touching the toe to the ground at a 45 - degree angle.

Hold your hands out to your sides at shoulder height and walk heel to toe in a straight line for as long as you can.

Place left sole, with toes relaxed, against right inner thigh or calf; turn left knee out to the side.

Step out to left side sitting back into right hip (be sure the knee is tracking over the toes) and straightening left leg.

How to do it: On a mat, stand with arms at your side, heels together and toes turned out making a «V» shape.

How to: Stand with feet a little wider than hip - distance apart and toes turned out to the sides at 45 - degree angles.

Bring one foot out to the side, touching the ground with your toe.

Turn the right foot out to the side with the toe off the floor.

To switch sides, turn your front toes in and your back toes out, so you are reversing the position of the feet.

How to: Stand parallel to a chair on your right side with your feet in first position (heels together and toes turned out to 45 degrees)(a).

Step one foot out to the side, knee bent, toes facing out and heel in line with opposite knee.

Visual Alternate Nostril breathing: rather than using the fingers to plug the nostrils, the instructor walks the student through a visual tour of the inner landscape of the body starting with finding the natural breath then exhaling out the left nostril and inviting the breath to travel all the way down the left side of the body toward the toes, then inhaling through the left foot and taking the breath back to the third eye and exhaling out the right nostril or right side of the body and so forth.

Flex the left foot and invite the left knee to go out to the side as you place the pinky toe side of the left foot onto the block (supported by the right foot and leg).

Stretch your elbows out to the sides and bring the tips of your big toes in line with your eyes.

Place your feet just outside of shoulder width, with your toes pointing out to the sides.

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.

Watch out for: Check to see that your knees are tracking with your toes and not collapsing inward on one side or the other.

Now take a few small steps to the side, set your feet in a fairly wide stance with your toes pointing out about 30 degrees, then squat down.

Over time you can explore more advanced options such as clasping the big toe and extending the leg straight out in front, out to the side, and even twisting.

Keeping core pulled in and knees behind toes, step out wide to one side and squat to comfort.

Lunge out to the side onto your left leg, sitting your butt back to prevent the knee jutting forward of the toes.

These run narrow, so if you have normal to wide feet or long toes, your big toe joint (bunion area) will bulge out the side above the leather toe area.

I usually apply it to the balls of my feet and sides of my toes before I head out to an event or party.

Roberts brought out her girly side for the Donate a Photo Holiday Kick - Off Event in a sweet pleated Thakoon LWD treated to a floral motif, complete with beaded Wolford tights, and open - toe ankle - strap sandals.

The open - toed slip - ons with cut - out details and metal studs on one side are the perfect addition to chinos and a T - shirt.

A couple of weeks ago I wore a pair of Tory Burch espadrilles from last summer to a baseball game and by the time I walked from my car to the stadium a couple of my toes were peeping out of the side.

One foot forward + on tip toes is good for longer legs, whereas putting your foot slightly out to the side, having them a bit more parallel to each other (although still angled) is a bit more stable and more confidence - inducing.

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My truck also had box side steps, which pop out when you kick the release button with your toe, although it can be tough to push them back into place because you have to press on the step's side, not in the middle where the button is.

Throughout the day your boots have slowly squeezed your toes into numb oblivion (the result of your insistence to increasingly tighten your boots for more Lindsey Vonn - like speed and control), so you loosen the buckles, letting them flop to the side as you scope out which packed table you can finagle yourself into.

In addition to positioning the speakers off to the sides of the screen and at listening height to the viewer, you want to angle the speakers inwards towards the listener (known as toe - in, as opposed to facing them toe - out or straight ahead).

Up, leg out, down, leg to the side, up for six steps, down for two, point toe, up again, knee in the air... it gave me flashbacks to my confusion in French classes, except with leg movements instead of tenses.