Start with the feet together and step forward with the left foot to try to bring the left
upper thigh parallel to the floor.
Not exact matches
Keeping your pelvis straight and
upper body straight (this is not a squat per se, we are not sitting back), lower your body until your
thighs are close to or at
parallel with the floor.
Push your hips back and lower your body into a squat until your
upper thighs are at least
parallel to the floor.
Tighten your abs while keeping your back in contact with the ball, lower your body until your
upper thighs are at least
parallel to the floor.
Try to get low enough so that your
upper thigh comes below
parallel with the ground before pushing through your heels to drive back up (b).
To begin the glut kickback, slowly lift one leg back, keeping your knee bent, until the sole of your foot faces the ceiling and your
thigh is
parallel to the floor.You can target the
upper glute muscle by raising your leg higher or the lower glute muscle by keeping your leg at less than
parallel to the floor.
The front of your
thighs will be resting on the floor with your shins
parallel to your
upper body.
Lower your body toward the ground until your right
upper thigh is
parallel to the floor and your right knee forms about a 90 - degree angle.
Begin standing on the left leg and raise the right knee up until the
upper thigh is
parallel to the floor, if possible.
The hind legs are
parallel when viewed from the rear and boast well - developed
upper thighs and firm hock joints.
The
upper thigh bone
parallels the shoulder blade while the lower
thigh bone
parallels the
upper arm.
The rear legs are
parallel with powerful
upper thighs.
In back, again the
upper part of the dog's body
parallels the human leg structure with
upper thigh joined to hip at one end and knee at the other and lower
thigh leading from knee to heel.