The burpee is done in a 4 - step phase: — Start in a standing position — Drop to a squat position while at the same time putting your arms to the ground - Kick your feet back into a push up position while supporting yourself on your arms — With a jump, return your feet to the squat position — Thrust yourself up from the squat position
with the arms above your head.
Lie face down on the floor
with your arms above your head and palms facing each other.
To release neck tension instantly, start to move into a simple child's pose
with arms above your head.
I do not walk around
with my arms above my head, but I wanted to show you what the reviews meant.
Not exact matches
Yes, standing in the wake of his fire, you understand perfectly that this is a man who can use a baseball to snip the button from a hitter's shirt, who is the last great hope of geriatric New Englanders and who sent the Cleveland Indians home for the winter, despite an injured
arm he could barely lift
above his
head and
with little more of his usual weaponry than the look of a lion tamer in his eyes.
Dean will be looking at us having to face Che next and he'll see the small difference he can make to our season, when Chelsea score Dean will stand up,
arms raised
above head, saying «I am the all powerful»
with a boner on.
At age 79 after he fell and hit his
head on a concrete gym floor, Harold Connolly (
above), who won the gold medal in the hammer throw at the 1956 Olympics despite throwing
with a left
arm that had been withered since birth.
Babies, positioned level
with their mother's breasts, sleep in the space created between her
arm (positioned
above her baby's
head, on or under the mother's pillow) and her knees (drawn up under her baby's feet).
Ensure the pouch of fabric is well tucked up between your baby's side and your tummy so he is resting as if in a hammock, slightly turned towards you, bent knees
above bottom, feet outside the carrier,
with his
head and neck resting on your
arm.
As you lower your baby into the bath, hold him firmly under his bottom
with one hand and place your other
arm under the back of his neck and shoulders, holding his
head above the water.
Reporting this week in The Journal of Experimental Biology, the team concludes that swinging your
arms uses 3 % less energy than keeping your hands behind your back, 9 % less energy than folding your
arms over your chest, and 13 % less energy than running
with your hands
above your
head.
Standing tall, have your right leg extended back
with your toe touching the floor and your
arms raised
above your
head.
• Remain in lunge position • Lower medicine ball down behind the
head • Ensure elbows and upper
arms are kept back in alignment
with the side of the
head • Extend medicine ball back to original position directly
above the
head • Return to start position, feet together, medicine ball extended directly
above the
head • Repeat entire exercise
with alternate leg
Sit up tall
with legs extended in front of you and pressed tightly together,
arms straight
above your
head.
Keeping your back and upper
arms straight, hold both ends of the rope attachment
with an overhand grip at shoulder width apart
with your
arms bent
above your
head.
Standing
with feet shoulder width, hold an unweighted bar
above your
head,
arms extended.
Raise the bar
above your
head and hold it
with completely straight
arms.
Raise your
arms above your shoulders so that they're even
with your ears, and have the palms of your hands touch the wall
above you at an equal distance away from your
head.
For an added challenge, hold a 5 - pound weight
above your
head with the opposite
arm while performing the dips.
Lie on your back
with your
arms straight
above your
head.
In the same position
with your legs on a chair, raise your
arms overhead so they touch the ground
above your
head and your torso and
arms form a Y shape
with your elbows straight.
The keys here are: heels on the floor, knees lined up
with the toes, torso as upright as possible,
arms straight
with lats engaged pulling the staff apart, and the staff should be lined up right
above your center of gravity (slightly behind your
head).
Stand in front of a wall
with your feet together, then lean over, crossing your
arms above your
head, and push your upper back against the wall.
Grip the dumbbells or cables in each hand
with your palms facing inward,
arms extended
above your
head,
with your
arms fixed in the barrel hugging postion.
As you inhale, reach both
arms up
above your
head with the palms facing inwards (keeping your shoulders back and down).
As you inhale, lift your
arms up
above the
head with the palms facing inwards and the shoulders back and down.
Step 3: Once you reach a sitting position
with the kettlebell directly
above your
head, slowly lower it between your knees while keeping your
arms as straight as possible.
Provided is an inflatable
head rest if required, but I managed to float on my back,
with my
arms dangled
above my
head, ears submerged but wearing ear plugs.
You are now sat
with arms extended, grasping the bar
above your
head.
Lay face up on the ground
with your legs extended and
arms above your
head.
One
arm should always be in the starting position (
above your chest and pointed towards the ceiling) while the other is extended
above your
head with the hand close to or touching the floor.
You can keep yourself honest
with the form by raising your
arms above your
head for each jump.
Straighten your
arms above your
head with your hands touching the floor.
With the arm and weight above your head, step into a lunge with that
With the
arm and weight
above your
head, step into a lunge
with that
with that leg.
With a tight palm grip, extend your
arms fully
above your
head and release the shoulders, feeling a nice scapular stretch.
V - Ups (10 reps)(video) Lie on your back (on the floor, or on a bench, anywhere really)
with your
arms outstretched
above your
head flat against the floor.
Because they are relatively small but incredible dense, almost any natural movement — twisting your body, raising your hands
above your
head, swinging your
arms — can be enhanced and turned into a serious exercise
with the addition of a kettlebell.
You can get in the water holding a kick board
with your
arms and your
head above water, allowing you to still work your lower body in an extended position.
The Crescent — Firms abs, hips, and thighs Standing straight up — lunge forward
with one foot while holding your
arms above your
head, straight.
With your upper
arms in a 90 degree angle to your torso and your hands directly
above your elbows, lift your hands straight up so that your
arms are straight
above your
head.
Sun Salutation B Follow this sequence: From mountain pose move into chair pose
with feet together in a low squat and
arms straight
above your
head.
In other words, if you stand up tall
with your
arms reaching high
above your
head, you can send a message of confidence to your mind.
Standing in Mountain Pose raise your
arms up
above your
head and then dive forward to touch your toes
with your hands.
Then, slowly lift the kettle bell or the dumbbell in the air
with your both
arms and hold it
above your
head for five seconds.
Extend your
arms straight upwards
above your
head with your fingers pointing at the ceiling.
Begin to raise the belt
above the
head and guide it behind as the chest opens
with the
arms behind you.
When holding the barbell down,
with your
arms relaxed, you are to squat down (not all the way down) and straighten up as fast as you can, using the momentum to lift your barbell up to your neck and shoulders, changing the grip along the way, and then pushing it up more slowly, finishing the movement by holding the barbell directly
above your
head.
In contrast, the chart shows that the lower sternocostal
head of the pectoralis major actually displays a shoulder extension peak moment
arm of -9.3 mm at 98 degrees (
arms just
above parallel
with the ground).
For the pull - overs, lay crossways on a bench
with a single dumbbell at
arm's length
above your
head and lower it down behind you without bending your
arms (too much).
Start
with the
arms straight,
above your
head and pull your hands forwards, over your
head towards your waist.