Sentences with phrase «with arms angled»

Waiting in a patch of light to Treves's side is John Anglim, the handsome actor who will play John Merrick (and who is now playing him in the touring company); classic in physique, he is loincloth - clad and stands in a cruciform posture, with arms angled slightly from his body and palms toward the audience.

«I was all over the place with my arm angle, with my spot on the rubber, and that's why I went south as the year went on,» he says.

Not exact matches

SHOULDERS Bend both arms at 90 - degree angles with palms facing one another.

In a newly decorated hall engage with a new angle on the Catholic Faith that seems to work, a new angle on West End passers - by, a pizza and a prayer — and afterwards for the hearty or the hardened New Synthesisers, we gather in the Leicester Arms.

Asuka did as good as possible to make it look like she kicked Sasha in the air; if she had not done the «kick maneuver» Sasha would have actually landed on Asuka (but angle of camera was such, that we saw an «obviously missed kick» and we talking now about a «botch») plus Sasha right away put her arms out in a way to land safely than make it look like a «harsh hit on the floor» with the small roll BUT at same time she did hit the top rope with her feet so either it was a not intentional slow down (most likely) or she was so good that she intentionally used top rope to slow herself down (unlikely but still possible)

But at that point, the ball might be firmly grasped with his right hand (around the ball) and either his left hand or arm (which we can't really tell from available angles).

Here they come like a herd of happy elk, down Newgate Street, turning off at St. Andrews, milling past an old cemetery with crazily angled headstones, thin and flat like long tea wafers, past the Northumberland Arms and Richard Charlton, Ltd., which deals in Bass ale, and up the hill to the ground, a starkly simple stadium with stands that are more like big sheds and unsophisticated light towers at each of the four corners.

With the baby's head in the crook of your arm and baby's bottom in your lap, snuggle him against you at a slight angle.

If she is turning right, then her arm should be raised at a 90 ° angle from the shoulder with her fingertips pointing up.

And if she is stopping, then her arm should be at a 90 ° angle from the shoulder with the fingertips pointing down towards the ground.

Baby's head and body lie on the one side of my body between belly button and side, and baby can drink and sleep comfortably, without risk of you rolling over (you're comfortably on your back with a wedge on your one side and under your arm) and baby's head is at an angle, not face down in your breast, so he can breathe easily.

Adults of all sizes can push this stroller comfortably with the adjustable handle; no kicking the back while walking if you're tall, and parents on the more petite side can adjust the handle downward so that your arms are at a comfortable pushing angle.

The supportive arm, with it's ingenuitive angle, rests on the mother's lap providing comfortable support for the infant while maintaining a more natural, upright feeding position.

The arm rests angle outward which will allow children with wide hips to sit comfortably while other seats with firm, narrow armrests may be too small for them.

Which colour is seen at each pixel depends on how the light coming through the pinhole is polarised — that is, whether the waves of light oscillate vertically, horizontally, or some angle in between — and so whether it lines up with the long or short arm.

Extend your arm directly to your side at a 45/60 degree angle and grab the attachment with an underhand grip.

Different arm angles and hand positions will target additional muscle groups, so feel free to play with these variables to find what works best for you.

Lat pull - ins are ideally done with one arm and a cable that's coming from an angle between 45 and 60 degrees from the side — 45 degrees are better for working the upper lat fibers, while 60 degrees are ideal for the lower lat fibers.

Keep a slight bend in your knees and start with your arms in a 90 - degree angle.

• Let the dumbbells hang straight down from your shoulders with your arms perpendicular to the angle of the bench.

Straighten your elbows and bring your arms forward to a 45 - degree angle with your weight evenly distributed across both palms.

(This ensures you will lower down with your arms in a 90 ° angle.)

The one with the Michelle Obama arms that photograph well from every angle.

-- Once you've gotten yourself into position and extended both arms in front of you with the preferred grip width, lower the torso backward at an angle of 30 degrees while slightly curving the lower back and puffing the chest out.

Your arms should now be forming a 90 degree angle with your torso, and the dumbbells should be directly above your chest.

With arms extended forward and abs contracted to maintain your torso at a 45 - degree angle, twist to the right, reaching towards the ground.

Another way to do them is with your arms at a 45 degree angle to the ground.

Making sure you're not leaning forward with your upper body, slowly lower yourself down until your arms form a 90 - degree angle and your shoulders are mildly stretched, then push yourself upwards until your arms are straight again by engaging the triceps and shoulders.

Lie on your back with neutral spine and arms and legs at right angles to the body; fingertips in line with the shoulders, knees on top of hips.

Lie on your back with arms extended overhead, feet flexed, and heels resting on a wall (or calves on a bench); your legs should be at a 45 - degree angle to the ground.

Your arms should be kept at a 90 - degree angle, with your wrists and elbows in line.

While holding a weight in your right hand, with your arm out to the side at a 90 - degree angle, reach up, extending your arm towards the ceiling and begin bending your body to your left side.

While holding the TRX handles, lean into the TRX with straight arms and hover over your hands, keeping your body at a diagonal angle.

The machine duplicates virtually every exercise from your local gym, with Freedom Arms that adjust 170 degrees to work muscles from various angles.

It's not just about flattening your tummy or toning your arms, but also being able eliminate weakness from all angles — and it starts with proper alignment.

Lie on an incline bench adjusted to an incline angle of 30 to 45 degrees, holding a pair of dumbbells over your chest with extended arms, with a slight bend at the elbows.

Keep your arms in a straight angle with the floor, flexing your shoulders slightly inward.

Lie on your back with extended arms and bend the left knee to a 90 degree angle, while keeping the other leg straight.

I asked Shawna to share some of her best ab moves with me, and she sent me this crazy circuit that gets your heart rate up, blasts every angle of your core, and BONUS — works your shoulders and arms — the perfect follow up from last week's biceps and triceps workout!

These exercises aren't set in stone either — you are free to play with their variations in equipment, angle, weight, grip and so on, but you can also target different heads on your biceps, or balance your arms out by only working the weaker one with dumbbells.

Lean your body back with one arm extended, core engaged (as you get stronger, adjust the angle of your body).

Your hands should be loose and arms bent at ninety degrees angle with forearms pointing straight.

You can perform the movement with the bar coming down to your forehead or down behind your head for a different angle on the arms.

Bring your arms straight up as you rise into a squat with your right leg bent at a 90 ° angle for Warrior I. Stack the joints by bringing the knee directly above the ankle.

When your arm is at a 90 - degree angle, punch forward with your right hand.

Lie on mat with legs lifted and straight at a 90 degree angle from body, with arms outstretched from body on ground, lift butt up off ground and then bring arms up to touch toes and then bring arms back down to ground.

I come down with each rep at a 90 degree angle and push straight up but i feel the workout more in my arms then my chest.

Your arm will form a 90 degree angle with your hand raised to the level of your elbow.

The aim is to get your hips as high in the air as possible, ideally with your upper torso fully inverted, arms straight and straight legs at a roughly 45 degree angle to your upper torso.

Your starting position will be a 90 degree angle with your upper arm next to your body and your forearm extended down.