In particular, the task involved ample movements, with the response buttons placed about 50 cm apart in the peripersonal space, and the movements executed during the task were unusual as compared to the behaviors generally observed during parasomnia episodes (our task included pronating forearm and flexing hand movements, as well as arms crossing the midline).
Keep your posture as you run, but if doing a small jump, don't try to remain straight-backed and flexed-hands.
Webb, 26, who assumed the team lead in penalty minutes after he was given a fighting major, continued to flex his hand while in the penalty box.
By 2004, she still could not fully flex her hand.
For this video-recording, each participant was asked to continuously flex the hand up to an individual maximum angle of wrist flexion for 15, 20, or 30 s.
Place both gardening gloves on your hands, then make a fist and flex your hands to verify that the gloves fit comfortably without being too tight or too loose.
An arterial tourniquet prevented blood flow to, and therefore paralysis of, one of his arms, allowing him to communicate with his colleagues by flexing his hand.
Beginning another day on the front lines of what he refers to as "Viagra madness," Dr. Stanley Bloom, urologist and impotence specialist, flexed his hand to steel it against writing cramps.
Waltrip, flexing his hand and balling it into a fist again and again, said he could deal with the pain that only politicians on whistle-stop tours can really know.
Ferris flexes his hand in pain after supposedly catching the foul ball.
Consequently, the mechanical advantage accrued by the muscles for flexing the hand is also greater It is possible that during terrestrial locomotion (when the elbow is half-flexed) the greater distance and moment arm improves flexion power of the muscles operating the distal carpus which remains flexed.
