Sentence examples for standing forward from inspiring English sources
Someone with osteoporosis, for example, may want to avoid headstands and poses requiring extreme spinal flexion or extension, while someone with glaucoma may want to avoid taking the head below the heart in poses like headstand, handstand, shoulder stand and standing forward bends.
Examples of the specific exercise to be included are heel raises in standing, forward and lateral step-ups onto a small block and sit to stand practice [ 27].
Jon mentioned after that standing forward of the line was not legal, but the referee did not stop it.
Toward the end of the hour, I gripped the frame of the trampoline in a standing forward bend and pushed my legs into the elastic as my hamstrings stretched along with the springs.
Clearly, there is a difference between spinal flexion as a normal range of motion that is necessary to do daily movements like tying your shoes, and a "loaded" lumbar flexion that occurs in a pose like halasana, or even a standing forward bending movement with the arms extended from the body.
And the statuses included two persons standing side by side, two persons standing forward and backward, and two persons standing forward and backward with 45°.
In their cobalt-blue body tights, they even look in some views like Audubon bird studies, standing bent forward, with arms spread back like wings.
"She is standing slightly forward of him: this is not a subservient image of a woman.
The song starts playing as the camera slowly zooms towards Gaga, who is standing bent forward as she begins singing.
They consisted of back examinations of young adolescents, usually performed by a specially trained nurse searching for asymmetries in standing and forward bending positions (Adams Forward Bending Test) [ 1– 5].
Measuring time (intraoperation versus pre- and postoperation), measuring posture (prone versus standing or forward bending), and patient's condition (anesthesia versus consciousness) might be confounding factors which contribute to result discrepancy.
