Yourself down into sitting.
Floor knee to hands.
Same position as above.
Hold onto the chair at all times.
Keep knees and feet together.
Place both hands behind you shift knees to the right and lay both shins on the floor keeping knees bent 90 degrees.
Hold a dumbbell or the end of a resistance band in each hand with your arms straight in front of you palms facing each other.
Sit on the floor with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor in front of you.
Begin by laying flat on your back with your knees bent and feet on the floor.
Place your hands on your knees the palms can either face up or down.
If your knees don t touch the floor you can place a blanket under your seat to make your hips slightly higher than your legs making it easier to sit up straight and comfortable.
Push up to get both feet on the floor.
At the outset each study volunteer was asked to sit down on the floor and then get up using the least amount of support from hands knees and other body parts.
Carefully begin to turn in order to sit on the chair.
Or if it s more comfortable you can bend both knees with your feet flat on the floor.
I have been asked to demonstrate how i do this.
I can t get up from kneeling because i need a knee replacement at time of filming the operation is tomorrow.
Sit on the floor with your feet together and your knees bent.
Getting off the floor.
One on this website says that it is better that your knees touch the floor before your hands.
Keeping your upper back and shoulders flat on the floor rotate your hips and knees to one side until a stretch is felt.
Raise onto knees by propping hands on chair.
Bend both knees to come into a cross legged position.
Lift one leg off the floor.
Stretch to both sides.
Hold stretch for 30 seconds.
Floor transfer instructions page 2 7.