Bending your knees when picking up an object helps to maintain a straight back and reduces strain on your lower back muscles. Keeping your back straight and using your leg muscles to lift the object can help prevent injuries and promote good posture.
To lift and carry a heavy object safely, bend your knees and keep your back straight while lifting. Hold the object close to your body and use your legs to lift the weight. When carrying the object, make sure to distribute the weight evenly and take breaks if needed to avoid strain.
A student should use their hand or an appropriate tool like a reaching grabber to safely pick up an object off the floor. It's important to bend at the knees and keep the back straight to avoid strain.
Always remember to lift with your legs and not your back to avoid injury. Keep your back straight, bend at the knees, and engage your core muscles to support the lift. Additionally, make sure to hold the object close to your body to lessen strain on your muscles.
It typically takes more force to slide an object across a surface than to pick it up. When sliding an object, you are working against friction which creates resistance, whereas when picking up an object, you primarily need to overcome gravity.
If you are unable to bend to lift an object, try squatting instead to pick it up. Keep your back straight and use your legs to lift the object. If bending at the waist continues to be difficult, consider using tools such as a reaching aid or asking for assistance.
Bend at the knees!
stand up bend your knees and go straight
stand up bend your knees and go straight
Your knees don't bend backward because of where the joint stops. This is necessary to keep the legs sturdy, and the person standing up straight, and not falling.
You bend your knees and go up when you shoot.
To shoot a basketball you have to bend your knees and push up with your right hand and jump.
To lift and carry a heavy object safely, bend your knees and keep your back straight while lifting. Hold the object close to your body and use your legs to lift the weight. When carrying the object, make sure to distribute the weight evenly and take breaks if needed to avoid strain.
A student should use their hand or an appropriate tool like a reaching grabber to safely pick up an object off the floor. It's important to bend at the knees and keep the back straight to avoid strain.
Never bend from the waist. Instead, bend your knees and stoop; lift with your thighs and legs, keeping the load close to your body.
To lift heavy object correctly means protecting the back and waist from strain and the ensuring that the full loading on you is on the muscles (of the legs and hands). To lift correctly, come as close as possible to the load. Keep the back as straight as you can. Lower the waist as low as possible and position your legs to carry the loading on you. Grab the load and lift. Spring and move your legs to reposition to required position.
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BEND YOUR KNEES PUT YOUR HANDS UP AND JUMP HEAD FIRST INTO THE POOL