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bend (bend) a flexure or curve; a flexed or curved part.
varolian bend  the third cerebral flexure in the developing fetus.

bend (bnd)
v.
To incline the body; stoop.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] SOFT HANDS AND BIG HANDS Teach receivers to catch with soft hands, which means to catch the ball with receptive fingers, wrists, and slightly bent elbows, and to give a little with the football as they catch it.
And as if it wasn't bad enough watching playbacks of our awkward golf swings - lifted feet, bent elbows, clumsy posture and non-rotating hips - just to ensure we didn't get in any way smug, Steven selected the split screen option and lined up a video of each of our swings next to a video of Pro golfers, Karrie Webb and Trish Johnson.
Bent Elbow Plank Start off by lying on your belly and then lifting yourself onto your toes and forearms (your elbows should be lined up with your shoulders).
 
 
 
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