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calisthenics

/ˌkæl.ɪsˈθen.ɪks/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa ejercicios físicos, a menudo rítmicos y sin necesidad de aparatos, orientados a desarrollar fuerza, flexibilidad y forma física general; también hace referencia a la gimnasia de tipo suave o de calentamiento.

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noun

/ˌkæl.ɪsˈθen.ɪks/B2formalsport
  • esSustantivo que designa ejercicios físicos, a menudo rítmicos y sin necesidad de aparatos, orientados a desarrollar fuerza, flexibilidad y forma física general; también hace referencia a la gimnasia de tipo suave o de calentamiento.

A noun referring to light exercises, often performed without equipment, designed to promote general fitness and strength.

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  1. Bodyweight exercisesB2formalsport

    A form of exercise consisting of a variety of movements that use body weight for resistance to develop strength, flexibility, and endurance.

    esEjercicios de calistenia

    • She does calisthenics every morning to stay fit.
    • Calisthenics includes exercises like push-ups, squats, and lunges.
    • Many athletes incorporate calisthenics into their training routine.

    Sinónimoscallisthenics

  2. Light fitness routineB2formalsport

    Light, rhythmic exercises designed to improve general fitness and coordination, often performed without equipment.

    esCalistenia ligera

    • The class started with a few minutes of calisthenics to warm up.
    • Calisthenics is a great way to stay active without needing a gym.
    • He prefers calisthenics over weightlifting for maintaining his physique.

    Sinónimosdrillgymnasticsworkout

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  • calisthenics plural form
  • calisthenics' possessive plural form
  • calisthenics' possessive singular form
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