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resistance training
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resistance training,
any method or form of strength training used to resist, overcome, or bear force.
resistance training
Weight training Sports medicine Exercising muscle(s) against weight. See Exercise.
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They used hydraulic equipment to make the roof stable and fenced off the area using steel shutters to prevent people going near the building.
Homes evacuated in blaze by Birmingham Mail (England)
Today, regional manager Julie Craigie said: "We're still investigating the cause of the fire, which shorted electrical and hydraulic equipment in the backroom area of the facility.
Probe goes on into plant blaze by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Summary: The KSB Group was commissioned by the national Algerian supplier of drinking water, "L'AlgE[umlaut]rienne des Eaux", to equip four pumping stations with a total of 26 pumps and the corresponding hydraulic equipment.
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