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cal·is·then·ics (kls-thnks)
pl.n.
Gymnastic exercises, such as sit-ups, designed to develop muscular tone and promote physical fitness.

Calisthenics
Exercise involving free movement without the aid of equipment.
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calisthenics
[kal′isthen′iks]
a system of exercise in which emphasis is on movements of muscle groups rather than on power and effort. An objective is the acquisition of grace and beauty in exercise.

calisthenics [kal″is-then´iks]
systematic exercise for attaining strength and gracefulness.


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The circuit contains a mixture of cardiovascular, isotonics and callisthenics, using the revolutionary 'traffic light system' which means that you can complete the circuit within 30 minutes without breaking out a sweat.
Not being able to move a leg has had me hooked to the vicarious pleasure of watching people accomplish impossible callisthenics.
 
 
 
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