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calisthenics
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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.
Mentioned in: Exercise

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.


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Here the metal scrim is held well clear of the main building envelope, dematarializing and subverting the orthogonal mass of the dance studio and theatre, which in turn forms a dark, neutral background for the callisthenics of the external skin.
For example, the feasibility of a bi-weekly callisthenics program to help increase trunk flexion and reduce MSD among hospital employees has been published.
To stay in shape for it, King plays pickup basketball, does callisthenics, lifts weights, and jogs during the off-season.
 
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