Usually means: Lifting heavy objects for strength.
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▸ verb:  (intransitive, rare, sports) To practise weightlifting.

Similar:
press, jerk, lift, heft, curl, wrestle, bench, squat, walk in, train, more...

Opposite:
weight loss, cardio, aerobics, running, endurance training

Types:
bench press, squat, deadlift, clean and jerk, snatch, clean and press, clean and snatch, clean and squat, more...

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Similar:
press, jerk, lift, heft, curl, wrestle, bench, squat, walk in, train, more...

Opposite:
weight loss, cardio, aerobics, running, endurance training

Types:
bench press, squat, deadlift, clean and jerk, snatch, clean and press, clean and snatch, clean and squat, more...



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