Gym & Workout vocabulary — A2
22 words of level A2 (Elementary) from the “Gym & Workout” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap a word to open its dictionary page.
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| chest | the front part of your body below your neck |
| calves | the back part of the leg below the knee |
| thigh | the top part of your leg above the knee |
| dumbbell | weight for exercise held in one hand |
| bench | a long seat you lie on to lift weights |
| mat | a flat piece of material on a floor or table |
| jump rope | rope you jump over again and again as exercise |
| gloves | coverings for your hands with parts for fingers |
| dip | an exercise of pushing your body up with your arms between two bars |
| row | an exercise of pulling a weight toward your body |
| raise | an exercise of lifting a weight up using your arms |
| crunch | an exercise where you lift your upper body while lying down |
| pullover | an exercise of moving a weight from above your head down to your chest |
| load | the amount of weight used in an exercise |
| form | the correct way you move your body in an exercise |
| failure | the point when you cannot do the exercise again |
| split | a plan to train different body parts on different days |
| rest day | a day when you do not exercise, to give your body time to heal |
| injury | damage done to a part of the body |
| tear | an injury where part of the body has ripped |
| massage | pressing and rubbing the body to feel better |
| waist | the narrow middle part of your body |
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