barbell
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- noun
- /ˈbɑːrˌbɛl/
:
barra
- When she was 17, her brother dropped a barbell on her foot.
- barbell squat
- barbell curl
- lifting barbells
It's not actually picking up the barbell, right?
- It's not actually picking up the barbell, right?
- Like a partner has to lift the barbell off my chest, but you have to get close.
- Like choosing a hack squat over a barbell squat or doing a, you know, a bench press over dumbbells.
- And I was like, I knew barbells were cast iron, but I didn't know they were useful for something other than lifting.
- We started with a barbell hip thrust and then now we are doing a split squats with a dumbbell. These are called mountain climbers.
- That's why I work chest twice a week and do barbell and dumbbell right.
- So barbell bent rows from a deficit.
- And the next one are that also we're not films were barbell back squats, which is just regular squats with weight on the back and hip thrusts with the barbell.
Examples
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Like a partner has to lift the barbell off my chest, but you have to get close.
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I bought him a set of barbells.
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There are essentially two main styles of barbells: Standard and Olympic.
Blog text (4) -
You really should begin with dumbbells, and then move to barbells, saving machines for the end.
Blog text (4) -
To perform a stiff-legged deadlift, stand with a barbell hanging from your arms before your thighs.
Blog text (25) -
Along the right wall, some hunting prints hung over an exercise area: a stationary bike and some barbells.
Fiction book (1999) -
To increase your strength, lift the barbell over your head while keeping your core tight.
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He carefully loaded the barbell with weights before starting his workout session.
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During the competition, she successfully performed a clean and jerk with the barbell.
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Etymology
The word barbell comes from two simple words: bar ('rod') and bell ('bell-shaped weight'). So a barbell is like a long rod with heavy 'bells' on each end, which is exactly what people use for lifting.