fitness
- noun
- /ˈfɪtnəs/
- The gym offers a variety of classes to help improve your fitness and overall strength.
- physical fitness
- improve fitness
- health and fitness
And, you know, I know that categorically, fitness has saved my life.
- And, you know, I know that categorically, fitness has saved my life.
- So if I don't look at my physical fitness, I'm gone.
- Gabby, can you only reach peak fitness when you're young?
- That is a little thing for me, the little fitness center, these little things.
- So usually most people get into fitness through like health and Wellness.
- It's faith, friends, food, fitness and focus, which is your mindset.
- And then UTL, dude, UTL and deep in fitness is my main thing.
Examples
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And when it comes to fitness, the harder you train, the fitter you get.
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One girl felt that after participating in the fitness activities, her ability to focus improved.
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When you think about fitness, you think about physical training, right?
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We got a fitness test next week!
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Some of the students liked the variety in the fitness units and really enjoyed them.
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All students should be required to do the same fitness activities regardless of their fitness levels.
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A good night's sleep is important to maintain good physical fitness.
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One girl noted, "Fitness activities will probably carry over after my schooling more than sports will."
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Results indicate that bouldering is a legitimate physical fitness activity for elementary school students regardless of the method used.
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Now, our next contestant is 31 years old and she's a fitness instructor from Buffalo.
Synonyms
The size and condition of a person's body
Being well in body and mind and free from illness
A person's physical strength, energy, and quick, skilled movement often seen in sports
How healthy and fit a person's body is
Good health and strength from regular exercise and healthy eating
Antonyms
Compounds
How Fit
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word fitness also comes from fit, which came to mean 'in good shape' or 'able'. So physical fitness is about being healthy and strong enough to do activities.