barbell
Noun
Meaning
a bar to which heavy discs are attached at each end; used in weightlifting
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After completing what seems to be a wobbly move, letting out an animalistic grunt, and slamming the barbell back onto its holder, the big boy looks into the camera, eyes squinting and face proud.
But the lift - that was carried out using a standard deadlift barbell - was sanctioned, with respected strongman official and four-time World's Strongest Man Magnus Ver Magnusson refereeing the attempt.
And, of course, mixed in with the trisets are exercises for his core like the barbell rollout, Swiss ball leg curl and Swiss ball crunch.
For her final two exercises, she bent over and grabbed an empty barbell to do 12 reps of barbell rows with her palms down, followed by the same exercise with her palms up.
Black Zinc has one of the lowest oxidation rates of any barbell finish, meaning it requires less upkeep and will look like new over the long haul, now matter how much abuse you put it through.
Billimoria clears her room, rolls out the exercise mat, creates a barbell with a bamboo stick and two sand bags; and with two blocks and a kettlebell, her very own home-gym and fitness centre ready.