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weight training
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weight training
n.
Weightlifting done as a training program for improving or maintaining overall fitness, strength, or endurance.

weight training
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Weightlifting) physical exercise involving lifting weights to improve muscle performance
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weight training n to do weight trainingallenarsi con i pesi


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