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chin-ups

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chin-ups [ˈtʃɪnʌps] NPL to do chin-upshacer flexiones(de brazos) (en barra o espalderas)


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Victoria tried to do chin-ups but she couldn't so David was helping lift her," Fox News quoted an eyewitness as saying.
For instance, chin-ups and pull-ups are great exercises to train both the muscles of the arms and the grip.
The Interfax Ukraine news agency counted that Chernovetsky ran once round the capital's Dynamo stadium, performed 15 chin-ups and swam 15 metres (49 feet) in the swimming pool.
 
 
 
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