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1 Workout
Work·out<-s, -s>[ˈvø:ɐ̯kʔaut]nt workout -
2 Training
n; -s, kein Pl.; SPORT training, practice (auch Motorsport); Motorsport (Qualifikation) qualifying; zum Training gehen go to ( oder attend) training ( oder practice oder a training session); montags ist Training training’s ( oder practice is) on Monday(s); nicht zum Training kommen miss training ( oder practice oder a training session); ein hartes / zweistündiges Training absolvieren complete a hard ( oder rigorous) / two-hour training session; Schnellster / Fünfter im Training sein Motorsport: be fastest ( oder quickest) / fifth fastest in practice ( Formel 1: qualifying); nicht mehr im Training sein be out of condition, not be in training; autogen* * *das Trainingtraining; practice; workout* * *Trai|ning ['trɛːnɪŋ, 'treː-]nt -s, -straining no pl; (= Fitnesstraining) workout; (bei Autorennen) practice; (fig = Übung) practicedurch regelmäßiges Training lernen die Schüler... — by regular practice the pupils learn...
* * *(preparation for a sport: He has gone into training for the race.) training* * *Trai·ning<-s, -s>[ˈtrɛ:nɪŋ]nt SPORT training, practiceautogenes \Training PSYCH relaxation through self-hypnosis* * *das; Trainings, Trainings (FitnessTraining, auch fig.): (Ausbildung) training no indef. art.; (Motorsport, fig.) practice* * *Training n; -s, kein pl; SPORT training, practice (auch Motorsport); Motorsport (Qualifikation) qualifying;montags ist Training training’s ( oder practice is) on Monday(s);ein hartes/zweistündiges Training absolvieren complete a hard ( oder rigorous)/two-hour training session;Schnellster/Fünfter im Training sein Motorsport: be fastest ( oder quickest)/fifth fastest in practice ( Formel 1: qualifying);* * *das; Trainings, Trainings (FitnessTraining, auch fig.): (Ausbildung) training no indef. art.; (Motorsport, fig.) practice* * *n.training n.workout n. -
3 Balltraining
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4 Frühsport
m early morning exercises Pl., daily dozen Pl. umg. altm.* * *Früh|sportmearly morning exercise* * *Früh·sportm [early] morning workout [or exercise]\Frühsport treiben [o machen] to have a[n early] morning workout, to get some [early] morning exercise* * *der early-morning exercise* * ** * *der early-morning exercise* * *m.early morning exercises expr. -
5 Konditionstraining
n fitness training* * *das Konditionstrainingworkout* * *Kon|di|ti|ons|trai|ningntfitness training* * *(a period of hard physical exercise for the purpose of keeping fit etc.) workout* * *Kon·di·ti·ons·trai·ningnt fitness training no pl* * *das fitness training* * *Konditionstraining n fitness training* * *das fitness training* * *n.fitness training n. -
6 Frühsport
Früh·sport m[early] morning workout [or exercise];\Frühsport treiben [o machen] to have a[n early] morning workout, to get some [early] morning exercise -
7 principle of supercompensation
■ Conditioning principle postulating that the performance of an athlete improves after workout and rest.■ Trainingsprinzip, demzufolge sich die Leistung eines Sportlers nach dem Training und einer Ruhepause verbessert.Englisch-deutsch wörterbuch fußball > principle of supercompensation
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8 Erprobung
f trial, test* * *die Erprobungtry-out; workout* * *Er|pro|bung [ɛɐ'proːbʊŋ]f -, -en usu singtesting, trial(s pl)* * *Er·pro·bung<-, -en>* * *die; Erprobung, Erprobungen testing* * *Erprobung f trial, test* * *die; Erprobung, Erprobungen testing* * *f.proving n.testing n.trial n. -
9 Bank
f <el> (Bauteilgruppe; z.B. von SIMMs) ■ bankf DIN 68880-1 < innen> ■ benchf <prod.silik> ■ siege; bench -
10 Trainingsbank
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11 Training
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12 Übungseinheit
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