Sentences with phrase «standard bar weighting»

It's got «Olympic» in the name because it weighs 45 pounds, which is also the standard bar weight used by Olympic weightlifters.

Not exact matches

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, who has described his own struggles with weight as a child, said the higher standards for snack bars, vending machine and cafeterias will mean «the healthy choice is the easy choice for our kids.»

You can use this weight bench set with either standard or Olympic plates and bars!

A standard tempo on a movement like a bench press might be as follows: 2 -0-1, which is 2 seconds down during the eccentric phase when you're lowering the weight to your chest, no pause (when you change from eccentric to concentric) and 1 second up when you lifting the bar upwards.

Standard bars are exactly 1 ″ in diameter throughout the whole length (besides the shoulders that stop the weight plates).

CAST IRON WEIGHT PLATES FIT 1 - INCH STANDARD BAR: Accommodate all standard 1 - inch STANDARD BAR: Accommodate all standard 1 - inch standard 1 - inch handles.

Because, when you do this exercise with REALLY heavy weight (as you should for maximum effectiveness), your standard «el - cheapo» Olympic bar is going to BEND and bend PERMANENTLY.

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The Fix: Jeep will recall the affected models of Wrangler and replace the skid plate with a skid bar, which was implemented as standard equipment in late 2010 to help save weight in the SUV.

Additionally, the Turbo S's steering is lighter, less feelsome and less confidence - inspiring than a regular Turbo's — something contributed to not just by the excessive weight of the Turbo S but, we suspect, because it gets «PDCC Sport» active anti-roll bars as standard, which certainly corrupt the sweetness of the Panamera's rack in other derivatives we've tested.

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Unlike that of the standard Civic, the Type R's H - shaped torsion beam is made of crushed pipes rather than a solid block which improves rear roll rigidity by 177 % and removes the need for a rear anti-roll bar, thus saving weight.

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The weight or height of a fancy glass may give you the impression you're getting a lot of liquid, but many bars use shot glasses that hold less volume than the standard 2 ounces.

Jones et al. (2001) temperature data have been averaged by both a standard weighting method, used in the SAR, as shown by the dashed smoothed curves, and by an optimum averaging method (Shen et al., 1998; Folland et al., 2001) as shown by the bars and solid smoothed curves.

I don't dismiss the weight of the standard response — if we want our graduates to enjoy the privilege of bar admission, then we need to give them what the Federation thinks they ought to have.