Übersetzung für 'press-ups' von Englisch nach Deutsch

press-ups [Br.]

Liegestütze {pl}sports

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to do press-ups [Br.]

Liegestütze machensports

pumpen [ugs.] [Liegestütze machen]sports

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single-arm press-ups [Br.]

einarmige Liegestütze {pl}sports

• Once attested, students have to pass a medical and a fitness test. Males should aim for at least a 9.10 on the bleep test, 20 press ups and 35 sit ups.
• He attributed his longevity to his vegetarian diet, daily exercise such as fifty press-ups and standing on his head for fifteen minutes each morning, and consuming a nightly cocktail made from Kahlua, peach schnapps, and soy milk.
• Svinth (2002) traces press ups and squats used by South Asian wrestlers to the pre-classical era. He also popularised the Char Dhams during the rein of Katyuri dynasty of Garhwal Kingdom.
• In November 2011 whilst filming a Mystery Guest segment for "Good News", Howard broke his left hand when attempting to do press ups on a stunt chair.
• Based on such accounts, Svinth (2002) traces press-ups and squats used by Indian wrestlers to the pre-classical era.

• He followed a strict fitness regime of daily press-ups and swimming sessions.
• a round of drinks, a sum of money (such as 10 kr) or performs 10 press-ups.
• From 2019 Shaw started using a carbon fibre prosthetic for her arm that with the use of different attachments enabled her to undertake upper-body exercises such as press-ups and weight training that benefit swimmers but had previously not been possible for her.
• 'Buttons' is a well-built, tensile-looking man in his mid-thirties, grunting his way through press-ups on the floor of a prison cell.
• Three weeks previously, Homiyu had taunted his opponents after winning the German under-23 title by doing press ups by the finish line while his opponents were still racing – Schembera remarked that beating Homiyu was "a matter of honour".

• The Annual Fitness Test, together with the Personal Fitness Assessment (mile and a half run, press ups and sit ups) are formalized in the British Army's Military Training Test as MATT 2.
• 33-year-old Stuart Goldsmith ran away from home to join the circus when he was young, but upon discovering that the circus entailed more press-ups than he deemed reasonable, he fled.
• While in prison, Bronson developed a fitness regime and in 2008 claimed he could still do 172 press-ups in 60 seconds and 94 sit-ups in 30 seconds.