Designating exercises designed to improve physical fitness (and, esp. originally, also grace of movement); of or relating to callisthenics. Cf. ca…

Of a person: skilled or talented in callisthenics; beautiful or graceful in respect of physical movement. Also: of or relating to callisthenics; = c…

Used as the type of a strong man; also applied attributively and in the possessive to exercises, an exercise machine, and societies endorsed by…

A set of gymnastic and respiratory exercises developed and promoted by J. P. Muller, intended to maintain good physical health and muscle tone.

Of or relating to the body's consumption of oxygen during exercise; of or relating to aerobics.

Designating physical exercise, typically of high intensity and short duration, in which demand by the muscles for oxygen exceeds the body's ability…

Of, relating to, or used for cardiovascular exercise; intended to improve a person's cardiovascular fitness.

The ability to survive under harsh or war-like conditions, practised as an outdoor sport or activity. Frequently attributive (see compounds 1).

Designating or relating to forms of physical exercise (such as aerobics, jogging, etc.) which place a great deal of stress on the body, typically…

spec. Designating or relating to physical exercise (esp. a type of aerobics) which is designed to put little or no harmful stress on the body…