Copenhagen plank
Copenhagen plank noun: an exercise where one of a person's legs is put on an elevated surface and the upper body is on the forearm nearest to the ground.
Noun
Copenhagen plank (plural Copenhagen planks)
Forms of Copenhagen plank
| plural | Copenhagen planks |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Copenhagen side plank |
| alternative form | Copenhagen hold |
| alternative form | Copenhagen hip adduction exercise |
| alternative form | adductor plank |
| alternative form | adductor side plank |
Origin of Copenhagen plank
Named after the city, due to having spread from a couple of Danish or at least Scandinavian coaches, in analogy to Nordic hamstring curls.
Questions about Copenhagen plank
- What does Copenhagen plank mean?
- Copenhagen plank means an exercise where one of a person's legs is put on an elevated surface and the upper body is on the forearm nearest to the ground.
- What part of speech is Copenhagen plank?
- Copenhagen plank is a noun.
- What is the plural of Copenhagen plank?
- The plural of Copenhagen plank is Copenhagen planks.
Words near Copenhagen plank in the dictionary
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