"workouts" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to physical exercise or training that is done with a specific purpose of improving physical fitness. For example: "I always try to get in my daily workouts at the gym."
Few expect a multilateral system for negotiating sovereign debt workouts to spring up overnight.
His Drake edits pair the Torontonian Andrex puppy with mournful 160bpm workouts, and he's part of the Teklife fraternity alongside DJ Spinn et al. Check the recent Buy Now EP, in which he takes 80s boogie – SOS Band, Roy Ayers, Shalamar – and whips round the tempo dial until they're chirruping at breakneck speed.
However, the evidence for these super-short workouts is still slim.
Joining him with a colossal live set is KiNK, whose hardware workouts go from light ambient showers to full-on digital monsoons and back again.
He is still expected to attend the Browns' off-season workouts, which start at the end of April.
Some people's bodyweight will be ample to give them resistance, however the vast majority will need to introduce weights into their workouts.
Exercise – at least if you believe minor celebrities, yoga gurus (there are set workouts for heartache), and the Royal College of Psychiatrists, all of whom claim it reduces feelings of sadness and anger.
One of the most efficient workouts around.
Its health and fitness applications, which enable people to monitor their workouts and other health information, is another.
The men were supposed to attend three workouts a week.
Some banks seemed keen for Marconi to die, which suggested that they had credit insurance.Creditors are not obliged to disclose their interests, or changes in them, although INSOL, an international association of insolvency experts, recommends early disclosure of such trading positions "wherever practical" in workouts involving many creditors.
