Adjective:

உடற்பயிற்சி சார்ந்த,

gymnastic's Usage Examples:

This training consisted for the most part in physical exercises, such as dancing, gymnastics, ball-games, 'c.

At eleven we have gymnastics.

(1887); the Hoyt Library and the Public Library; a large auditorium, belonging to the city; an armoury; the Germania Institute, with a kindergarten, a gymnastic school and a German library; and a free bathhouse and manual training school (1903), a part of the public school system.

You can choose designs to adorn the sides of the rings, maybe a gymnast on a balance beam to signify your participation in gymnastics or a musical note for the marching band.

During term time there is a variety of 10 week dry side sports courses including trampolining, gymnastics, squash and much more.

Apart from these verbal gymnastics, Diodorus did not differ from the Megarian school.

In addition to marching bands and music performances, many bands also have a drill or majorette team that offers entertainment in the form of baton twirling and acrobatic or gymnastic routines.

It's important, especially when trying out the more tricky moves, that you do so with the supervision and teaching of someone who is well trained in body mechanics and kinesthesiology, as well as gymnastics and cheerleading stunts.

Those early compositions were mental gymnastics.

every young Greek of the better sort already received rudimentary instruction, not only in music and gymnastics, but also in reading and writing.

Every fourth year the festival was celebrated with peculiar magnificence; gymnastic sports were added to the horse races; and there is little doubt that Peisistratus aimed at making the penteteric Panathenaea the great Ionian festival in rivalry to the Dorian Olympia.

Synonyms:

athletic, active, acrobatic,

Antonyms:

dull, lethargic, inactiveness, inactive,