What does BW stand for?

Bodyweight

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The exercises use gravity and your natural bodyweight to sculpt your muscles

THIS WEEK why not..

You need not engage in complex exercises as even your own bodyweight plus a few simple equipments like dumbbells can be used.

Exercise and Weight Loss for Women Part 3

Weight training, kettlebell training and bodyweight exercises are used in my workouts for adding variety.

My 20 Minute Total Body Workout for Fat Loss and Lean Muscle Gains

Weight Pathologist's scales showed Jackson weighed a shocking 8st 1oz--which is massively below the ideal bodyweight for a man of 5ft 10 in.

Michael Jackson's autopsy report leaked in details

The Barosaurus -- whose neck put it in the same category of length as the Mamenchisaurus -- would have needed a heart weighing five percent of its bodyweight to pump blood to neck muscles and brain for craning upwards, according to a 2000 study.

Long-necked dinos didn't reach for the skies

Each device is about the size of three to four grains of rice and weighs approximately one third of the bee's bodyweight.

Tag, you're it

She set a world record for her age and bodyweight by lifting a total of 159kg, or 25 stone, in three events.

Zoe, 14, proves you needn't be big to be strong; (1) Poise: Zoe ...

Because consumption of food away from home as been suggested as a major cause of increasing obesity, and minimum wage labor is a major contributor to the cost of "fast food", Meltzer and Chen examine whether changes in the minimum wage are associated with changes in bodyweight over this period.

Economic aspects of obesity