gym
terminology

50/50 RULE – half weight/half reps for the first several weeks of beginning our workouts
AFAP – as fast as possible
AHAP – as heavy as SAFELY possible
AHiAP – as high as possible
AMRAP – as many rounds as possible
BB – barbell
B2OH – burpee to overhead
BTB – bottom to bottom
BW – body weight
C&J – clean and jerk
DB – dumbbell
DL – dead lift
DU – double under
DW – daily workout
GPP – general physical preparedness
HR - Heart Rate
HSPU – hand stand pushup
IBW – ideal body weight
K2S – knees to shoulders
KB – kettle bell
NEWBIE – Someone just beginning workouts
OH – overhead
OTC – on trainer’s count
PC&J – power clean and jerk
Piri – piriformis
PP – push press
PR – personal record
PSC – power squat clean
RM – rep max
ROUND – a group of exercises, to be completed
ROOKIE – Someone who has been consistent with their workouts for several months
Rx – as prescribed (as written)
SAS – single arm snatch
SET- a group of consecutive repetitions
SLD – single leg dead lift
SLS2S – single leg sit to stand
SPP – specific physical preparedness
STAB – shoulders, triceps, abs, biceps
stab – stability
STABL – shoulders, triceps, abs, biceps, legs
T2T – top to top
TGU – Turkish get up
Uni –unilateral (one sided)
VET – someone who has been consistently working out for years