Etymology of Gym | Greek Etymology of the Day #gym #workout #shorts

THE CLIP EFFECT 🔥 on Instagram: "The concept of the gymnasium comes from ancient Greece, around 600 BC. The word “gymnasium” comes from the Greek “gymnos,” meaning “naked,” because men used to exercise without clothes to celebrate the human body. These early gyms weren’t just for lifting weights — they were centers for physical training, philosophy, and education. Famous thinkers like Socrates and Plato often discussed ideas there while athletes trained for the Olympic Games. During the Roman E

Exploring Paul Roos Gymnasium on Blindside

Sarcasm wrrld on Instagram: "The video is a compilation of acrobatic floor exercises, performed indoors on a wooden gymnasium court marked with basketball lines, featuring a group of young people, primarily male, dressed in formal attire. The first part of the video focuses on three girls, two of whom are barefoot and wearing long, semi-formal dresses, while the third is in a black top and wide-legged pants. They attempt a partnered lift, where one girl is briefly inverted and lifted by the othe

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