Circuit Training: Going quickly from one exercise apparatus to another and doing a prescribed number of exercises or time on each apparatus, keeps pulse rate high and promotes overall fitness, by generally working all muscle groups as well as heart and lungs.

 

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Senior Circuit: Refers to the National League, which has been in existence since 1876, as compared to the American league, which was founded in 1901.

Safety Training: A teaching tool used to help employees become more safety-conscious in all aspects of safety.

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Skills Training: Training provided to employees to help them ascertain the skills and knowledge necessary to perform their current jobs; also used as a retraining method when new systems or processes are introduced.

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Rotational Training: A training method where employees are rotated among a variety of different jobs, departments or company functions for a certain period of time.

Restraining Circle: A faceoff circle.

Rest Pause Training: Training method where you press out one difficult repetition, then replace bar in stands, then after 10-20 second rest, do another rep, etc.