The bent-over press was a popular exercise in the early and middle parts of the 1900s but has fallen out of favor in modern times. It is a full-body workout that can be performed with various weights and involves lifting the weight overhead using a range of body motion. The exercise is named after Eugen […]
Idioms are figurative phrases derived from literal meanings. “Bent out of shape” means not to get angry over small issues, or when plans are altered. It’s easier to solve problems with a clear head. Other similar idioms include “get a cow” or “fuss.” There are many English phrases that, taken literally, don’t make much sense. […]
The phrase “on the bent knee” is used to describe a sincere and important request. Kneeling to make requests is an old tradition in Western culture, while in the Orient, people often make requests in a seated position or deep bow. The implication of kneeling is submission, indicating respect and submission to people of higher […]
