overheadpress

noun
UK /ˌəʊvəˈhed pres/
US /ˌoʊvərˈhed pres/

An overhead press is when you push a heavy thing up above your head.

He did an overhead press with the barbell at the gym.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A strength-training lift where a weight is pushed straight up from the shoulders until the arms are straight.

The coach showed her how to do a proper overhead press without arching her back.

3. A gym exercise used to build strong shoulder and arm muscles.

Overhead presses are part of his weekly workout plan.

4. The act of raising something, like a weight or object, above the head.

She finished the set with one last overhead press.