💧Advanced verb: ABSORB Instead of saying "takes in water slowly," you can say "absorb." -A sponge can absorb water. Absorb can also be used to mean "take in information or energy." -Children learn languages quicky because they absorb new information so easily. -Plants absorb sunlight. 🌻 🎥NEW VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/B1NSLnZ0S88 The link to my YouTube Channel is also in my BIO. Learn 20 advanced verbs you can use to be more concise in English. "Concise" means that what you say or write is

Create Force, Absorb Force, Get Bouncy 🚀 Testing out some new Athlete For Life programming and incorporating some different variations to create and absorb force. The first exercise I saw @cliftonharski doing and loved it and plugged it in, then contrast it with single leg box squat box jumps. The rest of the training session was heavy front squats, T-bar rows, RDL and alternating bench press, finishing off with some athletic conditioning. Look forward to launching the ongoing Athlete For Life