Trains
Work out
Work out verb - To find an answer for through reasoning.
Both terms in one sentence
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This gives him the advantage, as while Silver is still stronger than him, Murasakibara is more skillful because he trains exceptionally hard, whereas Silver refuses to even work out, let alone practice seriously.
Source: Manga / Kuroko no Basuke - When they realize there's only twenty minutes left till the test, Brian says, "Crap, all we've done is work out." Actually a spoof of the training montage from Rocky IV when the titular character trains in Siberia, complete with the same music and the odd farm implement training method.
Source: Hard Work Montage
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