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* [[Trainer (bicycling)]], a device that attaches to a bicycle and makes it stationary for indoor training |
* [[Trainer (bicycling)]], a device that attaches to a bicycle and makes it stationary for indoor training |
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* [[Trainer (aircraft)]], an aircraft used for training pilots |
* [[Trainer (aircraft)]], an aircraft used for training pilots |
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* [[Trainer (games)]], software for computer and video games that adds in extra options, usually to make the game easier |
* [[Trainer (games)]], software for computer and video games that adds in extra options, usually to make the game easier |
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* [[Arc Trainer]], a stationary, non-impact exercise machine |
* [[Arc Trainer]], a stationary, non-impact exercise machine |
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Latest revision as of 09:18, 22 November 2025
Trainer may refer to:
Equipment and technology
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- Trainer (bicycling), a device that attaches to a bicycle and makes it stationary for indoor training
- Trainer (aircraft), an aircraft used for training pilots
- Sneakers, an athletic shoe in American English, were called trainers in British and Hong Kong English
- Trainer (games), software for computer and video games that adds in extra options, usually to make the game easier
- Arc Trainer, a stationary, non-impact exercise machine
- Goair Trainer, an Australian monoplane
- Holdfast Trainer, a South Australian sailing dinghy
- Marendaz Trainer, a two-seat low-wing training aircraft
- Radlock Trainer, a single seat primary glider
- Animal training, a person who trains animals for obedience, tricks, and work
- Athletic trainer, a certified and licensed health care professional who practices in the field of sports medicine
- Horse trainer, a person responsible for preparing a horse for horse racing
- Personal trainer, a person who guides another person in developing physical fitness
- Trainer (business), or facilitator, a person who educates employees of companies on specific topics of workplace importance
Topics referred to by the same term


