Barra de power
Kõik korras. Hea tõste- ja maagrippa jaoks sobiv tõstesein? Hmm. Wait. We need to translate from es-es to et-ee. Provided text: "Todo correcto. Buena barra para preses y peso muerto" In Spanish: "Todo correcto." = "Kõik on korras." or "Kõik on õige." Common: "Kõik on korras." For colloquial: yes. "Buena barra para preses y peso muerto" should be "Buena barra para presses y peso muerto" In Estonian: "Hea sang pressidele ja maapainele"? But "peso muerto" is deadlift; in Estonian "deadlift" = "maapainutus" or "rünnak"? Real term: Estonian weightlifting: "raskuste tõstmine" Not sure. CrossFit terms: "maajõu"? Deadlift = "kõhuli"? Hmm. Proper is "deadlift" often translated as "surnul tõstmine"? No. Estonian for deadlift is "pull" no. Let's think: In weightlifting/Powerlifting terminology in Estonian: "kõrgus" Not. Better approach: Provide translation: "Kõik on korras. Hea tõstekõrvale?" Not confident. Alternative: Use loanword: "deadlift" in Estonian sports is "deadlift" maybe "maha tõstmine" = "maha tõstmine" literally. "peso muerto" is deadlift; "preses" is "presses" - "preses" maybe "pressidele" Yes. I think: "Buena barra para presses y peso muerto" -> "Hea varras pressidele ja maha tõstmiseks" In Estonian "maha tõstmiseks" unusual. Let's craft: "Kõik on korras. Hea varras pressidele ja mahatõsteks" Not good. Better: "Kõik on korras. Hea varras pressimisteks ja mahatõstmiseks." Yes: "pressimisteks" for presses; "mahatõstmiseks" for deadlift (maha tõstmiseks). The word "mahatõstmiseks" approximate. Thus final: "Kõik on korras. Hea varras pressimisteks ja mahatõstmiseks" But "preses" in original "preses" might be "presses" plural; Estonian "pressimisteks" good. Let's deliver. Ensure no extra. Also keep brand names etc none. Provide only translated text. Include period punctuation as in original. Final.
Barra de power
Todo correcto. Buena barra para presses y peso muerto