Sentence examples for Vigorous recreation from inspiring English sources

But for those who savor indolence or vigorous recreation, there are distractions aplenty.

For many, robust peer support networks, integrative wellness practices, psycho-education, and vigorous recreation in the great outdoors serve quite well.

Coming Home programs emphasize community building and offer a variety of integrative approaches such as meditation, qigong, yoga, expressive arts, small peer support groups, vigorous recreation in the great outdoors, and secular ritual.

Factor analysis with principal component extraction and varimax orthogonal rotations revealed 5 latent factors (eigenvalues ≥ 1, factor loadings ≥.40): home repair and lawn and garden, housework, vigorous sport and recreation, light sport and recreation, and occupation and transportation.

Those in "excellent" health had higher total, vigorous sport and recreation, and occupation and transportation subcategory scores compared with those who rated their health "fair/poor" (all P <.05).

The parents with the MC4R (rs17782313) CC genotype reported engaging in 986.1 kcal/week less in moderate-to-vigorous sports and recreation than subjects with the CT genotype and 1500.6 kcal/week less than the T allele carriers.

It has 100% sensitivity and 80% specificity for detecting physical activity contraindications, such as unstable angina [ 17]. 3. The Active Australia Survey AASS) asks about different intensities of activity, namely continuous walking (for at least 10 minutes) for recreation or active transport; vigorous gardening/heavy work and vigorous and moderate physical activity [ 3].

These were linked with health data from the RESIDE survey and relationships examined with weekly walking for recreation and moderate-vigorous physical activity (MVPA).

Participants reported time spent in a usual week undertaking vigorous-intensity physical activity (VPA) for recreation, health, or fitness, inside and outside of their neighbourhood (within a 15 min walk of home).

The physical activity level was evaluated according to Metabolic Equivalence Tasks (METs) in hours per week [ 57] derived from the total amount and intensity of physical activity (walking, moderate and vigorous physical activity) carried out for sport, recreation or fitness within the last two weeks.

LTPA contains five activities: walking (for both recreation and transportation); light-, moderand-, and vigorous-intensity recreational activities; and muscle strength training.