The phrase "a combination of exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of physical activities or workouts that are mixed together for a specific purpose or benefit.
Example: "To achieve better overall fitness, it's important to incorporate a combination of exercise, including strength training, cardio, and flexibility workouts."
Alternatives: "a mix of exercise" or "a blend of exercise".
For her, it was a combination of exercise and volunteering that led her back to wellness, starting in 2011.
Most people need a combination of exercise, a healthy diet, and medications to control high blood pressure.
The current research extends these findings to multimodal interventions, demonstrating enhanced learning on executive function and working memory games using a combination of exercise and brain stimulation.
As with heart disease, intermittent claudication can be treated with bypass surgery, artery-opening angioplasty, or a combination of exercise and drug therapy.
Narconon, also based on Hubbard's teachings, seeks to cure drug addicts through a combination of exercise, therapy, vitamins and sauna baths, according to officials of Narconon, based in Los Angeles.
"It's a combination of exercise, peer mentoring, friendship...and it works". Alison says the fact that there is "no pressure to succeed" really helps the young people.
Walsh et al concluded that programmes with a combination of exercises and self-management programmes and exercises combined could reduce pain and increase function [ 15].
From the touted "health benefits" (apparently, a May 2012 Mayo Clinic study confirmed that a combination of exercising and using a computer may protect seniors against mild cognitive impairment!!!) to the stock photos of granny on iPad in the "how it works" section of the website.
37 It is likely that a combination of exercise-mediated physiologic changes contributes to improved cognitive performance in animal studies.
Further, participants performed a combination of exercises (eg, circuit training including stair-stepping, endurance walking, and walking on balance boards).
