The phrase "a combination of exercises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of different physical activities or workouts that are grouped together for a specific purpose, such as fitness or rehabilitation.
Example: "The training program includes a combination of exercises designed to improve strength, flexibility, and endurance."
Alternatives: "a mix of exercises" or "a set of exercises".
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].
In this pilot study, conducted during the academic year 2015/2016, a combination of exercises of TaijiQuan (TJQ) and Qi Gong (QG) were taught to four selected children, three males and one female, aged between 6 and 10, suffering from the above mentioned behavioural disorders.
UCMT consists of the UC plus a combination of exercises and spinal cervical mobilisations.
Further, participants performed a combination of exercises (eg, circuit training including stair-stepping, endurance walking, and walking on balance boards).
In Liddle et al.'s review on 'advice to stay active', a combination of exercises was recommended, but they did not specifically address the importance of reducing caution and pain-focus[ 52].
45 A combination of exercises for the rotator cuff and scapula stabilisers seems to be needed to minimise the risk for impingement and optimise rehabilitation for patients with subacromial impingement syndrome.
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.
