Sentence examples for a programme of exercise from inspiring English sources

I've been having follow-up appointments, with a programme of exercise focusing on getting me fit and healthy again.

18 From the viewpoint of (a) society and (b) the New Zealand health system, is a programme of exercise therapy or manual physiotherapy, or a combination of the two, in addition to usual care, cost-effective compared with usual care alone in the treatment of hip or knee OA?

It would include a programme of exercises by Nato armed forces in areas vulnerable to attack and the siting of equipment, including weapons, ammunition and ration packs, in countries that feel threatened by Russia.

In order to be considered for inclusion in the study, individuals must be willing and able to commit to a programme of exercises for a 12-week period.

Each participant will be asked to undertake a programme of exercises, targeted at their particular combination and degree of impairment(s), over the course of twelve weeks.

Our secondary analysis focused on exercise referral interventions, defined as "any intervention where a patient is referred from primary care for a programme of physical exercise.

I too can already see the folly of living my life through a programme of intense exercise rather than dealing with the tangible stuff that is otherwise swirling around inside me.

In the key analysis comparing patients who received a programme of physiotherapy exercise with those receiving no intervention there were short-term benefits for physical function, SMD −0.37 (95% CI −0.62, −0.12; p = 0.004), and pain, SMD −0.45 (95% CI −0.85, −0.06; p = 0.02).

Exercise interventions included exercise therapy commenced in an inpatient ward and progressed prior to discharge to provide a programme of home exercises 33 and a 1.5 h training session twice a week.

Exercise has also been used as a control intervention with the provision of advice/education and a programme of home exercises [ 28, 35].

18 19 20 The central element of vestibular rehabilitation is a programme of graded exercises, consisting of eye, head, and body movements designed to stimulate the vestibular system.