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The phrase "a series of exercise" is not correct.
Did you mean "a series of exercises"? You can use it when referring to multiple physical activities or tasks designed to improve fitness or skills.
Example: "The trainer recommended a series of exercises to enhance our strength and flexibility."
Alternatives: "a set of exercises" or "a collection of exercises".
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Britain launched a series of exercise programmes tied to the Olympics.
I assign them a series of exercise demo videos, read all of the move descriptions, and review the most technical moves via Skype before hitting the weights.
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Following that, sessions mainly consist of a series of exercises and discussions.
The physical therapist recommended a series of exercises to do at home.
"The home tests are a series of exercises that are difficult to fake," said Anthony Vidler, dean of the architecture school.
What follows is a tidy little play -- really more a series of exercises -- about what you can do.
He takes us through a series of exercises designed to get the glutes firing before we start running.
Joseph met Lewis at his home, and put him through a series of exercises that he calls "vocal yoga".
In each workshop, the circus performers ran the women — male nursing students were few — through a series of exercises.
"The piece was created through improvisation as a series of exercises," she explained, and that's what it feels like.
These objects provided a series of exercises in useful, artistic, and geometric constructions and lessons in numbers for preschool children.
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