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The phrase "active agility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical fitness, sports, or business strategies that emphasize quick and responsive actions.
Example: "The team's success can be attributed to their active agility, allowing them to adapt to changing market conditions swiftly."
Alternatives: "dynamic flexibility" or "responsive adaptability".
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The effect size of −0.43 and −0.36 for the comparison between treatment vs. active (agility) and treatment vs. passive control (seated rest) suggests low practical sparing effect on maximal voluntary concentric torque.
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He coaches divers and has been active in dog agility.
The authors' broader analyses also showed no statistical differences between whole body vibration and the agility (active) control treatment.
Typically, this comprised dynamic running, agility drills and self-stretching.
Have a balanced life and physical routine (strength, speed, agility, endurance, active rest and flexibility).
Do you need a lively, active dog for fly ball and agility training?
The patients showed an improvement in bradykinesia assessed by speed walking tests (ES=0.68) and agility (ES=0.59), compared with an active control group (ES=0.07).
Moreover, even such major environmental factors as living in the house versus the garden, training for special skills (agility) and the amount of active daily interaction with the owner do not influence success in this task.
To evaluate the effects of short-term PT on stable or unstable surfaces on athletic performance measures (i.e., tests for agility, jumping, hopping, balance, strength), physically active male sport science students who were inexperienced in resistance training were randomly divided into a lower-body stable and unstable PT group.
However, between the end of the first half and start of the second half, the most critical period, when whole body vibration was applied, maximal quadriceps concentric torque decreased by 6.4%% (whole body vibration: 238.3 vs. 223.1 Nm), remained unchanged after agility re-warm-up (0.4 %, active control), and increased by 4.3%% after seated rest (passive control).
Previous studies indicate that physically active older women have performance patterns of flexibility, balance, and agility that are more similar to younger participants than to their older inactive peers.
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