Sentence examples for adapt this exercise from inspiring English sources
Teachers can, of course, adapt this exercise for use with other photos, other comparatives and other superlatives.
Indeed, before dive training, it is important to assess the aerobic fitness of the divers and subsequently adapt the exercise intensity experienced during the dive to the aerobic fitness level of the individual diver.
The activity log serves as a motivational support and as a help for the therapist to supervise (and adapt) the exercise programme.
The protocols encourage physical therapists to think in advance about 1) how comorbidity compromises the regular application of exercise therapy by using the list of restrictions for exercise therapy of the comorbid disease and 2) how to adapt the exercise.
In this context, adapting the exercise to the individual needs potentially enhances recovery.
Classes were run by an experienced yoga teacher who used judgement to adapt the exercises to the needs and abilities of the participants.
However, you should always consult your doctor to ensure you adapt the exercises correctly.
To ensure the possibility of adapting the exercise to the participant's performance level, every exercise can be performed in two different variations: less intensive ("basic") or more intensive ("intensive").
Secondly, based on the assessment of the actual physical activity habits and the functional abilities of the participant and based on the knowledge of the participant's chronic diseases (communicated by the GP), the exercise therapist adapts the exercise programme to the participant's abilities and needs, integrating preventive and therapeutic aspects.
Although our data does not show significant increase in workload, it is advisable to exercise caution before widely adapting this sedation strategy in a lower staff ICU.
Based on these findings, it appears that knowledge of the full ability of a person to be able to adapt to exercise is likely not fully understood until maturation has occurred [42], fulfilling this talent criterion.
