The phrase "adjust exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifying or changing an exercise routine or specific exercise parameters.
Example: "To improve your performance, it's essential to adjust exercise intensity based on your fitness level."
Alternatives: "modify workout" or "alter training".
This is just the start: Apple Watch and Apple HealthKit are spawning the creation of apps that help consenting users take their medication, adjust exercise, get recommended screenings and find the right doctor.
In collegiate cross-country running, while the training and racing are performed as an individual athlete, workouts regardless of intensity are often executed in small groups, making it easier for coaches to plan, control, and adjust exercise intensity depending on the day.
Again, ratings of perceived exertion and dyspnoea of five or higher on the modified Borg-scale are used to adjust exercise intensity [ 9].
In terms of clinical implications, it appears to be important to determine the patient's baseline capacity before starting to exercise, and to adjust exercise for patients to their baseline condition.
Those studies that used a higher heart rate or RPE, higher impact movements (e.g., running, jumping) or those where subjects could not self-adjust exercise intensity (e.g. during a flare) suffered the highest attrition rates.
The student trainers also adjusted exercise intensities, modes, and durations with consultation from the exercise physiologists.
The general purpose was to obtain new information for adjusting exercise prescriptions.
2. to evaluate the effect of individually adjusted exercise programs on muscular strength, aerobic capacity, musculoskeletal disorders, work ability and sickness absence.
These recommendations are mainly based on data obtained in healthy volunteers [ 11- 13], however, the necessary calculations providing individually adjusted exercise protocols complicate the daily routine of this method.
If a participant experienced incidence of joint pain or the like during a specific exercise, we asked them to adjust the exercise as follows: First, the instructor asked the participant to externally rotate the arms, slightly alter the path of the arms or reduce the range of movement during the exercise.
Insulin levels were not adjusted for exercise, as the exercise session was designed to mimic a typical exercise session, and our participants did not typically adjust for exercise.
