The phrase "age of exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period or era characterized by a focus on physical fitness and exercise.
Example: "In the age of exercise, more people are prioritizing their health and well-being through regular physical activity."
Alternatives: "era of fitness" or "period of physical activity".
In multivariate logistic regression models controlling for age, cumulative years of exercise exposure [OR = 1.10 (1.21, 1.21)] and hypertension [OR = 1.05 (1.10, 1.10)] were independently associated with the presence of AF, while in contrast, dyslipidemia [OR = 9.09 (2.40, 34.39)] and prior tobacco use [OR = 1.78 (1.3.103.10)] were independently associated with prevalent CAD.
There are a number of recognized risk factors for breast cancer development including hormonal, reproductive, and menstrual history, age, lack of exercise, alcohol, radiation, benign breast disease, and obesity [ 3].
Looking at older age groups, the study found that although the injury risks increased with age, the benefits of exercise for the 45-59 agrouponwardsardsubstantiallylly outweighed the harms".
Sometime in the '80s I gave the kickoff keynote address in Washington to the Robert Wood Johnson research protocol entitled Blueprint for Activity that was designed to further the science base of exercise in aging.
Growth rates depend on heredity, gender, age, and levels of exercise.
Doctors can get an inkling by questioning people about their age, diet, infrequency of exercise and smoking habits but it is only an inkling, not a direct measurement.
It makes us feel fine to be a part of so dependable an environment - its pulse steady, its color good, and its blood pressure O.K., considering its age and lack of exercise, and, above all, its temperature not a hair off the normal mark.
Univariate and stepwise regression analysis was conducted for age, sex, type of exercise class and frequency of attendance per week on injury occurrence.
