The phrase "art of exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the skill, technique, or philosophy behind exercising effectively or creatively.
Example: "Understanding the art of exercise can help individuals achieve their fitness goals more efficiently."
Alternatives: "skill of exercising" or "craft of fitness".
Its mild climate, the lack of parks in its more dense areas and the propensity here to treat fitness a bit like performance art combine to make Los Angeles a municipal force in the art of improvised exercise.
THE art of the exercise is in synthesizing information, what Benjamin Weiner, president of Probe International, calls "grinding it up and coming up with something that we think is pertinent". Synthesis is crucial if consultants want their advice to be heeded.
He argued that legal science ought to be built on the same immovable basis of sensation and experience as that of medicine, declaring "what the physician is to the natural body, the legislator is to the political: legislation is the art of medicine exercised upon a grand scale" (UC xxxii, 168).
Master the art of proper exercises.
I was never particularly diligent in my pursuit of the dark arts of physical exercise at school, and years later the thought of being seen in Spandex brings me out in a cold sweat.
In many respects Surprised by Joy reminds me of other 'autobiographies' that are as much works of art and exercises of the imagination as they are revelations of personal details. Bob Dylan's Chronicles: Volume One (2004) comes to mind.
Kung fu, ( Chinese [Wade-Giles romanization]: "skill" ), Pinyin gongfu, a martial art, both a form of exercise with a spiritual dimension stemming from concentration and self-discipline and a primarily unarmed mode of personal combat often equated with karate or tae kwon do.
I did all sorts of art and all sorts of exercise, started cooking healthier meals, and I just had more energy to have fun with my family.
But don't fall in love with it or mistake it for proper politics, which is the art and exercise of power.
Once there, Kwiecinski and and his friends taught attendees art therapy practices, meditation, forms of exercise, team building skills and "expression of poetic voice and how to perform poetry". Kwiecinski adds that the four day experience was a sober event, not a music festival, and that the experience was life changing for him.
