The phrase "attending exercise" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to participating in an exercise or workout session, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I will be attending exercise classes at the gym every Saturday morning."
Alternatives: "participating in exercise" or "joining exercise sessions".
Like "Safe," "Everything Put Together" finds something sinister and claustrophobic beneath the trivial chatter and hysterical good cheer of its expectant mothers attending exercise classes together and cooing over baby toys.
Group walks, cycling for pleasure or sport and attending exercise classes were means to maintain motivation.
In addition, participants were instructed to abstain from food tobacco, alcohol, and caffeine before attending exercise testing.
Participants wore an activity monitor (SenseWear Pro3 Armband, BodyMedia, Pittsburgh, PA, USA) for one-week when not attending exercise testing.
The literature provides no clear guidelines to categorize elderly persons attending exercise programs according to their health status.
Senior subjects attending exercise classes of the Academic Sports Club Zurich (ASVZ "Akademischer Sportverein Zürich") were approached shortly before their training started.
However, for this regression analysis, as none of the residents were eligible to attend exercise, data i.e. predictors for attendance, were not included.
I attend exercise class at my local gym.
And allow women to attend exercise classes and swim in the pool?
All the same, he heeded his trainer's advice and now attends exercise classes in which a group of bodies, largely female, take on a series of contorted positions in a room heated to melting point.
The intervention group attended exercise and nutrition/behavior modification classes over the course of 6 months.
