The phrase "doing physical exercise" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to engaging in a physical activity, such as running, walking, or weight-lifting. For example: "I always make sure to fit in time for doing physical exercise every day."
I have to tell them, no, but doing physical exercise might.
The purpose of this study was analyzed the influence of attitude, subjective norm, and Perceived behavioral control (PBC) on intention of doing physical exercise in a group of people.
Impulse, the body spray that we left at the counter when we turned 15, along with Tammy Girl jackets with Chinese dragons on the back, gave us the wonderful series of adverts in which women played sports with their arms held down by their sides because they were too stupid to remember to wear deodorant and too ashamed by the reality of sweating while doing physical exercise.
"The idea is to increase contacts with the prison staff who are tasked with keeping him active, doing physical exercise with him, talking to him," Ms Bjercke told the Associated Press news agency.
Daily smoking was negatively correlated to antihypertensive treatment, as was doing physical exercise or having a BMI < 27 kg/m.
Patients were asked to refrain from eating or doing physical exercise 8 hours before the beginning of the sample collection.
In addition, with AR-based learning the students naturally stay healthier due to being active throughout the time and doing physical exercises during the lessons.
This can be done by eating enough fruit and vegetables, 47 doing physical exercises, 48– 50 or solving various crosswords and quizzes on a daily basis.
With respect to the lifestyle, both taking meals regularly and doing physical exercises were found related to the level of anxiety symptoms.
