"engage in exercises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to physical activity such as working out at the gym, playing a sport, or even doing household chores. For example, "John enjoyed the satisfaction that came from engaging in exercises every day."
We will also engage in exercises to practice your advocacy skills.
We will also engage in exercises applying principles of legal memo writing, including rule formulation and illustration.
In the second level, Scientologists engage in exercises and visualizations that explore oppositional forces: Laughter comes from the rear half and calm from the front half simultaneously.
As a participant you read parts of a different book each week and then engage in exercises designed to unlock learnings.
"We're prepared to meet their training needs, we're prepared to engage in exercises with them, we're prepared to provide guidance and training with regard to their pilots," Mr. Panetta told reporters traveling with him to Indonesia.
In addition to doing reading from a broad array of social and natural science disciplines around the topic of rationality, students will regularly engage in exercises to assess their own approaches to decision-making.
Predisposition to engage in exercise is highly variable and simultaneously influenced by the environment, complex genomics, and their interactions.
Reward workers who regularly engage in exercise and apply other healthy practices; for example, by offering additional vacation days.
Findings provide support for the applications of integrating self-efficacy theory into exergames as a mechanism to encourage older adults to engage in exercise.
In contrast, individuals who watched virtual representations of themselves loitering did not engage in exercise after the intervention nor did individuals who watched a virtual representation of others.
For example, Fox and Bailenson ( 2009) reported that, when individuals watched a virtual representation of themselves experiencing the benefits of exercising, these individuals were significantly more likely to engage in exercise after the intervention was done.
