The phrase "exercise drills" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of physical exercise that involves repeating a specific movement or task to build strength, stamina, or coordination. For example: "I incorporated exercise drills into my workout routine to help build up my core strength."
He would spend hours doing skill and exercise drills on his own — and still does.
By 6 a.m., as dawn broke and a pinkish-orange orb of sun rose, they had lined up for exercise drills.
While the players were warming up Rodríguez was seen racing down on to the pitch and mimicking the squad's exercise drills.
As well as prescribing daily cold water baths, exercise drills, and unorthodox medical interventions, creating health-giving foods for patients was a major preoccupation.
"I did some kind of exercise drills in Chicago and then did workouts in Memphis, Milwaukee and Toronto," he said, speaking in Italian through his translator, Gianni Chiapparo.
Residents are required to spend a minimum of three months at the center, and treatment consists of exercise drills, therapy sessions, reading, and games.
Participants entered a four-month self-control exercise drill designed to increase regulatory strength: a financial monitoring program.
A basic exercise drill was proposed to the three groups to assess their gestural abilities.
A new teacher for a new school Following the morning exercise drill which lasts about fifteen minutes, the children have a free-play period.
For weeks at a time, they rose at 20 00 and completed exercises, drills and normal paperwork throughout the night before retiring at 13:00.
WEST POINT Revolutionary War enthusiasts can commemorate the 225th anniversary of the mustering out of Gen. George Washington's Guard at Constitution Island, Aug. 23 and 24, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Events will include artillery demonstrations, ceremonies, tactical exercises, drill, reviews and camp life.
