Sentence examples for exercise theory from inspiring English sources
The workouts he creates for the more than 700 clients on TrainingPeaks.com, an endurance coaching site for runners, cyclists and triathletes, are based on the so-called central governor model, a controversial exercise theory that has been a source of debate among exercise physiologists for decades.
In the first session, the Tai Chi instructor explains exercise theory and Tai Chi procedures.
42 Other important strengths of this study are that it extends prior research on social facilitation to the older adult population, which is often underserved, and applies traditional exercise theory to a novel exergaming modality.
The study aimed to (1) develop an exercise intervention based on principles of exercise theory and to deliver it to untrained elderly, (2) evaluate the feasibility of the intervention and the ability to recruit and retain elderly individuals, and (3) assess whether the treatment had some effect on physical performance.
The most vocal proponent of the too-much-exercise theory is James O'Keefe, a cardiologist and the director of preventive cardiology at the Mid America Heart Institute, in Kansas City, Missouri.
"The Biopolis" was not an exercise in theory.
While this is without doubt a complex exercise, control theory provides the very tools we require to handle this complexity tractably.
Most empirical exercises confront theory with numbers they test theories against the data; sometimes they even reject them.
Dalwood, 49, has also made works called Greenham Common and Brighton Bomb, constructing scenes from descriptions in the media and exercising his theory that "history is a construction, a fiction..
Some fret that might be shorthand for suppressing cuts to the ratings of wobbly European states.The new rules also centralise authority that is now exercised (in theory) by national supervisors.
Through our programs, we provide opportunities for our participants to experience small successes exercising the theory that success breeds success.
