The part of the sentence "experience exercises" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of carrying out tasks or activities in order to gain experience in a particular field or activity. For example: "I'm going through some experience exercises to help me improve my public speaking skills."
The government said that candidates for the new BBC board chair must have skills including "experience exercising excellent financial management and securing value for money".
You don't have to train like a maniac to experience exercise-induced insomnia.
"You can get more experience, exercise and make new friends," said Sadek, a seventh-grade student at Roosevelt Middle School.
Self-efficacy has frequently been used as a framework for understanding how older people experience exercise interventions [ 49, 50].
GOLD II severity was chosen as a group who would be likely to experience exercise limitation but who would still be able to perform exercise testing.
Inclusion criteria were (1) a history of neck or shoulder pain, (2) female aged 18 67 years, and (3) no prior experience exercising with elastic tubing.
Indeed, a substantial proportion of sportsmen and women who compete at the elite international level have a diagnosis of asthma [ 26] or experience exercise-induced asthma [ 9].
It is interesting to note that mice deficient in ATF6 have an impaired ability to recover from exercise, while mice lacking PGC-1α experience exercise intolerance that can be partially reversed by inhibitors of CHOP [ 70].
For example, children have limited experience exercising their rights in response to requests from adult authority figures, especially within health care or other unfamiliar settings (Bruzzese and Fisher 2003).
If you have little experience exercising or if you are uncomfortable doing significant activity, try starting with regular walks.
