Sentence examples for individualized exercise programs from inspiring English sources

An exercise physiologist/research assistant to provide consultation on individualized exercise programs and coach over the 6-month period.

Studies have shown that patients who participated in individualized exercise programs had fewer emergency readmissions and physician visits and greater quality of life than patients in usual care.

Consistent with previous studies demonstrating the positive effects of individualized exercise programs in subjects with knee OA, 2, 24 a comprehensive group exercise program had a significant positive effect on pain, functional ability, and QFM performance in individuals with knee OA.

To do so we compared a specific (individualized) exercise program with a program of commonly prescribed exercises for low back pain.

Exercises reflecting his immediate desires and daily activities were used as activity goals, and we developed an individualized exercise program with stepwise increase in load to motivate him to perform rehabilitation.

To examine the feasibility of an individualized exercise program to prevent gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) in obese pregnant women.

The intervention group received an individualized exercise program with an energy expenditure (EE) goal of 900 kcal/week, while the control group received routine obstetric care.

The study was a pilot randomized controlled trial with obese pregnant women (intervention group, individualized exercise program [ n = 25]; control group, usual care [ n = 25]).

Toward the end of the 12-week exercise period participants were encouraged to continue exercise in the home by providing them with resistive exercise bands and a written individualized exercise program also including prescription of general physical activity (Fig. 2).

It is anticipated that initiating an individualized outpatient management program after hospital discharge, which includes falls and fracture risk assessment and management, and an individualized exercise program under the ongoing guidance of a physical therapist, will improve mobility, and reduce disability and falls.

Our working hypothesis is that older community dwelling adults who had experienced an unexpected fall will (1) benefit equally from the balance specific program as the nonfallers, and therefore (2) no specific individualized exercise program is required for the faller group.