Sentence examples for mobility exercise from inspiring English sources
Thirteen themes representing areas of impact emerged from the data: social, leisure time, hobbies, mobility, exercise, appetite/food restrictions, family roles, household chores, work, worry, cognition, depression, anger.
Conclusion: The Manual Diaphragm Release Technique improves diaphragmatic mobility, exercise capacity and inspiratory capacity in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Each exercise session will be preceded by 10-15 minutes of light intensity/gentle mobility exercise and followed by a 10-15 minute period of cool-down activities.
Land-based exercises were composed of five minutes of mobility exercise, five minutes training of motor control and 20 minutes resistance and muscle strengthening exercises.
The rehabilitation programme should contain education, advice, relaxation and an upper limb strengthening and mobility exercise regime (based on evidence of shoulder movement deviation).
" a large part of our work is wound care, so in some ways I think this sort of thing fits right in because of the whole smoking, nutrition, mobility, exercise, all impact greatly on wound care" (High implementer, team 1).
Pohlman and colleagues reported that 63% of participants in their intervention arm, who were not mechanically ventilated, were mobilized in the ICU; but none received mobility exercises while ventilated in their usual-care group [ 9, 29].
I was stretching, exercising, doing mobility exercises until the cows came home, and there were no silly, brutal impact court sessions.
"When they stop they will need to limber up and do a lot more stretching and mobility exercises than if they had gone by air.
After the President had finished, it was announced that Armstrong had been on the surface of the moon for fifty-nine minutes, and suddenly Aldrin could be seen floating gracefully over the lunar surface as he performed mobility exercises.
Examine systemic and central hemodynamic responses following McKenzie lumbar flexion and extension mobility exercises performed in lying (FIL and EIL).
