Sentence examples for most strenuous activity from inspiring English sources

These days, the most strenuous activity involves drinking wine as the sun goes down and the street performers come out.

This is the most relaxing day of our trip, where the most strenuous activity is walking to the village bakery to sit eating cinnamon buns and cakes with cranberries and cream cheese, and soaking up the magical scenery.

Or transform an outdoor lunch into an all-afternoon event in a verdant corner of the yard, where the most strenuous activity is refilling your glass with vodka-spiked lemonade or grabbing a cold drink while soft music plays in the background.

Instead, its most strenuous activity is simply walking around in the hot sun, looking for potential prey.

The inclusion criteria for the RCT were: complete ACL rupture, age 18-35 years, a moderate to high level of physical activity (corresponding to 5-9 on the Tegner Activity Scale, which ranges from 0 (least strenuous activity for the knee) to 10 (most strenuous activity for the knee) [ 25]).

I heard he likes to go antiquing with his mom and as anyone knows, shopping with your mother is probably one of the most strenuous activities a person can do!

It's not that soldiers today are necessarily unfit, they say, but that the focus of the Army's physical training doctrine has shifted away from the "core strengths" required for what is surely the most strenuous human activity: ground combat.

Transfers are one of the most strenuous wheelchair activities performed [ 6] and nearly half of wheelchair users do not learn how to use proper transfer techniques during rehab [ 3].

Reviewing the average weekly duration and frequency of mild, moderate and strenuous activity, participants were performing mild activity most often (M = 32.2 minutes; M = 3.1 times/week), followed by moderate activity (M = 11.7 minutes; M = 1.1 times/week), and strenuous activity (M = 5.4 minutes; M = 0.3 times/week).

Most of us have heard of intervals, or repeated, short, sharp bursts of strenuous activity, interspersed with rest periods.

The most common exacerbating events acknowledged were mental stressors, weather changes, sleeping problems and strenuous activity (Table 4).