Sentence examples for philosophy of exercise from inspiring English sources

Cesar Millan, the popular dog trainer whose books and television shows promote a philosophy of "exercise, discipline, affection," said most dogs were overweight because of lazy owners who confuse food with affection and attention.

After 1720, Wolff's philosophy enjoyed an influence in most parts of Germany similar to that which the philosophy of Locke exercised in most quarters in Britain by then and in France beginning a decade or two later.

My whole philosophy of running and exercise has changed over the years, as the years have worked their inevitable changes on my knees and back.

The philosophy of future-oriented exercises based on forecasts and prognoses offers a number of reasons why such caution should be warranted.

Having a mutual respect for your whole body, mind and spirit incorporates a 'food fit for life' philosophy of eating healthfully, exercising and most of all, giving thanks.

Not for nothing, but that doesn't sound too bad, a full day of exercise and philosophy classes.

The greater longevity of older Okinawans is only partly due to reduced energy intake and different composition of diet, as there are also differences in the level of exercise and philosophy of life (Willcox et al 2001).

Mr. Schechter's film promises more insight than it provides, and those who wonder why a reported 100 million people worldwide practice Falun Gong's combination of exercise and moral philosophy may come away with no more sense of its appeal than they would by listening to the endorsements of the adherents of any set of beliefs.

There is good evidence for individualizing the prescription of exercise with the philosophy of "starting low and going slow" during progression.

According to the philosophy of traditional Chinese medicine, qigong exercise aims to achieve a harmonious flow of vital energy (qi) and regulate the functional activities of the body through regulated breathing, mindful concentration, and gentle movements.

And we are inclined to classify proving a theorem in algebra, testing a hypothesis in physics and constructing an argument in philosophy as exercises of the capacity to operate with knowledge of truths.