Sentence examples for progress exercise from inspiring English sources
Users are encouraged to post video updates on their current progress, exercise regimens they've developed, and lighthearted clips to boost morale.
The Website's motivational interface encourages users to share progress, exercise ideas, recipes and lets people create groups made up of friends, family, or co-workers to work jointly towards a common goal.
They will consult with a physiotherapist on 7 occasions to be taught the exercises and progress exercise resistance.
Physical function likely improves prior to cognitive performance gains, providing a stronger foundation from which to progress exercise dosage through increasing intensity, frequency, and duration of exercise.
Exercise bands have been selected as they provide an affordable, portable and safe alternative to traditional weights to progress exercise intensity.
These unions were not arrangements in any static sense; they were vibrant works in progress, exercises in passionate experimentalism.
The literary criticism of Maurycy Mochnacki, a passionate advocate of Romanticism and the first Polish critic to link literature with Poland's political progress, exercised a strong influence on literary theory.
At the end of week 2, the participant will attend a thirty minute physiotherapy session to reinforce advice and education, review the exercise program and progress exercises as able.
One trial intervention consisted of a home exercise programme [ 17], one intervention was a home exercise programme with follow up visits to check and progress exercises [ 23], another also included a home exercise programme but with additional visits and telephone calls where necessary [ 18].
The BEEP trial protocol for Individually Tailored Exercise will consist of a supervised individually tailored and progressed exercise programme.
The individualised, supervised and progressed exercise programme will be delivered by community-based, musculoskeletal physiotherapists and commenced within 3 weeks of injection.
