The group with cardiovascular disease also had a lower educational level, were less prone to exercise regularly, and suffered more often from comorbidities compared to the group without cardiovascular disease (all differences were significant at p<0.001).
21 However, a subset of ATS patients, especially females, are prone to exercise- and/or stress-induced bidirectional VT and/or polymorphic VT, mimicking CPVT, 17, 20, 22, 23 which is a malignant form of inherited arrhythmogenic disorder, affecting the young with otherwise a structurally normal heart and QT interval.
While there is no way to prevent injury 100percentt, maintaining proper form will make you less prone to exercise-related injury.
However, most of the respondents were prone to stop exercising at some point because of their increased incidents of complaints on severity of symptoms [ 45].
First of all, elderly people are more prone to interrupt exercise program due to ill health, and information about what happens to the exercise effects and when, is important to optimize quality of care.
Knee extension strength, on the other hand, represents the strength of a bearing limb, potentially prone to physical exercise or disuse.
Physically, he is naturally very thin, prone to a limited diet, doesn't like to exercise, and smokes.
Not only are sedentary, overweight kids more at risk for asthma, but kids with severe asthma tend to exercise less and are thus prone to obesity.
If you are prone to motion sickness, exercise the same cautions before going on amusement park rides.
Pressure to achieve the perfect body meant girls were likely to go on a diet, according to 54% of staff and boys were prone to start excessive exercise regimes, said 30% of those surveyed.
"These arrests are purely subjective and therefore prone to the abusive exercise of officer discretion," Charles Samuelson, executive director of the ACLU's Minnesota affiliate, said in a statement that accompanied the Minneapolis report.
