The phrase "stimulated exercise" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English whenever you want to describe exercise that is being encouraged or spurred on by something.
Example: The new fitness app features a personalized training program that uses music to provide a stimulating workout experience, resulting in stimulated exercise and increased motivation.
For example, exercise consultation is more effective in stimulating exercise behaviour change in the short term than a standard exercise leaflet [ 71].
To test whether increased mitochondrial fragmentation with age is due to decreased locomotion in aging worms, one could stimulate "exercise" in aging C. elegans animals, for example by raising them in liquid medium, in which C. elegans animals are thought to be more active.
Sit in a quiet space, with your back straight, and try two breathing exercises: The stimulated breathing exercise: This exercise is good if you are feeling lethargic or exhausted by your day and want to wake up your body.
In any case, a combination of social benefits plus some endorphin (the "feel-good" hormone stimulated by exercise) would have made for a powerful combination for the women in the physical exercise training condition.
In teleosts that exhibit indeterminate growth such as salmonids, growth is stimulated by exercise [10] [14] but a very limited amount of information is available on the mechanism(s) by which exercise potentiates growth.
In devising treatments, it was later found that the production of the good cholesterol was usually stimulated by exercise.
In turn, 5-HT is involved in neuroplasticity phenomena mediated by BDNF and stimulated by exercise.
Activation of these genes is stimulated by exercise and is linked with higher production of type 1 (slow twitch) muscle fibers, which are the dominant fiber type in endurance athletes.
Your muscles, heart, and lungs aren't the only things stimulated by exercise.
It stimulated an exercise about back stories, and you ended up applying them to new songs.
