The phrase "strenuous practices" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe activities or routines that require significant effort or exertion, often in a physical or demanding context.
Example: "The athletes engaged in strenuous practices to prepare for the upcoming competition."
Alternatives: "arduous activities" or "demanding routines."
Although he maintains friendly relations with the players, Robinson put them through unusually long and strenuous practices before the current playoffs opened against Florida.
When he took over the Rams in 1997 after seven straight losing seasons, Vermeil ran long, strenuous practices in pads for his first two years.
Driven and uncompromising, Summitt demanded the best from her players and was known for her strenuous practices and the legendary "look" that would send athletes for cover.
After a strenuous practice before the 2010 season, pain shot through her abdomen.
After going through a strenuous practice on Saturday, Camby, who has an injured left heel, could not practice today.
Without it, all those hours of strenuous practice will fall short — probably far short — of the spark that creates genius.
While not for the weak-kneed -- from katas to kowtowing, all the kneeling, squatting and springing could challenge a cheerleader -- iaido suits students seeking less strenuous practice, Mr. Kataoka said.
"Rather, such learning and expertise is a response to strenuous practice".
Sickle cell trait should also be considered a possible contributing clinical risk/complicating factor for vascular dysfunction, exertional rhabdomyolysis and collapse related to red blood cell sickling during strenuous practice or play in the heat 34 36; although this has not been reported or explored in tennis either.
Avoid strenuous practice a day before as it would tire you.
Indeed, Ansay explains away her pain after strenuous piano practices by reminding herself of her priest's words -- that it is only natural that God ask her to suffer for something she loves.
