Sentence examples for wrong exercise from inspiring English sources

Rivers, the team's top pick, did the wrong exercise — jumping jacks — at the end of calisthenics, drawing boos from teammates.

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Improving endurance is not a problem, increasing strength isn't too bad either, but power is perhaps the toughest thing to add and, conversely, one of the easiest things to ruin though over-training or choosing the wrong exercises.

"Careful" is emphasized because we often see the wrong exercises being done, due to lack of an accurate diagnosis.

For a pregnant woman, no exercise is better than wrong exercises.

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The main subtext of our message ought to be: you may well be offended, and you may well feel that even if one has a right to publish these cartoons -- it is wrong to exercise this right when dealing with sacred subjects.

How would it ensure British farmers are treated fairly?" George Eustice MP, the farming minister, who supports the campaign to vote to leave the EU, told the Guardian the report was wrong: "Economic exercises of this sort always say more about the assumptions of the model than real life, and not all of the assumptions are plausible.

Specifically, they said figuring out what went wrong in the exercise helped them solve that and other exercises.

However, the BMA and the AC leaflet introduced the idea of a right kind and a wrong kind of exercise for OA and arc wrote of physiotherapists advising on correct exercises.

Dr Timmons suggests this maladaption could be due to the wrong form of exercise, or the wrong type of regime, and that another approach could prove beneficial.