I. ex·er·cise [ˈeksəsaɪz] V. trans.
1. exercise (physically):
2. exercise form (use):
III. ex·er·cise [ˈeksəsaɪz] SUST.
1. exercise:
5. exercise ingl. am. pl.:
- exercises
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- exercises
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7. exercise (performance):
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| you | exercise |
| they | exercise |
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| you | exercised |
| he/she/it | exercised |
| we | exercised |
| you | exercised |
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| you | have | exercised |
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| you | had | exercised |
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The low-impact movement involved in operating an exercise bike does not put much stress on joints and does not involve sporadic motions that some other fitness equipment may require.
en.wikipedia.org The child runs across a road (actually a treadmill) powered by their adult pedaling on an exercise bike as fast as they can, while carrying pieces of a bicycle.
en.wikipedia.org They were taking leftover space, dropping in that multi-gym, treadmill, elliptical, exercise bike and calling it a five-star fitness amenity.
news.nationalpost.com At age 110 he still rode an exercise bike for 20 minutes a day in the backyard of his apartment -- an unusual feat for a supercentenarian.
en.wikipedia.org He works out for up to 40 minutes on an exercise bike in a gym before joining his colleagues for training on the pitch.
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