en doing exercises

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors
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Effects of doing exercises

  • en getting fit ➜
  • en getting in shape ➜
  • en breathlessness ➜
  • en getting healthy ➜
  • en good health ➜
  • en muscle growth ➜
  • en sore muscles ➜
  • en becoming more fit ➜
  • en becoming more healthy ➜
  • en better health ➜
  • en breathing hard ➜
  • en you could become better at math ➜
  • en cramp ➜
  • en dexterity ➜
  • en energy ➜
  • en fatigue ➜
  • en a feeling of alertness ➜
  • en fitness ➜
  • en gaining muscle ➜
  • en you get a charley horse ➜
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doing exercises is used for…

  • en building muscle ➜
  • en health ➜
  • en toning your muscles ➜
  • en good health ➜
  • en practice ➜
  • en staying in shape ➜
  • en becoming more fit ➜
  • en body building ➜
  • en building endurance ➜
  • en changing body shape ➜
  • en energy ➜
  • en feeling good ➜
  • en feeling healthy ➜
  • en Getting fit ➜
  • en getting healthy ➜
  • en getting in better shape ➜
  • en getting into shape ➜
  • en gym class ➜
  • en healthy body, mind and spirit ➜
  • en improving muscle tone ➜
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doing exercises is a subevent of…

  • en breath heavily ➜
  • en drink some water ➜
  • en get tired ➜
  • en run ➜
  • en becoming winded ➜
  • en becomming thirsty ➜
  • en breathe deeply ➜
  • en Counting how many you do ➜
  • en get a drink of water ➜
  • en increased metabolism ➜
  • en lift weights ➜
  • en you might get sweaty ➜
  • en you move your body ➜
  • en pulling a muscle ➜
  • en pushups and crunches ➜
  • en sing ➜
  • en stop for water ➜
  • en a sudden heart attack ➜
  • en touch your toes ➜

doing exercises requires…

  • en effort ➜
  • en discipline ➜
  • en movement ➜
  • en determination ➜
  • en energy ➜
  • en hard work ➜
  • en moving your body ➜
  • en muscle memory ➜
  • en physical activity ➜
  • en unfitness ➜

Things used for doing exercises

  • en jumping rope ➜
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