Sentences with phrase «muscular exertion»

A black - and - white photo of a couple having what looks like 1970s - sex - manual sex is taped to another wall; alongside are several large canvases in which their joyless, muscular exertion has been transmuted into something more ethereal, a blue flash of pure vigour.

This forces the user to rely on muscular exertion to create enough friction against the handle to stabilize the tool.

In humans and most of the higher animals, closing off air - filled lungs with this valve mechanism also stabilizes the body during muscular exertion, including evacuation of the bowels.

Just Championnière, an eminent French surgeon who authored the article, answered in the affirmative the question he had posed but hastened to add: «Even when she is perfectly at home on the wheel, she should remember her sex is not intended by nature for violent muscular exertion....

After all, the article concluded, the muscular exertion required is quite different from that needed to operate a sewing machine.

Not exact matches

Research has shown that adequately warming up and working on your mobility as a part of the warm - up process can influence your overall nervous system and muscular strength, thus leading to higher force exertion for the duration of your workout.

Often used interchangeably with the term muscular endurance, exercise capacity is more accurately defined as «the maximum amount of physical exertion an individual can sustain».

That lean, muscular, and fit look that is becoming more rare in America by each passing day is built off of wholesome foods, and hard physical exertion.

So, when you try to open a stuck jar lid, your perceived exertion rockets skyward (but not your metabolic output) because the peak muscular contraction of the muscles you are using (hand, arm, shoulder) is nearing 100 % of their capacity.

This is because perceived exertion is a function of peak muscular contraction, rather than metabolic output.