Sentences with phrase «over exertion»

While my first thought was the inevitable tabloid headline («Xbox Console Spots Owner's Heart Attack, Skypes 911»), the engineer stated that it would be extremely useful with exercise software to monitor the user's heartbeat, so it could offer a better workout and keep the person from under or over exertion.

Rarely, the dog's iliopsoas muscle can be injured from over exertion.

The Irish wolfhound experiences fast growth spurts so their bones can be heavily impacted by over exertion.

Over exertion in hot weather — even after dark — can bring on heat - related health problems.

Their posture is generally bad due to fatigue and over exertion.

This will prevent over exertion while you learn to perfect your form and test your physical abilities.

Most of the toddler fevers that spell serious trouble are the result of poisoning, exposure to toxic substances, or caused by over exertion in the hot sun.

Also, like wenger, i'm conceded about his fitness — he seems to oversew in most games which is a sign of over exertion and that he's pushing his body too far.

Not exact matches

James Milner feels Liverpool can be more than satisfied with their exertions over the course of pre-season as they wrapped up their summer schedule with a 3 - 1 win over Athletic Club in Dublin on Saturday evening.

Previous research has shown that one out of three individuals over 65 years of age in Sweden may suffer from shortness of breath during exertion.

The benefits Alpine skiing provides a similar level of aerobic exercise to running, and can burn over 450 calories per hour, depending on your exertion.

As you step into the garden the peace and calm of nature washes over you and helps reduce stress while the physical exertion of gardening helps lower blood pressure.

As you get used to the exertion, you can add intervals over time.

For a Powerlifter, work capacity is highly specific - there are three major lifts that a Powerlifter will need to perform three times each during a meet (with a total competition period of exertion in the region of 20 - 30 seconds over a 3 - 4 hour meet), so one could think that work capacity is almost irrelevant - yet to maximize training benefit the ability to repeatedly handle near maximal weights with good form and recover adequately between work sets may be highly desirable.

Exertion, emotional stress, anxiety, and insomnia are the characteristics of a fast - paced lifestyle that take over the physical and emotional health of a person.

● Old age ● Over physical exertion ● Surgery ● Pollution ● Toxic substance exposure / ingestion ● Extreme climates ● Environmental Toxins — items like BPA, BT Toxin (found in GMO corn), and Glyphosate (AKA Round - Up).

The important aspect of variable cyclic training that makes it superior over steady state cardio exercise is the recovery period in between bursts of exertion.

This is not enough to hold the screen, and pretty soon the supporting players take over: not only Thewlis and Landry Jones as the wheedly Percy, but also Pat Shortt as Private Redmond, a dough - faced recruit who is constantly devising new ways to escape exertion, and Richard E. Grant, doing his best stiff - upper - lip bit as the company major.

She might be a little sore, especially if she's over six years of age, and continued exertion could cause injury.

Without question, over feeding and lack of suitable levels of physical exertion are the leading cause of obesity in dogs (as well as people).

Level of Physical Exertion: The cave tubing tour generally requires extended periods of walking over varied terrain.

There can be no greater clarity in designating the alpha status then the exertion of control over another living thing's very existence.

From that point on, her sensitive and visually riveting portraits have documented individuals caught in transitional states, sometimes due to physical exertion, for example after giving birth or dancing, or charted over time through series.

Through the duality of light and dark, the exertion of control over elements from the natural world, and the reenactment of an incident from her life, Wright considers the fragile border that separates life and death.

Those in the combined group saw significant reductions over the 3 - month interval in diarrhoea (47.97 %), fatigue after exertion (19.20 %), chills (40.23 %), headaches (36.18 %) and sinus and nasal symptoms (20.56 %; table 9).