Sentences with phrase «repetitive motion which»

I've noticed that the forms of exercise I enjoy most incorporate some sort of rhythmic, repetitive motion which I find to be super calming and meditative.

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Kessler is also one of seven centers in the Christopher and Dana Reeve NeuroRecovery Network, a program designed to retrain the nervous system through intensive repetitive locomotor training — during which the individual is harnessed over a treadmill as therapists move the legs in a walking motion.
For athletes, when the body engages in repetitive motions during a workout, there is a high possibility that the fascial fibers don't return to their intended pattern, which could cause pain, muscle «knots, or a restriction in movement.
In addition to exercise, too much sitting, repetitive motion injury, or walking in poor - fitting shoes often leads to micro-trauma, which in turn ultimately causes muscle problems.
Unlike sprinting, which is a cyclical, repetitive motion, COD maneuvers involve a single sequence comprising a deceleration, a change of direction, and an acceleration in the opposite direction.
A more tongue - in - cheek wearable device has been proposed by adult entertainment site Pornhub, which suggested a fictional Wankband that could generate energy when moved in a repetitive up - and - down motion.
These injuries can either occur in workplace accidents or in the form of a repetitive motion or musculoskeletal injury which builds up over time.
This coverage includes injuries which occur in unexpected workplace accidents, as well as cumulative injuries which slowly build up due to repetitive motions.
Carpal tunnel syndrome can happen in a variety of work environments, but job duties which require repetitive motions with the hands are at a higher risk.
Based on this specious and sadistic custody evaluation, which Father then distributed widely to third parties, such as the child's school, the Father then filed a series of repetitive «emergency motions» over the ensuing months claiming severe parental alienation, and all kinds of sick and disturbed behaviors by the child when she was with him (behaviors that occurred nowhere else).
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