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aerobic exercise

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Noun1.aerobic exerciseaerobic exercise - exercise that increases the need for oxygen
aerobics
cardiopulmonary exercise - exercise intended to strengthen the circulatory system


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Although aerobic exercise is just out-and-out good for you and should be attempted every day, strength training is not.
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Women who engage in mild aerobic exercise during chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer report significantly less fatigue a recent study has found.
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