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Exercise Pyramid
(redirected from Activity Pyramid)

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Exercise Pyramid
A proposed schematic modelled after the food pyramid, that recommends the amount and types of exercise to be performed for optimal health
exercise pyramid
Popular health A proposed schematic that recommends the amount and types of exercise to be performed for optimal health. See Exercise, Vigorous exercise. Cf Food pyramid.
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