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deconditioned
Neurology adjective Referring to a musculoskeletal group that had previously been trained for a particular activity–eg, pole vaulting, cross-country running, etc, which has been underutilized, or suffered prolonged disuse. See Conditioned.


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The gaming involves aerobic movements and can be of great help for the deconditioned individuals and for the senior citizens.
As a result, many LTC communities are moving to provide environments and create opportunities that encourage and motivate their residents--including those who are frail, deconditioned, or living with chronic conditions--to begin an exercise program and keep physically active.
They were all deconditioned, but after two or three months, they could all walk for 45 minutes without stopping, and some were jogging around the track.
 
 
 
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