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underwater exercise

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underwater exercise
[un′dərwô′tər]
Etymology: AS, under + woeter
any physical activity performed in a pool or large tub, such as a Hubbard tank, where the buoyancy of the water facilitates the movement of weak or injured muscles. Also called aquatherapy, aquatic exercise. See also exercise.


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Having completed basic underwater exercises in the pool, we were ready for the open ocean.
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I've been doing underwater exercises and riding an exercise bike and I'm delighted to have progressed to the next stage.
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