exercise economy
(redirected from movement economy)ex·er·cise e·con·o·my
(eks'ĕr-sīz ĕ-kon'ŏ-mē)1. Energy required (usually measured as oxygen consumption) to maintain a constant velocity of movement.
2. Minimal effort and energy to maintain movement.
Synonym(s): movement economy.
Synonym(s): movement economy.
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