Translations for „non-exerciser“ in the English » German Dictionary

non-ˈexer·cis·er N

non-exerciser

Nicht-Trainierende(r) f(m)

non-exerciser

Fitnessmuffel m inf

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English

Survey takers self-reported how intense their workouts by classifying themselves in one of four categories: vigorous, moderate, light and non-exercisers.

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That is significantly higher than the percentage of non-exercisers in the overall study population.

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In other words, exercisers are healthier and will live longer than non-exercisers.

health.usnews.com

Only 50 and 24 percent of non-exercisers reported not having these same problems respectively.

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Many people blame lack of time, but what separates avid exercisers from non-exercisers is the planning and commitment needed towards making exercise a valued part of their day.

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Only a little more than half of non-exercisers (56 percent) said they slept with the same consistency.

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These combined forces allow pregnant women who are physically active to better manage heat stress than non-exercisers.

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But it's only one of the many components necessary to turn a non-exerciser into someone for whom exercise is part of his or her daily life.

montrealgazette.com

Thirty-five age-matched study participants were assigned into one of three groups; people with type two diabetes, non-exercisers, and regular exercisers without diabetes.

www.pentictonwesternnews.com

In a study of 1,000 adults, ages 23 to 60, participants were categorized as either exercisers (with sub-groups for vigorous, moderate and light) or non-exercisers, based on self-reported activity levels.

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