1
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aerobics
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East Asian countries
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Less common and typically associated with dance-based exercise routines
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1
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2
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desire for exercise
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East Asian countries
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Emphasis on maintaining harmony and balance in life, with less emphasis on strenuous physical exercise
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1
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3
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desire for exercise
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East Asian cultures
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Exercise for the sake of exercise is regarded as less common; physical activity is often integrated into daily life such as walking and biking.
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1
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4
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do in gym
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East Asian countries
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Participate in group stretching exercises, yoga, and sometimes calisthenics in a gym for overall well-being and stress relief.
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1
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5
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exercise
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East Asian countries
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Traditional exercise forms such as martial arts and tai chi are highly regarded and practiced, with a focus on disciplined movement and mind-body connection.
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1
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6
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get physical activity
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East Asian countries
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Physical activity is often integrated into daily life through activities like walking, cycling, and traditional exercises like tai chi or qigong.
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1
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7
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getting exercise
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East Asian countries
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Engaging in group exercise activities such as morning calisthenics or tai chi is a common practice for promoting physical and mental well-being.
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1
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8
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getting exercise
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East Asian countries
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Engaging in group exercises like tai chi or participating in sports like judo or kendo is a traditional way to get exercise.
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1
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9
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getting physical activity
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East Asian countries
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Daily physical activity such as walking, biking, or group exercises like tai chi are integrated into lifestyle for overall well-being.
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1
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