Crossword-Clue: Type of exercise that increases the need for oxygen
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7 letters (1 answer)
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- Exercise may increase this 57.14%
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- Exercise area for boxers 56.00%
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- Like exercise that gets the heart going 55.56%
- Exercise that incorporates ballet, yoga and Pilates 55.45%
- Classic ab workout involving bending at the waist 55.42%
- Bacteria that need oxygen 55.26%
- Organism that needs oxygen 54.55%
- Exercise that stimulates the breathing and blood circulation 54.05%
- Bacterium that needs oxygen 53.85%
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