exercisebreaks

noun
UK /ˈeksəsaɪz breɪks/
US /ˈeksərsaɪz breɪks/

Short times when you stop working and move your body.

Our teacher gives us exercisebreaks between lessons so we can stretch.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Planned pauses during a meeting or class for light physical activity.

The workshop included exercisebreaks every hour to keep everyone alert.

3. Scheduled moments in a workday for stretching or quick workouts.

The company added exercisebreaks to help employees stay healthy.

4. Brief intervals in a long event when people stand and move around.

During the conference, exercisebreaks let attendees walk around the hall.