Mix up weight training with aerobic exercise as well. Switch activities to prevent the wear and tear on your knees. If you strengthen the muscles of the legs, you can also prevent knee injuries and knee pain. This is very important as you age.ix up weight training with aerobic exercise as well. Switch activities to prevent the wear and tear on your knees. If you strengthen the muscles of the legs, you can also prevent knee injuries and knee pain. This is very important as you age.
Statutory is the same as regulatory. In the U.S. statutory reserves are the result of a combination of statutes (i.e. laws, enacted by the state legislature) and regulations (which are generally established by the state insurance commissioner).
Laws vs. Regulations... what's the difference? Laws are created by statutes that originate from legislative bills originally introduced by either the Senate or the Assembly. For example, in 1953 the Physical Therapy Practice Act (Act) was created by Chapter 1823 because of AB 1001. The Physical Therapy Practice Act begins with Â§2600 in the Business and Professions Code (B&P Code) and governs the practice of physical therapy. The Act, statutes, laws and B&P Code could be considered synonymous. Regulations are standards (see the Rulemaking Process below) adopted as rules by the Physical Therapy Board of California to implement, interpret, or make specific the law enforced or administered by the Physical Therapy Practice Act.