low-impact

/lˈəʊˈɪmpakt/

/lˈoʊˈɪmpækt/

low-impact

*** ‌not causing very many problems or changes, especially in the environment

Examples

1. It's low-impact.

2. They did low-impact aerobics, brisk walking for 30 to 40 minutes four times a week.

3. This Canadian company developed a low-impact recycling technology on an industrial scale.

4. But like other low-impact exercises, yoga reliably improves fitness and flexibility in healthy populations.