We do Yoga every day.

[tufguy]

1) We do Yoga every day.

2) We do running every day.

3) We do stretching every day.

4) We do work out every day.

Please check my sentences.

 

[emsr2d2]

1) We do yoga every day. ​(Some people say "practise yoga".)

2) We [strike]do[/strike] go running every day. (Or "We run every day".)

3) We do [STRIKE]stretching[/STRIKE] stretches every day. (Or "We stretch every day".)

4) We do a workout every day. (Or "We work out every day.)

Please check my sentences.

See above.

 

[tufguy]

See above.

I have been told few exercises by the doctors. I have to perform them twice a day. Is it correct to say "I perform those exercises every day" or "I exercise every day how I have been told by the doctors"?

 

[emsr2d2]

I have been [STRIKE]told[/STRIKE] given a few exercises by the doctors. I have to perform them twice a day. Is it correct to say "I perform those exercises every day" or "I exercise every day how I have been told by the doctors"?

"I perform those exercises [twice] every day" is correct.
"I exercise every day how I have been told by the doctors" is not.

"Twice a day, I do the exercises the doctors gave me" is how I would write your longer sentence.

You still need to work on the difference between "few" and "a few".