The phrase "a serious training" is not correct in standard English; it should be "serious training" without the article "a." You can use "serious training" to refer to a training program or session that is intense, focused, or of significant importance.
Example: "The athletes underwent serious training to prepare for the upcoming competition."
Alternatives: "intensive training" or "rigorous training."
A: Serious training in music taught me skills that I can't imagine acquiring elsewhere.
It is a quality that she needs to call on right now, a serious training injury having put her out of competition until next year.
In an ever-confusing and chaotic world in which truth seems elusive, a serious training session or race made it inescapable.
Also selected yesterday was the father of British diver Chris Mears, who suffered a serious training accident while competing for Britain at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney in 2009.
Remember to rest Whether you're following a serious training schedule, or just gradually increasing the distance and pace you ride at, the processes involved in becoming a fitter, stronger and faster rider are the same.
Considering that just a year ago Sunni Arabs stood completely outside the political game, and the Iraqi Army was only a few months into a serious training program, the strategy has been at least partly successful; the high Sunni turnout in the December elections was a tribute to Iraqis' political maturity and Khalilzad's skills as a broker.
On 15 February 2010, services between Brussels and London were interrupted following the Halle train collision, this time after the dedicated HSL 1 lines in the suburbs of the Belgian capital were blocked by debris from a serious train crash on the suburban commuter lines alongside.
Anyone with any serious training in such matters agrees: that beloved, grisly zombie apocalypse thing?
"The physical preparations that I'm starting now, it's a very serious training regime - Kung Fu, kickboxing, swords, jujutsu, Brazilian," she said.
BARKLEY TO TRAIN WITH JORDAN: Charles Barkley, getting in shape for a possible joint comeback, plans to move in with Michael Jordan for a month of serious training before a decision is made on a return to the N.B.A. Barkley said in yesterday's Los Angeles Times that when his broadcasting duties end on May 24, he will live and train with Jordan in Chicago.
There's a lot of serious training going on, especially since the Olympic qualifiers.
