Sentence examples for a small athlete from inspiring English sources
"My coach told me: 'You are a small athlete.
She ran with a left leg that had been badly injured in a childhood accident; she always had to lead with her right leg, no easy task for a small athlete.
For example, a small athlete cohort coupled with nine medical and physiotherapy practitioners (equals 6 athletes per practitioner), covering only 13 of the 22 Olympic sport competition and training venues, would likely enable practitioners to have greater awareness of issues as they occurred.
This is related to an interesting phenomenon: if you compare a smaller athlete to an athlete who has the same exact build but is 30 percent bigger, the bigger athlete will be only about 20 percent stronger, even though he has to carry about 30 percent more weight.
If you are a smaller athlete learning the game, work hard on your flexibility it is important for you to be solid in the position.
The county Down runner is part of a small 11-athlete Irish squad which also contains Donegal men Mark English and Brendan Boyce.
As she said last week, "The Olympics are not just for the small athletes".
Testing for such use is required at the major meets, and, while the great majority of athletes tested are found to be free of banned drugs, each year a small number of athletes are found guilty of violating the drug rule and are suspended from competition, usually for 18 months.
They felt that a small minority of athletes may want to use online mental health services on the internet, yet that most athletes would have enough confidence to talk to someone face to face – M4: "Depends on the person, 'cause some people would want to speak face to face, while others find that way easier".
Montsho, among a small group of athletes who worked at a training facility in Dakar, Senegal, was also the center's best shot to bring home a medal.
A few out-of-competition tests have also been conducted, although it is believed that only a small number of athletes, if any, have tested positive.
