The phrase "agility training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical fitness, sports, or skill development, particularly when discussing exercises that improve speed, coordination, and balance.
Example: "To enhance their performance on the field, the athletes incorporated agility training into their regular workout routines."
Alternatives: "speed training" or "coordination exercises".
A former long jumper, Vojnovic prescribed a course of endurance, speed and agility training, working up to weight lifting.
She and her fiancé also coach her two "large size, mixed breed dogs" in the fast-growing sport of agility training.
The hottest dog school trend in recent years has been agility training, where desk-bound office types get to spend an hour a week cheering their dogs and leaping around a room filled with jumps, ramps, hoops and tunnels.
To really sit and watch a tight, well-run battle (DMC's forte) is to see an intense sporting event, the equivalent of Olympic diving, except in this case, it's not just form, talent, agility, training and discipline; it's also sometimes the wit and rejoinder that make the difference between a gold and a silver medal.
Full range of motion, Agility training during simulation of sport activity, Regaining dynamic joint stability [100].
Additionally systematic dosage and patient response to plyometric and agility training exercises is presented.
Under the deal, Agility Trains, a consortium led by Hitachi of Japan, will build 596 rail carriages at a new factory in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham.
The overall programme is worth in the region of £5.8bn with costs borne by Agility Trains – a consortium of Hitachi Rail Europe and John Laing.
"We are absolutely delighted to have achieved contract award on the Intercity Express Programme," said Agility Trains chief executive Alistair Dormer.
Agility Trains - made up of Japanese firm Hitachi and UK company John Laing - will construct a new factory in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham.
Under the deal, Agility Trains, a consortium led by Hitachi, will assemble 596 rail carriages at a new factory in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham.
