Sentence examples for an experienced athlete from inspiring English sources

She is such an experienced athlete and I expect her to do well in the first ever Olympic paratriathlon in Rio.

"The Jungle is Neutral," a book by Lieutenant Colonel Spencer Chapman, a British officer who spent some time with the guerrillas during the war against Japan, gives the impression that although the author was in his prime & an experienced athlete & explorer, it took most of his energy simply to stay alive while he was in the jungle.

"When you get down to the last names it's always closer and I think that's where you really have to think about maybe the difference between an experienced athlete or a younger athlete with one eye on Rio [2016 Olympics].

"Going into Sochi, I feel like a much more mature and experienced athlete and I believe what I have learnt over the course of the last four years will help me perform to a much higher level".

She argued that this was ludicrous for a 30-year-old mother and an experienced international athlete and traveller.

She could row just as long and powerfully whether her estrogen levels were high, low or in between; whether she used contraceptives; and whether she was an experienced, competitive athlete or a rowing duffer.

Competing in her eighth Paralympics, she is the British squad's most experienced athlete.

Chris Jenkins, chief executive of the Commonwealth Games Council for Wales, the organisation responsible for selecting the team, added: "There is a great mixture of experienced athletes and debutants in the team which always makes things exciting to watch".

Experience and competitive level seem to influence an athlete's flexibility responses as experienced athletes had greater flexibility than beginners and elite athletes showed more flexibility than non-elite athletes.

This was supported by Moreno et al. [37], who suggested that experienced athletes have a more precise perception of the trajectory of moving objects than non-athletes.

Thus experience and competitive level seem to influence an athlete's flexibility responses, as experienced athletes had greater flexibility than beginner athletes [21] and elite athletes showed more flexibility than non-elite athletes [25].