The phrase "athlete education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the training, development, or academic aspects related to athletes.
Example: "The university offers a comprehensive program focused on athlete education to ensure that student-athletes excel both in sports and academics."
Alternatives: "athletic education" or "sports education".
When asked whether the N.C.A.A. might consider adding brain-injury awareness to its mandatory athlete education — which would include sessions on drugs and alcohol, gambling and so on — or publishing a pamphlet for players, Klossner said a college or conference would have to suggest it.
He added he was "baffled" by it all and said athlete education was not good enough if he and Warburton could be caught out.
The best preventive measure of asthma occurrence is to achieve optimal control of the disease through athlete education, and environmental control.
So, to make it more balanced, I say universities have to commit to athletes' education for life.
In direct-to-consumer genetic testing or the testing of athletes, education and greater public awareness are the keys to preventing disaster.
The relationship between the star athlete and education is changing.
After reading it, the alumnus contacted them and explained that he had contributed toward the athlete's education.
To improve athletes' sleep, the five factors associated with sleep quality should be emphasized in athletes' sleep education.
"As a university, it is our sacred duty to protect our athletes from education," the university spokesman said.
She is Co-editor and co-founder of the Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education(JSSAE), Taylor Francis, Routledge Press.
It is likely that these are younger athletes with recent education which has been influenced by the Female Athlete Triad Coalition and other regulatory bodies' drive for pre-participation evaluation and education [11, 17].
