The phrase "athlete group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective of athletes, typically in the context of a team, organization, or community of sportspeople.
Example: "The athlete group gathered for a training session to prepare for the upcoming competition."
Alternatives: "sports team" or "athletic team".
Pictures recall memory was better in the athlete group (9.25 ± 1.61) compared with the control ones (8 ± 1.15, p = 0.04).
More specifically, studies that examined "novices" and "non-athletes" but compared them to an athlete group were included in our review.
The pro-LGBT athlete group celebrates its one-year anniversary next week and comes at a time when the professional sports world is seeing increased discussion about homophobia in sports and combating the issue.
No specific athlete group was targeted.
A comparison of the brain anatomical characteristics of the non-athlete group with those of the athlete group revealed three regions with significantly increased cortical thickness in the athlete group.
This group of 'deniers' was characterised by a dissociation between explicit (verbal declarations) and implicit (BIAT) responding, while convergence was observed in the 'clean' athlete group.
While a number of heterosexual male athletes, including the N.F.L. players Chris Kluwe and Brendon Ayanbadejo, have publicly supported the efforts of L.G.B.T. athlete groups, it has been much harder to find straight female athletes to speak out in support, Burke said.
Pending the report, anti-doping officials from at least 10 countries and 20 athlete groups are preparing to call for Russia to be banned completely from the Rio Games, the New York Times has reported.
This approach has had some success, with mean TGS in athlete groups greater than controls [26, 27], although it does not yet appear to distinguish between competitive levels within athlete groups [28].
Fourteen of these studies revealed improvements for reaction times under acute physical exercise, while the study from Delignières et al. [40] and from Llorens et al. [33] only showed this for athlete groups.
There were no group differences in height, but all athlete groups had lower body mass than control participants (p < 0.05).
