Sentence examples for athletes both from inspiring English sources

Texas performs random, unannounced testing of athletes, both during the season and out of season.

The magazine went through a number of versions, including an initial emphasis on women athletes, both amateurs and professional.

But anabolic steroid use can have lasting implications for the many athletes – both on and off the international stage – who take them.

Studies comparing athletes, both trained and untrained, had found that only one factor mattered if performance was the goal: training in that sport.

Which means that increasingly large numbers of young athletes, both boys and girls, are now suffering an injury to which doctors once thought they were almost immune.

Whole-body cryotherapy is, essentially, ice baths taken to a new and otherworldly level, and it is drawing considerable attention among athletes, both elite and recreational.

For a man and athlete, both options were shocking, likely career-ending and life-changing.

"Juan Pablo is the consummate professional athlete, both on and off the pitch," Agoos said Monday in a statement.

"He's an unbelievable athlete, both running the ball and throwing it," Andy Reid, Philadelphia's head coach, said.

"I encourage all college presidents, athletics directors and conference commissioners to read this report and determine where their actions and voice can be best utilized in the support and progression for female administrators and our student-athletes both now and in the future," Franklin said.

Meanwhile, Collins' move has earned the athlete both supporters and opponents.