The phrase "athletes power" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may need additional context or modification to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The athletes' power during the competition was impressive."
Alternatives: "athletic strength" or "power of athletes."
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Greater bone strength measures in the radius of power athletes might be explained by their participation in upper-body weight training [10].
The inner-city athlete powers most of big-time sports like electricity through a town.
The curbing of athletes' earning power might not deter them from sinning in the first place but it could dissuade them from re-entering the sport after completing their sentence.
Lavishly decked out sports facilities and coaches' million dollar salaries are splashed across the screen, while the unpaid student athletes who power the billion dollar college athletics industry recount the obstacles they face, like poverty and hunger.
P max corresponds to values of average crank torque from 65 (endurance athlete) to 150 N·m−1 (power athletes).
In each case the match was run and won by medium-sized men with the brains and technique to outwit the athletes whose power and pace are beginning to dominate football at the expense of the subtler arts.
It is made up of athletes with power, speed and a good dose of gnarlyness.
This may explain why so many extreme athletes and power players (Are you listening Tiger, Bill Clinton, John Edwards?) do outrageous things outside of their sport or job.
Baylor, with a plethora of long athletes, including power forward Cory Jefferson and 7-foot center Isaiah Austin (pictured above right), uses a remarkably disruptive zone defense to bother shooters.
