The phrase "athletes programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a program or initiative designed specifically for athletes, such as training, development, or support programs.
Example: "The university has launched a new athletes programme to enhance the skills and performance of its sports teams."
Alternatives: "athlete development program" or "sports training initiative".
Yet when I began volunteering my time and my company's resources with Special Olympics and its Healthy Athletes programme nearly a decade ago, I was shocked and saddened by the extent of the lack of proper healthcare seen among the athletes with learning disabilities.
Such information can assist practitioners in coordinating other aspects of the athletes programme to maximise supercompensation whilst making sure efficacious interventions to reduce injury risk have been embedded into performance-orientated programmes.
They were encouraged to consider how to expand the Young Athletes programme throughout Romania.
Together with other supporters and fans, including Chinese basketball superstar Yao Ming, Mr. Lake also enjoyed a tour of the Special Olympics Healthy Athletes programme.
Designed for children aged two through seven with intellectual disabilities, the Young Athletes programme aims to build motor and social skills, and supports cognitive development through play activities.
"Thanks to the Young Athletes programme, my son became more aware of his body and the world around him – of shapes, colors and movements.
I always write on my athletes' programmes the following: Christmas Eve - hope Santa brings everything you want.
She also actively participated in the Special Olympics Indonesia (SOIna)'s Athletes Leadership Programme – a training programme on leadership provided to SOIna's athletes to strengthen their organizational and inter-personal skills.
This is not an accurate description, but there is clearly room for improvement.The first contention, that college athletic programmes exploit student athletes, is not entirely fair or true.
It is noteworthy that many athletic programmes screen an athlete on the basis of their 'quality of movement'.
Russian police could be given detailed intelligence about the corrupt role of members of the country's athlete-doping programme despite senior officials dismissing the claims as "politically motivated" and threatening to scupper its testing regime, it has emerged.
