Sentence examples for athletes training from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, ride a bob sleigh with athletes training for their Olympic bid.

If all the college programs were dropped tomorrow, we'd have a smaller group of athletes training at the elite level to stock national teams.

Where such steps are taken, most studies suggest that athletes' training performance is not adversely affected.But dehydration during matches could be a problem.

At every level of the game, from young kids whacking green-dot, low-compression balls to world-class athletes training to reach the pro tour, development was all about the coach.

In late Latin compete is competere, "to strive in common" or "strive together," which describes the ideal spirit of athletes training with one another to excel in the Olympics.

"A word of advice," she warned in her original testimony, pointing out that USA Gymnastics had athletes training at the Karolyi Ranch on the day the organization proclaimed its intention to renounce it.

Not only is it a fine building by Zaha Hadid, one of six shortlisted for the Stirling prize, to be awarded this October, but it is now being enthusiastically used every day by local swimmers as well as by athletes training for the Commonwealth Games.

Raney, who spent more than seven years living in Canada and training with the Canadian national team, was told after the 2006 Olympics that the Canadians did not want foreign athletes training with them leading to the 2010 Games in Vancouver.

With the vast majority of Russian athletes training at home, the IAAF has already indicated that only "very few" athletes will be get through the "crack in the door", and some observers have speculated that could be as few as three or four competitors.

A handful of studies have found that athletes training at high altitudes tend to lose weight.

Some of the ideas in production are "Coach," the stories of legendary coaches as told by former student-athletes; "Training Camp," which the network's vice president, Scott Novak, called "the ultimate instructional show, in which top college coaches explain their philosophies and techniques"; and "Prime Time Tailgate," a nightly half-hour show broadcast from CSTV's new studios at Chelsea Piers.