The phrase "athletic action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe movements or activities related to sports or physical exercise.
Example: "The coach emphasized the importance of proper technique during athletic action to prevent injuries."
Alternatives: "sporting activity" or "physical performance".
Fans are often critical of the poor quality of filmed athletic action; staged sports are even worse.
The true story of a marathon runner turned bank robber becomes a cool, observational thriller that's short on explanations but big on athletic action.
Representing racing cars, flying planes, people on trains and amusement park rides, athletic action and industrial workers, they revel in the expressive possibilities of their medium.
Here goes: It's been viewed over a million times, so the chances are you've seen this spoof trailer for a Kinect version of athletic action adventure, Assassin's Creed.
It is sublimely, in fact heroically simple in its desire to deliver gasp-inducingly athletic action setpieces at all times, and the stunts and fight moves are stunning.
Our most revered play-by-play men have traditionally been pathologically precocious sports prodigies so determined to glom onto any fragment of athletic action, they turned their childhoods into announcing apprenticeships.
Forces in and around the shoulder are directly related to many common shoulder disorders such as instability, tendinitis, rotator cuff tears, and arthritis: involving repetitive activities of daily living or athletic actions such as throwing.
The Lions, 16-7 after defeating Pacific on Monday, play a 2 30 p.m. game Friday and a noon double-header Saturday against Santa Clara in West Coast Athletic Conference action.
"There were lots of athletic, aggressive actions, bodies pushing and bounding in unison and props being deployed forcefully but simply, like the four different ironing boards that the characters used to work out their feelings," said Mr. Hoggett, who studied literature at Swansea University in Wales and had little training in theater or dance.
In order for college administrators to recalibrate an athletic department's actions to its institutional mission, three principles should be adhered to: 1) academic standards and integrity; 2) the best interests of the students; and 3) accountability.
Others have called for Mizzou athletes to lose their athletic scholarships for their actions.
