The phrase "athletic class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or category of individuals engaged in athletic activities or sports.
Example: "The athletic class at the university offers a variety of sports and fitness programs for students."
Alternatives: "sports class" or "athletic group".
The highlights will include a children's singalong, performances by the Gallim dancers, a coaches' corner with information on sports and athletic classes, a culinary showcase and the rooftop playground.
In terms of comic value, a Saudi Arabian woman Olympian is in the same athletic under-class as Eddie the Eagle or Eric the Eel.
Over all, the coupelike shape -- practically a miniature of the sculptural and athletic S-Class -- cheats the wind to the tune of a drag coefficient of just 0.27, making this one of the most aerodynamic cars on the street.
If you were shown a typical high school football player, you'd probably think, "Okay, he's probably athletic, takes classes like woodshop, likes partying on the weekends and has a preppy girlfriend".
Wilder said she came from a middle-class, non-athletic family in Philadelphia.
This will follow the standard athletic pattern of "Class Number ## in the ring, Class ## be ready, Class ## on deck".
The story of Richard Fee, an athletic, personable college class president and aspiring medical student, highlights widespread failings in the system through which five million Americans take medication for A.D.H.D., doctors and other experts said.
"The only thing on my mind is the Olympics, the five rings," Heppner, an Army Specialist and a member of its World Class Athletic Program, told reporters on Friday before competing in the trials at Chula Vista, Calif.
"To think we have world class athletic and sporting facilities for the general public to take part in is a fantastic opportunity".
I arrived at the dividing line after Pedro, the most athletic kid in class, had already grabbed a ball.
