Weis said that his relationship with Swarbrick could be characterized as "fair and cordial," and he keenly noted that Swarbrick's role was indicative of the evolution of the athletic director position.
For the last year, he has disappeared to Yoga Zone during his lunch hour once or twice a week, marveling at his body's evolution in other athletic pursuits like running, hiking, tennis, biking and white-water rafting.
He does not represent the evolution of an athlete so much as he does the lightning bolt of extraordinary athletic gifts married with a gym rat's devotion to hours of film study.
His evolution, at least in the athletic sense, is nearly complete.
His physical evolution incorporated all facets of athletic performance, with additional sprint and reaction work polishing up his raw, genetic gifts.
Her work chronicles the evolution of the space from village green to athletic oasis.
Why should it be taboo even to raise the hypothesis that evolution has given people of African ancestry an athletic edge?
In turn, this information may help elucidate the role of mitochondrial physiology in mammalian evolution [44], thermoregulation [45], cell and organismal senescence [46], athletic performance [47] and disease states such as the metabolic syndrome [48].
In addition to his well-known athletic career in the NBA, Seikaly was very much present in the vast dance music evolution throughout his youth.
Last week's New York City Marathon may have been a demonstration of athletic excellence, but according to a report this week in Nature, it was also a display of a key innovation in human evolution.
