The phrase "athletic form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's physical condition or physique that is fit for sports or physical activities.
Example: "After months of training, she achieved an impressive athletic form that allowed her to excel in the competition."
Alternatives: "athletic physique" or "fit body".
Season ruined on media profile and not current athletic form, thanks for the support from the athletics community," he wrote in a tweet later deleted.
When society sees Oscar winning against that perfect athletic form that they've been told of, there's a confusion in the brain that immediately goes: 'He can't be a great athlete.
It appeared to be some particularly athletic form of kissing, involving tongues and a lot of snakelike extraneous limb and torso motion, as if this new kind of kissing were filling them with painful electricity.
The leading woman sensei at my dojo is not in the classical athletic form (more along the lines of a muscular Mma Ramotswe), but she is still amazing to watch in combat.
Without the full geometry, we can't inspect the small and subtle movements that help us move faster or make sense of the precision needed to perfect our athletic form.
If this more athletic form of cheerleading — technically known as competitive cheer — evolves into a sport with rigorous competitions and standards, college athletics programs will be able to count the new teams for the purposes of complying with Title IX, the federal law banning gender discrimination in education.
In plays like Stephen Adly Guirgis's "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" and Robert Glaudini's "Dutch Heart of Man," private pain assumes rowdy, even athletic forms, accompanied by the copious shedding of sweat, tears and stage blood.
For the sixth time, ESPN The Magazine's Body Issue pays tribute to all athletic forms by taking all of the clothes off some of the world's most famous athletes.
Burton Albion were always going to struggle, as were Wigan Athletic, whose form has been dismal of late.
Finally, wearing little but a net bodysuit, she erupted into the latest athletic, suggestive form of club dancing, called daggering, with a handsome D.J. named Skerrit Bwoy, achieving something that felt shockingly real and risqué.
I mean, basically, over here we need to be fucked on drugs to dance, which obviously isn't exactly conducive to developing a scene around such an athletic dance form. .
