AN A.C.L. DOES NOT tear so much as it explodes, often during routine athletic maneuvers — landings from jumps, decelerations from sprints — that look innocuous until the athlete crumples to the ground.
He demonstrated some admirable technical chops during Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, easily conquering the double octaves and other athletic maneuvers of this popular showpiece.
We do all these difficult athletic maneuvers, we compete, we're a team and the university declares us a sport, but people say we're cheerleaders and everyone thinks of the Dallas Cowboys' cheerleaders.
Many in Ms. Kang's troupe were no longer young — not 81, but up there — even if some of the more athletic maneuvers, like the gracefully posed mass onstage drumming, were turned over to the younger dancers.
Risk factors for supraclavicular nerve injury include vigorous athletic maneuvers with the affected extremity, lifting heavy weights, and direct external pressure (as in deep massage).
The fight for the spot in the 167-pound class of Greco-Roman wrestling has been marked by as much legal maneuvering as athletic skill.
The AP called this "one of the slickest political maneuvers in international athletic history", and wrote that the Games would now be "like Hamlet without the celebrated Dane in the cast".
Jones's figure her strong, sleek, athletic body and the ways in which she maneuvers it both onstage and in the world around her informs his own artistry.
Although Agents are required to be physically fit and athletic enough to execute a number of fairly demanding physical maneuvers, the FBI doesn't hire thugs.
The women are athletic wonders, many of them executing credible renditions of dancehall's iconic maneuvers: the head-swinging Dutty Wines, the full splits, the pussy-popping headstands that require an incredible ability to isolate muscle groups while keeping a convincing smile on your face.
