Once upon a time I believed that the burgeoning industry of women's athletics would create a fresh athletic model.
A good example of how effective investments are made is the intercollegiate athletic model, where talent is identified early and nurtured continuously.
While 'white, pretty' models like Russell may benefit from their labels, other models of color, plus-size models or athletic models may suffer.
In the Sports Illustrated photos, Raisman looks muscular and confident in her sexiness, her athletic body a model of powerful, adult beauty.
His long career is a model of athletic excellence.
Ross had been successful in every way, he told reporters: "exemplary" in his handling of recent athletic scandals, and a model of "work ethic" and "perfect integrity".
Inspired by causal concepts in the disease literature, Meeuwisse (1994a) created his new multifactorial model of athletic injury aetiology.
The revised model of athletic injury aetiology (Meeuwisse et al. 2007), for example, represents a sound attempt at advancing the initial static and linear paradigm, but systemic and interpersonal determinants are not featured.
In line with Smith's (1986) cognitive-affective model of athletic burnout, the purpose of this study was to examine the conjunctive effects of athletes' resilience and coaches' social support on the relationship between life stress and burnout.
Marist received the Pioneer invitation that fall to continue with the cost-effective model of no athletic scholarships, although it did come with increased travel expenditures.
