The phrase "athletic physique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a body that is fit, toned, and well-developed, often associated with athletes or individuals who engage in regular physical activity.
Example: "After months of training, she finally achieved the athletic physique she had always desired."
Alternatives: "fit body" or "toned figure".
"I grew up in Texas around horses, open spaces and hills," said Mr. Bratcher, 52, whose rugged good looks and athletic physique recall a younger Harrison Ford.
As somebody who is equally at ease in a t-shirt and AG Adriano Goldschmied jeans while doing a spot of pumpkin-harvesting in the White House kitchen garden, as she is in a glamorous ball gown, Mrs Obama has the looks, athletic physique and polish to stylishly stand her ground in any environment.
With the help of a personal trainer, Owen started a mission to regain his once lean and athletic physique as part of the Live Longer Wales challenge.
"An athletic physique for women is emerging again".
He has the same fair hair, piercing eyes and athletic physique.
The Welsh actor, not known for his athletic physique, will play an American football player.
Mr. Mosko, known for his Incredible Hulk physique, is a true show business character.
My scrawny 120-pound physique couldn't muster the same deep resonance, but I gave it my best shot.
While I'd consciously coveted Brad Pitt's Fight Club physique, Kit Harington's hair and Tom Hardy's lips, I now realise that I haven't given a second's thought to whose celebrity brows I'd want given the opportunity.
Dellavedova doesn't have an NBA physique or much natural basketball talent, but he's certainly got enough of a loose screw to will himself to greater heights (LeBron's helped conjure that out of him, of course).
In recent years, strokes and Parkinson's disease have been described as eroding Mr. Lindsay's once-athletic physique and taking a severe toll on his finances.
