Professional athletic focus is too selfish, and the excitement of another job well done by the Giants or any other champion seems eternal.
Since I haven't made road marathons an athletic focus as of late, I'm not sure if I'll ever run one that fast again.
His job had been the subject of speculation since Herbst began an evaluation this summer of the athletic department focusing on academic performance, N.C.A.A. compliance and fund-raising.
John Sexton, New York University's president, said university leaders could drift away from big-time college athletic cultures and focus on academics, if that is what they wanted.
In the 1980s, Mr. Fuld was viewed within the firm as a trader's trader, with an athletic physique, intense focus and penchant for profanity.
By ancient British law this means that sports broadcasters must ignore every other pointless yet absorbing athletic activity and focus their analysis on just 22 men, two teams, one ball.
While much of the language of college athletic reform has focused on exploitation of players and especially the low graduation rates of black players, the significance of the Grambling protest is that players at a historically black college complained that the institution was treating them unfairly and was exploiting their muscle.
Saint Paul's has tried for several years to stay afloat, even cutting out its athletic programs to focus on academics, but to no avail.
To determine the prevalence and impact of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) in Japanese collegiate athletes, with a focus on their disruption of athletic performance.
He suggests mental training — learning how to focus on athletic technique, breathing and other parts of the process.
Venator has been selling some business units to pare costs and focus on athletic footwear and apparel.
