Sentence examples for athletics practice from inspiring English sources

Next to the Commonwealth Games village, last-minute preparations are on at an athletics practice facility as armed police keep a close watch.

The majority of collegiate athletes' athletic careers are over upon graduation, which is why the NCAA needs to do better by its mission of 'protecting young people from the dangerous and exploitive athletics practices of the time.' Times have changed.

This strategy was used to assess the effect of MVPA accumulated during afterschool hours, which is likely the most common time to participate in MVPA, and is also the time of most organized school athletics practices.

Over the years, college presidents have waged fierce battles over the governance of intercollegiate athletics: reducing practice time, eliminating athletic dorms, establishing higher academic standards and monitoring coaches' compensation packages.

There is a difference in the skills and strengths that athletes who practice individual sports, including long distance running or swimming, and those who participate in team-based athletics bring to the office, Hughes said.

A statement from the Mizzou athletics department said football practice would resume Tuesday.

The major causes for the disease seem to be age, obesity, occupational exposure (persons with occupational fatigue of the knee or hip joints; standing, repeated bending of the knee and hip joint and extensive walking), intensive practice in athletics, such as football, high jump, weight lifting, etc., previous injuries and anatomical irregularities [ 6].

No bonfires, yell practices, or athletics teams existed as yet, and social clubs and fraternities were discouraged.

"I think it shouldn't just be Russia that's singled out here but any country that isn't abiding by the Wada code of practice, and in athletics the IAAF code of practice and anti-doping rules, and implementing sanctions and testing as they should, then maybe we should look at whether they are allowed to take part in the world championships".

In 1940 and 1941, Ms. Witkin and six fellow students helped lead thousands of classmates in denouncing a little-known but widespread practice in college athletics known as the "gentlemen's agreement".

The Eppler complex is the oldest building on campus for athletics and is the main practice area for cheerleading, gymnastics, dancing and fencing.