Sentence examples for course runner from inspiring English sources

The week's highlights include British triathletes Alistair Brownlee and Helen Jenkins winning the latest leg of the World Championship series over the Olympic course, runner Mo Farah securing another impressive victory at the Diamond League meeting in Crystal Palace, and Richard Faulds shooting his way to European gold and silver.

Of course runners think about their route, their pace, their pain, and their environment.

Unless, of course, runners care to arrange an accident that results in the amputation of their lower legs.

Of course, the runner's high is well documented.

Of course few runners steal home or even third base; it is also hard to steal second if a runner is already there, records of which are scant at best.

There's a lesson here, of course, for runners who use heart-rate monitors during a race.

Running injuries are a topic of considerable interest to scientists in many disciplines, from biomechanics to evolutionary biology, as well as, of course, to runners.

In all, 1,200 vehicles will be used during the race, including many assembled into convoys that clean the course as runners push ahead.

— She grew up around Saratoga Race Course, watching runners thunder off the final turn and learning to put them through their paces in the misty predawn mornings.

Cyclists and marchers are also banned from the course, and runners who like to dress up are prohibited from wearing "bulky outfit[s] extending beyond the perimeter of the body" and anything that covers their faces.

Vital signs are taken again at checkpoints along the course, and runners who lose a certain percentage of body weight can be pulled from the race or halted until they rehydrate.