Sentence examples for elite performances from inspiring English sources

And even though some scientists once predicted that women would eventually close the gender gap in elite performances — it was proposed that all they needed was more experience, better training and stronger coaching — that idea is now largely discredited, at least for Olympic events.

Woodward, currently director of elite performances at the British Olympic Association, won the 2003 Rugby World Cup as coach and is thought unlikely to take up a role without the chance to influence the elite side.

The mental and psychological aspect of elite performance is vastly underestimated.

Flag bearers are typically chosen for either elite performance or leadership.

Hunt is currently the head of elite performance at the FA.

"A driven part of me loves elite performance and I may be able to capture that again.

Dr Dave Alred MBE is an elite performance coach who has worked with some of the biggest names in sport.

One is the principle that recovery is more important for optimum performance than training is, said Dr. David Martin, an expert on elite performance at USA Track and Field.

Alex Anthopoulos, the general manager of the Toronto Blue Jays, said an ace should have enough of a track record to be counted on for elite performance every season.

"Geoff is the ideal person to take over the reins at a time when we are implementing our Elite Performance model," chairman Chris Grant said.

The current target markets for the E39 are professional teams and athletes, as well as elite performance academies and training facilities.