Sentence examples for fierce training from inspiring English sources
'fierce training' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe the intensity of a particular training regimen. For example: "I'm preparing for the marathon with some fierce training sessions that push me to my physical limits."
He ran 90 miles a week, a light load for a marathoner, but he ran at a fierce training pace of five minutes a mile.
It was not clear how a highly conditioned athlete known for her fierce training regimen might, in her twenties, develop symptoms of diabetes, and what those symptoms were.
It is coupled, of course, to an infamously fierce training programme, to the point where Ye was asked whether she resented being treated like a robot.
The Leicester centre Matt Smith got engaged on Friday, but Monday had been different: an old-fashioned dressing-down from the coaches followed by what he called "pretty fierce" training.
But I'm gonna show him that I'm not gonna let this go". .
In exasperation, many of the urban league debaters, and their coaches, now argue that policy debate can only have value as a fierce training ground for blacks to gain survival skills to engage a hopelessly irredeemable America.
Verhaeren now coaches both de Bruijn and Hoogie, as he is known, in a system that relies on fierce sprint training over 50 and 100 meters instead of the distance work often used in the United States.
Zito also trains Fierce Wind, who has won three in a row, including the Sam F. Davis Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs.
"We have two hours' warm-up and it's really fierce, like being trained for the SAS," says Stubbs.
Where pop as a whole shrugs, she trains a fierce gaze.
As she settles down to blithely vanquish Harry at the card table itself, Billie trains her fierce focus on her toes, visible through her high-heeled mules, to tally up her score when she runs out of fingers.
