Sentence examples for fitness boost from inspiring English sources
Harry Kane has handed Tottenham a fitness boost after posting a picture training alongside his teammates.
The league leaders take on Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium on Sunday, and could be handed a further fitness boost by the return of Alexis Sanchez.
Chelsea have been given a pre-season fitness boost after the assistant coach Ray Wilkins confirmed that the midfielders Michael Essien and Mikel John Obi should be ready for the start of the new season.
PD Sheffield beat Southampton as managers feud on touchline Mirallas offers Everton a fitness boost over Christmas Queens Park Rangers' wretched away form (recap: eight matches played, eight defeats, three goals scored, 20 conceded) sure has put them under pressure to win at home, especially against visitors such as West Bromwich Albion.
Rudy Gestede is set to give Cardiff City a timely fitness boost ahead of the club's Championship clash at home to Coventry City on Wednesday.
Robbie Henshaw handed Ireland an Six Nations fitness boost as Connacht thrashed Enisei-STM 47-5 to reach the European Challenge Cup quarter-finals.
By contrast, biological altruism has nothing essentially to do with intentions or motives, and it pertains only to 'benefits' to others that increase their reproductive fitness (boosting their genetic contribution to future generations).
Students will learn how to increase their cardiorespiratory fitness level, boost muscular strength and endurance, and improve flexibility.
"I'm aiming to do two really hard weeks to give my fitness a boost".
Why might a social behaviour reduce an animal's short-term fitness but boost its lifetime fitness?
Why wouldn't someone waiting months for a new hip or knee not use that time to lose any excess weight, strengthen their leg muscles and improve their diet and fitness to boost their odds of trouble-free surgery and a quicker recovery?
