For example, a good-natured American tennis player of the 1970s, Roscoe Tanner, had height, a fearsome left-handed serve and not much else to his game, which helps explain why he won only one Grand Slam tournament compared with the four won by Guillermo Vilas, a stocky, poetry-writing Argentinian contemporary who could hit groundstrokes all day.
For example, a user could play tennis and feel like they're in the stadium with a racket in their hand.
For example, a respondent who performed light household activities (2.5 MET) and played tennis (6.0 MET) would receive a mean intensity component score of 4.3 MET.
In Experiment 2, we also recorded eye movements and used visually matched food and nonfood targets and distracters, such that participants had to detect, for example, an apple embedded in arrays of tennis balls, a raspberry pie among red LEGO bricks, and so forth.
A fly swatter, for example, could be a tennis racquet, a golf club, a baton and so on.
If you compete in a sport that is lengthy, for example, golf, tennis, or soccer, you can imagine yourself performing in four or five key parts of the competition.
In very early stages of ataxia, even demanding sportive exercises might be selected which place high challenges to the coordination system, for example, table tennis, squash, or badminton.
For example, while tennis players have regular access to fluids due to the frequency of breaks in a match, other athletes such as marathon runners have less opportunity to rehydrate.
Instead these recreational activities were associated with greater total travel distance, suggesting that they may have entailed additional (predominantly motorised) trips – for example, driving to a tennis court or to the start of a walking route.
