Sentence examples for head of athlete from inspiring English sources

"It's not just about London," said Chelsea Warr, head of athlete development at UK Sport.

Froome, who starts the time trial as one of the favourites, said Team Sky's head of athlete performance, Tim Kerrison, was due to arrive in Rio on Sunday night.

But the addition of the head of athlete performance, Tim Kerrison, computer at the ready, made it clear that, as Brailsford had trailed the evening before, the team were about to reverse their long-standing policy of non-disclosure and release data on Chris Froome's physiology in an attempt to stymie speculation about his performances.

The core of Wiggins's initial success was data put together by the former swimming coach Tim Kerrison – now Sky's head of athlete performance – during the 2010 and 2011 Tours, to calculate the power outputs his riders needed to win the race.

"Helen took the ultimate leap of faith, committing to a new sport and pursuing an all-encompassing lifestyle with commitment, tenacity and dedication," said Chelsea Warr, head of athlete development at UK Sport.

In his late 70s, he was still impossibly handsome, with the head of an athlete of ancient Greece under a great upright plume of undyed dark hair.

BOA chief executive Andy Hunt, deputy chef de missions Sir Clive Woodward and Mark England, and the head of the athletes' commission Sarah Winckless must decide on their next move.

Stephanie Hightower, the president of USA Track and Field, the sport's governing body, was at the meeting, along with Max Siegel, the organization's chief executive; Sue Humphrey, the chairwoman of the women's events; Jon Drummond, the head of the athletes advisory committee; and lawyers representing the board.

Friday's hearing in the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations is focused on the effects of concussions in youth sports, a worthwhile cause given the litany of unanswered questions about the risks of concussions and repeated hits to the head of young athletes.

While she crooned, a humongous piece of fabric connected to the singer's dress was draped over the heads of each athlete competing, who had organized in the center of the stadium.

Being promoted as the "next big thing" can go to the head of any young athlete.