Sentence examples for highly trained athlete from inspiring English sources

Ben is a highly trained athlete, who has worked for years building up to this mission.

When a highly trained athlete weighing 200 to 350 pounds collides with a similar athlete, which happens many times in each game, body armor and helmets cannot change the laws of motion.

With exercise this rate can be increased more than 10-fold in a normal healthy individual, but a highly trained athlete may achieve a more than 20-fold increase.

This ideal of learned spontaneity might be explained with reference to the performance of a highly trained athlete or, to bring out its aesthetic dimension, a dancer.

Although athletes rarely completely collapse during competition, there are enough examples (e.g. the collapse of Englishman Jim Peters during the Commonwealth Games marathon in 1954) to support the concept that there is a 'limit' to which humans can push themselves which can cause catastrophic collapse even in a highly trained athlete.

What's more, he says: "Modern varieties are like highly trained athletes.

These moments, when highly trained athletes quibble with the all-knowing judgment of a machine, make for weirdly thrilling television.

It is the most common disease-related cause of sudden death among young people and includes a number of highly trained athletes among its victims.

A slow heart rate in itself may have little medical significance; bradycardia is frequent among young adults, especially in highly trained athletes or during sleep.

In one study, Dr. Joyner found that highly trained athletes age 55 to 68 had 10 to 20percentt less blood flow to their legs than athletes in their 20s.

A rapid pulse may indicate serious cardiac disease, a relatively innocuous fever, or simply vigorous exercise; a slow pulse may be a result of head injury, but it is also normal in highly trained athletes with exceptional heart function.