"intensive training session" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of time during which someone participates in intense and focused training in order to improve a skill. For example, "The athlete went through an intensive training session to improve her stamina."
We examined the impact of a neuromuscular electrical stimulation device on 24-h recovery from an intensive training session in professional players.
Besides expanding the ever-widening gap between the haves and have-nots, are we also turning every activity into an intensive training session rather than an opportunity to simply have fun?
Students MUST be able to attend the day-long clinic intensive training session to enroll in this course.
Besides fatigue and underperformance, a key feature of OTS is the inability to sustain a sport-specific performance capacity throughout an intensive training session [1 4, 39, 40].
Goldsmith also believes in the power of paying it forward and conducted this intensive training session pro bono as a way to share his wisdom with his alma mater and to help make the world a better place.
After the first gaze-following session, 145 dogs received an intensive training session to initiate eye contact with the experimenter.
This program is proposed as an intervention for ADHD that targets working memory deficits with specific exercises through intensive training sessions.
The youth will attend intensive training sessions on research skills, as well as human rights, leadership and problem-solving, and different dimensions of discrimination and exclusion.
It seemed clear, then, that Kirbi, a feisty 4-year-old pug mix, would need several intensive training sessions if she were going to go before the board of a co-op and withstand the rigors of an admissions interview.
The squad will be reduced after Wales return from the Olympic Centre at Cetniewo north of Gdansk, where the players will use cryotherapy chambers to aid recovery after intensive training sessions.
