Sentence examples for knowledge of athletes from inspiring English sources

Mutko, who leads the 2018 football World Cup organising committee, denied wrongdoing to the Wada inquiry panel, including any knowledge of athletes being blackmailed.

We anticipate that the knowledge of athletes' genetic predisposition to sports-related injuries might aid in individualizing training programs.

We have very little knowledge of whether athletes are competing at their best possible distance.

But she's the first to admit that her technical grasp of Olympic sports is far weaker than her knowledge of the athletes themselves.

Unless you have an intimate knowledge of the athletes, there are few physical characteristics to distinguish one form in the water from another, an effect compounded by body shaving and the uniform of caps, goggles and bodysuits.

Experiential knowledge of elite athletes and coaches was investigated to reveal insights on expertise acquisition in cricket fast bowling.

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In the last few years, development of new echocardiographic techniques have improved the knowledge of the athlete's heart and differential diagnosis of physiological and pathological LVH.

To assess the knowledge of youth soccer athletes' parents, coaches, and soccer officials regarding concussion and return-to-play guidelines contained in the Lystedt Law in Washington State.

Table 2 Knowledge of the female athlete triad amongst female participants in the 2014 Comrades Marathon Question Frequency Percentage 1. Familiarity with triad 237.55 2. No previous knowledge 283 9283 3.

While high-paid coaches can deny knowledge of improprieties, student-athletes must know NCAA rules, the number and complexity of which, including the possible consequences, have led most Division I institutions to employ at least one full-time professional staff member devoted to assuring up-to-date knowledge and compliance with NCAA rules as early as the 9th grade.