The primary-school level of exposition continued briefly once the race got under way and the eight extremely moderate runners headed towards the water jump.
Both could have adverse consequences for the governor, who, as a prospective running-mate for Mr Romney, fancies himself as a bridge to conservatives wary of the moderate front-runner.
Why do nearly all of our leaders, including the ostensibly moderate Democratic front runner in the presidential race, Al Gore, trumpet their "toughness" on crime and defense of the death penalty?
It did not alarm her because the pace was moderate and the runners were bunched in a big pack.
Pacing - when a runner moderates his or her speed to avoid flagging before the end of the race - is a challenge for intellectually disabled athletes.
While durations of up to 15 min have been used in the assessment of RE [62], multiple ~4 min stages at progressively faster running speeds (e.g. 12, 14, 16, 18 km.hr−1) have been used in moderate to highly trained runners familiar with treadmill running because steady-state VO2 can be reached within 2 3 min at each running speed [31].
Controls performed less vigorous exercise, but they did perform similar amounts of moderate exercise as the runners.
Baffert, whose specialty was converting bargain-priced horses with moderate pedigrees into high-class runners, prepped Silver Charm for the Kentucky Derby.
As a relatively moderate and establishment-backed front-runner, and one who has spent relatively little time in Iowa, he has all the markings of a candidate who has come up with a disappointing result on caucus night.
Fig. 2 Comparison of training load (TLRPE) between coaches and male runners (a) and between coaches and female runners (b) for easy, moderate, and hard sessions during each month of the cross-country season (1 5).
