Sentence examples for performing athletes from inspiring English sources

If you take what are clearly crucial factors for performance in highly performing athletes, and compare them to the same factors in untrained people, you are destined to find a difference that has nothing to do with ethnicity or race, and everything to do with performance.

Seven of these studies suggested that expert and advanced athletes are influenced by acute physical exercise differently than novices, with the higher performing athletes improving their performances under physical exercise while novices did not or less [30, 33, 34, 36, 40, 42, 45].

The film is buoyed by good performances, strong production values and Williamson's writing, which finds a genuine but bittersweet way to commemorate one of Australian sport's best performing athletes.

"Helen has been one of our most consistently high performing athletes for some years now and there are few better female role models on the world stage and we are sure she will have inspired many more women and girls to take up sport today".

This demonstrates a clear principle: top performing athletes get top dollar, regardless of their sex.

Media coverage of high performing athletes like Alex Rodriguez and Lance Armstrong can inadvertently send the deceiving message that top athletes win because of drug use.

But seriously, Chris was the best performing athlete in the best Olympics we've ever had, so he's the obvious choice.

She might not be a top performing athlete, but it is not the most important thing in the world either".

Likewise black athletes may perform as athletes, not just as embodied blackness.

Here, we compared the performance of skilled tennis players to athletes performing another sport (triathletes) and non-athletes (as estimated by a questionnaire).

Correspondingly, 3 out of 4 of the self-admitted users believed that most high-performing athletes used performance enhancing substances in training and competition with the 4th athlete believing that doping is used by most athletes in training but not in competition.