From a practical perspective, the mechanisms are of less relevance, though classical notions of fatigue would suggest an inability to perform at required exercise intensities precedes a decline in movement and possibly stroke play outcomes.
These S&C exercises and training principles may not only assist in a desired return-to-play outcome, but would also familiarize or refamiliarize the athletes with the training program design that may be instituted during their off-season athletic performance-enhancement training.
Consequently, direct or causal links between altered physiological or muscle contractile function and subsequent match-play outcomes are lacking.
Within seconds, we know the play's outcome; within minutes, we know the characters' psychology.
The last play and outcome were similar to the Nets' 96-94 early-season loss to the Spurs at the Continental Arena.
There will be big numbers and big headaches, and with the shaky start by Woods, coupled with the interruption in play, the outcome is hardly a certainty.
In the annals of drawing room theater, few offstage developments are as pivotal to a play's outcome as the party Judge Brack gives for George Tesman in "Hedda Gabler".
What has been cozy becomes, by degrees, claustrophobic, and even if you don't know the play's outcome, you're apt to discover a knot in your stomach.
What an expected scene, everyone knowing which role to play, the outcome never changing.
Perceived behavioural control contributed significantly to the model with parental intention to monitor outdoor play as outcome, and not with intention to monitor snack intake.
The present investigation was restricted to term singletons (n = 12,931) for whom complete infant feeding data were available (n = 8,519) and for whom a play behavior outcome assessment was completed at approximately 42 months of age.
