Sentence examples for preparing athletes from inspiring English sources

The website of Atom Medical Centre, a Russian medical-xenon producer, cites national honours the company received for its efforts in preparing athletes for the 2004 summer Olympics and the 2006 winter games.Something the published Russian reports do not go into, however, are measurements of EPO or Hif-1 alpha.

An Olympic Game is the most stressful event athletes will compete in, and preparing athletes for the nature of that experience is the job of the sport psychologist.

These include preparing athletes for life after sport while still competing (through vocational education for example), and retiring on their own terms rather than being forced out due to injury or poor performance.

This would possibly increase graduation rates, allow fans to see their favorite players mature through college, and ensure coaches are preparing athletes as much as possible for the next level.

One of the (obvious) reasons that performances in all sports continue to improve, over time, is that key innovators figure out new ways to more efficiently prepare athletes for competition.

Hartmut Buschbacher, a former national team rowing coach for East Germany and the United States who now works in Shandong Province, said China could hire better coaches, buy better boats and prepare athletes.

The coroner of British Columbia has ruled that the death of a Georgian luge athlete in a training run before the Vancouver Games was accidental, but he called on the International Luge Federation to do more to prepare athletes to race on unfamiliar tracks and before major competitions.

This investment is similar to how the NBA relies on the NCAA to develop and prepare athletes like Curry to play professional basketball.

It was made clear to him, however, that he would be reinstated under the IAAF's "exceptional circumstances" rule if he were prepared to educate athletes about the potential dangers of using nutritional supplements.

Van Commenee said: "Preparing our athletes for what to expect when they walk into the Olympic Stadium at Games time is almost impossible.

"It's about preparing our athletes to the very best possible standard.