Sentence examples for prospective runners from inspiring English sources

To alleviate the huge lines of prospective runners, the club switched to a full lottery in 1999.

As a Division III institution, Haverford awards no athletic scholarships, and Donnelly still recruits by writing letters to prospective runners in long hand.

The 26-week longitudinal follow-up period used in this study will be the longest prospective follow-up of runners changing to minimalist shoes that has been reported in the literature to date.

Prospective longitudinal follow-up of runners who change to minimalist shoes is important to inform runners, coaches and clinicians about their safety and efficacy.

A prospective study in young female runners demonstrated reduced incidence of stress fractures and increased bone mineral density with increased dietary calcium intake.

5 However, few studies have included a prospective longitudinal follow-up of runners who changed from conventional to minimalist running shoes.

However, the few studies that have included a prospective longitudinal follow-up of runners who changed to minimalist shoes have used follow-up periods of only 4 12 weeks.

The aim of this systematic review is thus to provide an up to date quantitative synthesis of trunk, pelvis and lower limb biomechanical risk factors associated with ITBS in runners, derived from prospective and cross-sectional designs.

His last county Surrey de-registered Pietersen last September, after a summer in which he managed to play only Twenty20 cricket, but remain front-runners among his prospective employers this year.

A prospective descriptive epidemiological analysis of race data of runners presenting with emergencies was done using a standardized patient data collection form given to medical aid providers.

Findings of the single prospective study (level II evidence) on female shod runners who went onto developing ITBS [ 11] were classified into one of two categories, which were based on the significance of evidence (Fig.  12).