'sessions' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is usually used to describe a period during which someone engages in a particular activity, such as in a court or a meeting. For example: "The court sessions were long and often heated."
Rebecca gave us a group course in reiki, then individual "healing" sessions.
When you prepare for a game, you should give all you've got during training sessions and seek constantly to improve yourself.
It's early days, so Pisani is continuing to cook the school caterer Ashlyns' menus, while trialling new dishes and holding tasting sessions.
Lucy Flannery Havant Stuart Heritage's Is It Worth It? on squash was informative, but he might have suggested that would-be players would benefit from a few sessions with a local, friendly, licensed squash coach.
Field events at Hampden Park were postponed, runners sloshed through puddles on the track, while the men's and women's road races resembled four-hour training sessions in a carwash.
Subjects in the timetable range from dining and singing sessions and sushi-making performance art classes to the Sundown Schoolhouse of Queer Home Economics, plus explorations of time and space, forensics and Freddie Mercury.
"Thibaut regularly knocked on my door for some extra training sessions, but we didn't go overboard.
This month should be your restart - but it will be a very easy one, with plenty of room for manoeuvre in your sessions.
And obviously you can extend your training sessions at weekends too.
So called "Treppenläufe" (stair runs) in between the concrete stands of the crumbling Parkstadion where the Royal Blues conduct their training sessions have been added to the daily curriculum.
At school, teachers organise revision sessions leading up to the exam, at university you have to work out your own timetable.
