Coverage of authors who stop is also prone to mix up the different forms of retirement, as if they were all as straightforwardly ageing-related and inevitable as the departures of singers who've lost their top notes and no longer speedy athletes.
Offenses will continue to spread out across the field, designing attacks featuring smaller, speedier athletes.
Speaking ahead of this week's London World Cup, which could see Hoy and Kenny go head to head at the Olympic Velodrome for the first time, Sutton said: "You've got a very speedy, young athlete, super-fast athlete, current world champion.
The decidedly speedy American athlete finished with a time of 1 53.73.
But the days of Bronko Nagurski and Andy Robustelli dominating college football have given way to a different kind of college football player: speedy black athletes from small towns in the South, often possessed of an independent streak.
Though pitting the Jamaican athlete against the speedy cat may not be a fair comparison—especially since in 2009 a cheetah named Sarah bested Bolt's record-breaking 9.69-second 100-meter dash by a good 3 seconds—scientists now know what makes the swift feline faster than similarly built speedsters, such as the racing greyhound.
Once a challenge is raised, providing the athlete a thorough and speedy evaluation may help prevent the social disruption and mental trauma that has previously occurred.
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You can't really expect an athlete to not compete, and if that guy is a speedy leadoff hitter you're taking something out of his toolbox by removing the bunt.
These individuals were present during the team practices and competitions, and work very closely with injured athletes from their initial injury to their return to unrestricted activity to ensure speedy and complete injury resolution and safe return to play.
