Sentence examples for sporting aptitude from inspiring English sources

Take advantage of any sporting aptitude you have.

Any form of selection by interview in state schools is illegal, though they can select up to 10% of pupils by academic, musical or sporting aptitude.

Mobile ESPN, along with Disney Mobile, will contract its customer service to the Omaha-based West Corporation, but to ensure a positive customer response, Mobile ESPN executives required that West's personnel pass a rigorous "sports knowledge aptitude test".

The midlife retirement endemic to the professional athlete is a form of bereavement, ending a distinctive mode of life often based as much on love for one's sport as physical aptitude.

Genetic factors contribute to a large extent to variation in aptitude and talent across different domains of intellectual, creative, and sports abilities.

The majority of research on Sports focuses on sports participation, rather than aptitude or talent (e.g., Beunen and Thomis 1999; De Moor et al. 2007).

We all agree that a good deal of this sport is about mental aptitude and that the need to be big and strong – though important – isn't all it takes.

He had no aptitude for sports, but he did well enough in the public school to be awarded a full scholarship to Phillips Academy, in Andover, one of the best prep schools in the country.

Daisy, a Nightingale senior with thick brown braids and an aptitude for sports -- she plays on the school's basketball, volleyball and soccer teams -- first wrote her essay about tutoring elementary-school students in poor areas of the city.

At the time, Coates had read that men with low index-to-ring-finger ratios had a better aptitude for sport than men with high ratios.

According to Cave, drivers often have a natural aptitude for the sport because the fitness levels in their sport are so demanding, with IndyCar driver Tony Kanaan another convert.