Sentence examples for start to fatigue from inspiring English sources

One of Hanson's selling points was that exercising naked allows the instructor to better see your form, but as we start to fatigue and get sloppy, Dmitri rarely says a word.

And, like a marathon, it will also require significant endurance to finish strong, even if our muscles start to fatigue and the cheering crowds thin out along the way -- for finishing the race, and ultimately defeating this cruel disease, will be a prize worth winning.

When approaching the 3rd 100 (the last curve) most runners start to fatigue out.

"As soon as he started to fatigue, we were going to pull him," La Russa said.

"It allows Mo to keep pushing hard even when he's starting to fatigue and his lactic levels are increasing.

"I can understand that the fans are upset about the substitution, especially when it doesn't work, but he had started to fatigue," Wenger said of his decision to substitute the former Southampton winger.

As his pitch total mounted toward 30, he said, he could start to feel fatigue in his legs.

Slow your pace as soon as you start to feel fatigue.

Although you may start to experience fatigue as early as the first month, it will increase in the second month.

Plus, late in a race when you start to get fatigued, core work helps you maintain an efficient running form, enabling you to hold a faster pace.

Contrast this to the way it feels to force a smile when someone says "cheese": after a couple seconds of holding the expression, your face muscles start to get fatigued.