Sentence examples for swimmers training from inspiring English sources

Gordon eventually earned a doctorate in biomechanics from Indiana University, while continuing to coach tennis, he said, and, for a time, working with swimmers training for the Olympic team in Colorado Springs, photographing their strokes and kicks with underwater cameras.

Both swimmers, training partners at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra, played down suggestions that the result would give Popov a psychological advantage going into the Sydney Games.

The sport has joined the technological tide in recent years, and now Avidasports, a small start-up technology firm in Harper Woods, Mich., hopes to modernize swimmers' training regimens through the use of wireless sensors that enable coaches to collect performance data in real time.

In summary, both arm stroke and leg kicking were a two-independent factor that took a major role in sprint distances, so that leg kicking should not be neglected in sprint swimmers training.

The Olympic-size pool attracts swimmers training for a triathlon, and on Tuesday evenings there are free front crawl lessons open to everyone.

The classic swimmers' training regimen makes most other sports look sluggish; by the time the most serious racers enter high school, they are already deep into a year-round, twice-a-day routine that can begin long before sunrise and end after dusk.

He said the other swimmers trained better with Lezak among them.

Agnel and Camille Muffat, for example, are French swimmers trained by a French coach, Fabrice Pellerin, in the French city of Nice.

Agnel and Camille Mufat, for example, are French swimmers trained by a French coach, Fabrice Pellerin, in the French city of Nice.

At 8, he was on the swim team at the Y.M.C.A. in Glens Falls, N.Y., when one of his friends was elevated to a more accomplished group in which the swimmers trained longer and harder.

Sun, like many Chinese swimmers, trains regularly in Australia and spent much of the pre-Olympic buildup in Gold Coast, Australia, at a public pool under the experienced eye of Denis Cotterell, an Australian distance freestyle guru who was also the longtime coach of Grant Hackett.