These results shed new light on the dynamics between e-learners and trainer agents, and inform the design of agent-based training.
In this study, trainees worked with computerized trainer agents that were either similar to them or different regarding appearance or feedback-giving style.
He is 4' tall & weighs 175 lbs., according to his owner-trainer-agent-foil, a silvery-blond-haired man in his fifties named Ronald Winters... "Most chimps won't perform past 8 years of age," Winters told us.
Various physios, trainers, agents, PR types?
General Manager Brian Cashman told the Yankees' players in a meeting Friday morning that outsiders like personal trainers, agents, lawyers, friends and associates would be barred from team facilities.
As a way of engaging the interest of minority students and preparing them to be doctors, trainers, agents, front-office workers, it's brilliant.
In professional sports, you sometimes see a sort of upstairs-downstairs effect, with one view of the world prevailing among the fans and another holding sway among those professionally involved in the game — players, trainers, agents.
Wide receivers and running backs and hulking teen-age lineman all looking at the supposed blessings of undergraduate life — dorms and pizza and the back row in Dino Bio 101, with nothing like a fair share of the money their universities make from their physical labor on the field — and saying no thanks, they'll take their chances with trainers, agents, and paychecks.
Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte are thick-bodied starting pitchers who for years shared a trainer, an agent and a clubhouse.
He also decided to tell only his coach, his trainer, his agent, his financial adviser and a few other close friends, swearing them all to secrecy.
The anticorruption policy in the ATP rule book at the time, he said, prohibited gambling on tennis by "any coach, trainer, manager, agent, family member, tournament guest or other affiliate, or associate of any player".
