THE COMPETITION Bankers, therapists, stylists, teachers, dancers, actors, students, lawyers, tourists, writers, graphic designers, personal trainers, tall, short, thin, stout, bald, crisp, scraggly: the Warehouse Sale doesn't discriminate.
I had a quick whirl around the south beach area, tootling past people being worked out by personal trainers and tall apartment blocks with gates entrance ways.
Over time, trainers realized taller and more muscular sprinters are faster because their high center of gravity allows them to fall forward more quickly.
In the moments before Sonny Liston was to defend the heavyweight title against the young Muhammad Ali (then Cassius Clay) in 1964, Dundee, as Ali's trainer, told him: "Stand tall.
If you want something taller, try black wedge trainers, or black boots with a heel - avoid anything taller than 4", and stiletto heels.
Trainers, overcrowded cupboards and getting taller are some of the things Rosen writes about, warmly capturing the good - and sometimes not so good - moments of growing up.
As soon as Mr. Rios walked into the sweltering gym, he was greeted by his trainer, Julio Rivera, 50, a tall, bearded onetime middleweight contender.
He always wore trainers and a cap, he was tall, he had long hair and a short beard and didn't dress in a religious way.
Two tall-haired idiots stole my trainers.
His first trainer was Pit Stahl, who played the tall teenager as an outside-scoring forward rather than an inside-scoring center to utilise his shooting skills.
Pigeons have been a vital feature of New York's skyline for decades, even centuries, particularly in neighborhoods like those in Brooklyn, where thousands live in coops on the roofs of tall buildings, carefully overseen by their trainers, called pigeon fanciers.
