Sentence examples similar to training at competing from inspiring English sources

The blind draw for the competition gave the United States' men an extra day of training before competing at Arrowhead Pond on Sunday afternoon.

At the current level of general technology trains are also pretty good at competing with airlines to get people around over longer distances.

He recommitted to competing in this summer's games only belatedly, knowing that he hadn't put in the training to compete at the level that he did four years ago.

The national team players had been negotiating with U.S.A. Hockey for the past 15 months, seeking more financial assistance that would allow them to support themselves while training to compete at a world-class level.

He had been training to compete at Sochi 2014 before his back problem forced him to quit competing, but Barrow has not let the injury affect his ambition.

Walters, the sports and entertainment entrepreneur who represents future NBA lottery pick De'Aaron Fox, realizes that as the esports industry continues to grow, the key individuals -- the gamers themselves -- are not receiving the necessary training to compete at a maximum level.

Inclusion criteria for players were: (i) 18 years of age or older; (ii) playing in a volleyball team competing recreationally; (iii) training and/or competing at least three times a week; (iv) speaking and reading Dutch fluently.

Team sports are activities that enjoy worldwide participation with large numbers of players training and competing at all levels.

It is well established that for an individual athlete training or competing at altitude maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) will be impaired.

Also selected yesterday was the father of British diver Chris Mears, who suffered a serious training accident while competing for Britain at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney in 2009.

The database included all athletes of all ages and at different training and competing levels, in 57 sports federations.