Sentences with phrase «athlete takes»

Being a world class endurance athlete takes disciplined training, years of practice, and the right attitude.

The separator on a workout like this comes down to the recovery time an athlete takes between snatches.

The athlete takes his / her grip and lifts, trying to make a knock - bar contact a cross-bar, 6 inches above.

With Head Safe, every substantial impact and failed field - side test an athlete takes is recorded and saved in an encrypted profile.

The Head Case Impact Sensor measures impacts in G - force through an accelerometer and records every impact an athlete takes during sport.

Head Case will track and record all impacts over a preset G - force threshold that an athlete takes over the course of a practice, game, season or year for the lifetime of the athlete.

Below is a blueprint for the warm - up each athlete takes part in when they come in for their strength and conditioning program.

It's the instant when an athlete takes his or her game to a higher level during the course of a contest.

An average athlete takes 2000 steps in a mile, and in an average 90 - minute soccer game a player can take 10,000 steps.

An athlete takes a steroid, tests positive, and then claims it was inadvertent.

Or, to use Horowitz's more colorful metaphor: «Hiring senior people into a start - up is kind of like an athlete taking performance - enhancing drugs.

We have all seen athletes taking ice baths after training to reduce muscle soreness, but a quick cold shower after breaking a sweat at the gym can be just as effective, especially in relieving delayed - onset muscle soreness.

Or when Colin Kaepernick and other NFL athletes took a knee during the national anthem in protest of police brutality against people of color.

«Not many athletes take calc, and I wonder how he has the time.

So UNC athletes took sham classes.

«Chris Berman set the bar so high for the Home Run Derby, my goal will be to keep it there and let the amazing athletes take it to new heights,» Ravech said in a statement.

So it was that in the wake of the Athens explosions — which made global headlines — athletes took notice, inventoried their emotions and resumed training.

It's arguably even worse, as these supplements aren't known to be tainted before the athletes take them.

How the heck you gonna blame athletes taking a knee for ppl not wanting to buy pizza?

As long as the athletes take the time to get educated on what's happening and they are willing to put their careers at risk for what they believe in, I'm all for that.

An appropriate fitness prescription for these athletes takes a specialized approach.

Refreshing to see in this era of pro athletes taking the easy way out and joining forces with the best, even against heated rivals.

Yet in almost every popular Internet rumor about a recruit's family being paid off, there's some mention of a bank account or a slush fund that boosters pay into and athletes take out of.

B / c the «Normal» range for Testosterone in males from 18 — 50 is So wide (270 NG / DL — 1070 NG / DL) Many of these athletes take products like Andro - Gel which they rub on the shoulders & it can take their T - Level from 300 or 400 NG / DL for an aging athlete & increase it to 800 or 900 NG / DL & it is Still in the «Normal» range

Athletes take the test prior to their seasons under normal conditions and again within 24 - 72 hours after a concussion to see how well they score and if they need to seek further medical evaluation.

«Rio athletes may benefit from «leaky gut» therapy: Simple nutritional supplement could be the solution, useful for athletes taking part in the Rio Olympics 2016.»

And when this happens good coaches take a step back in the training and let their athletes take time off to recover.

They help young athletes take pride in their accomplishments and in their improving skills, so that the kids see themselves as winners, even if the scoreboard doesn't show the numbers going in their favor.

For more than three decades, athletes have remained devoted fans of supplements; the American College of Sports Medicine estimates that around half of elite athletes take vitamins in hopes of keeping their bodies fit and boosting endurance.

«Some athletes take the aminoacid leucine or a mixture of aminoacids immediately after exercising, which promotes protein synthesis that leads to muscle growth.

«I strongly hope that sport governing bodies, organisers of major sporting events, coaches, referees and even athletes take this report away and consider what we each can do to ensure lesbian, gay and bisexual people feel safe and welcome.»

Rosenbaum recommends that young athletes take at least one day off per week and at least one season off, at least from organized competition in a specific sport, per year.

This event, in which 13 athletes took turns running five - mile legs, was challenging in physical terms, but also mentally due to periods of loneliness while running across isolated Pennine moorland and in the dark.

Story number 2: A new study shows that athletes taking human growth hormone (HGH) significantly improve performance.

In one test, Xs and Os were sprinkled across the computer screen as the athletes took a test that measured how well they could remember the position of each letter.

Many athletes take a cocktail of supplements, vitamins and drugs, believing that they are enhancing their game.

Back then, athletes took substances such as strychnine (STRIK - nyne), a poison, to run faster and fight better.

With «salt caves» being used to curb the common cold, plus numerous athletes taking to them for injury prevention and recovery, we (and the skeptical scientific community) are left wondering how this natural remedy might actually work.

Even more recently, athletes taking 1000 mg of vitamin C per day showed reduced endurance capacity from interference with antioxidant enzymes (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Jan 2008).

A 2015 study found that athletes taking glutamine prior to long distance running experienced less intestinal permeability, which ultimately aided in the suppression of inflammatory pathways.

Garlic's use as an athletic performance booster dates as far back as the time of the ancient Greeks when Olympic athletes took garlic prior to their games.

In a book on sports exercise and nutrition called «The First 20 Minutes» the author quotes a German study which showed that post exercise, athletes taking anti-oxidants (vitamin C and E supplements) had elevated levels of antioxidants BUT the same level of free radicals as those who hadn't consumed the vitamins.

Certainly, many athletes take in more protein than they need (more on this later), and chances are even large individuals engaged in intense exercise rarely need more than 2g / kg a day, though there is no harm in taking in more.

Models and athletes take measurements to see exactly where they are, so they can track progress.

With older more insulin resistant athletes it takes longer in my experience.

Models and athletes take a comprehensive approach to staying in tip - top shape.

A double blind, placebo controlled study by Dr. Ormsbee involving members of a Florida State University athletic team revealed that the athletes taking T + improved overall max weight lifted over a 4 week supplementation period 36 % faster than placebo.

Plan ahead: Planning ahead ensures that athletes take the necessary steps to fuel their body.

There is also another phenomenon, when body builders, weight lifters and other athletes take male hormones, they can upset the delicate balance in their systems and cause gynecomastia.

Some athletes took a combination of injectable and oral steroids hoping to enhance their effects.