Sentences with phrase «athletes with»

According to a study published in a 2010 edition of «Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise,» athletes with higher protein intakes during short - term, reduced - calorie weight loss diets maintained more lean muscle mass than subjects who consumed less protein.

(There are some great videos out on vegan athletes with a dietitian).

In this study, researchers took a group of male athletes with prior weight training experience.

While this is an individual issue, overtraining, chronic inflammation, and carbohydrate intolerance may be the three most common problems in athletes with asthma.

In this study, researchers gathered a group of male athletes with prior weight training experience.

Providing athletes with an individualized workout program will ensure they are receiving the highest performance training in order to become a better player.

We also contacted the athletes with lower than average gains and tried to get out what the problem was.

Full time athletes with time to eat very frequently are probably best served with the higher meal frequency simply to ensure adequate caloric intake.

24 - Week study on the use of collagen hydrolysate as a dietary supplement in athletes with activity - related joint pain.

This is a drill that naturally teaches an athlete the mechanics of pushing without them needing to think of anything, however, athletes with poor function / mobility will be very prone to poor posture (you can see a few athletes with rounded backs in the video above), so this is something that should really be coached up throughout this drill.

Although an unlocked limb will feel odd to athletes with hyperextension, it will maintain the proper technique of the exercise.

My friend and colleague Dr. Phil Maffetone has coached world class and recreational athletes with this goal in mind for years.

Athletes with a history of drinking coffee, tea, or energy drinks may exhibit a diminished response to caffeine in performance settings compared to athletes who do not consume caffeine.

Gluten is found in wheat, barley, oats, and rye primarily and athletes with sensitive stomachs should consider avoiding gluten.

Their energy drink and gels have worked well for me in hot humid conditions like Kona where I have struggled like many Ironman athletes with nausea and vomiting.

What else do athletes with big vertical jumps have in common?

Numerous studies have proven that athletes with small glutes tend to experience higher rates of low back pain.

Working with athletes of all ages, genders, ability levels and sports the observational evidence and results suggest carbohydrates do need to be a part of the program for optimal performance and health for athletes with a high volume of training especially when harder efforts like high intensity / speed training and / or competition is involved.

Exercise (see Preserving Immune Function In Athletes with Nutritional Yeast) and sleep (see Sleep & Immunity)!

Anthony supports a number of CHP athletes with their dietary goals by helping provide CHP's weekly dieting service.

Anthony D'Orazio joined CHP in 2014, and in his time with CHP he has successfully helped over 200 athletes with their fitness goals either through programming or diet writing.

There are athletes with more strength (powerlifters, gymnasts), more speed (sprinters), etc..

running my semi-annual detox, and trying to be a good enough mom and wife to my family of four, I leveraged the most important hormone associated with aging to vaulted heights of elite athletes with minimal exercise.

Dr. Michael Ormsbee, Interim Director of Sports Science & Medicine at Florida State University, recruited 32 college - aged athletes with powerlifting experiencing to enter the double - blind, placebo controlled study.

Average lifters or athletes with significant stress in their lives (i.e. career, family, etc.) will need at least a week to recover from a hard leg and low back workout.

• Athletes with performance goals.

This makes hydrolyzed whey a good choice for athletes with very demanding training schedules, who might be performing two - a-day workouts — for example, MMA fighters who may lift weights in the morning and perform fight training in the afternoon.

If you follow sports, you've surely heard of athletes with injuries to their ACL, the anterior cruciate ligament that connects the thigh bone to the lower leg and runs just beneath the patella.

Nutritional status of female athletes with subclinical eating disorders.

Have you seen people or athletes with lifting big numbers on the Back Squat?

I reward athletes with chains and bands by making sure they value the basics.

These junior athletes with disabilities compete on the international level.

RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Several Paralympians — some of the best athletes with disabilities from around the world, will compete in the 12th Annual Kessler Foundation Wheelchair 10K, the wheelchair division of the Fred d'Elia Ridgewood Run, on Memorial Day, Monday, May 28.

The findings, published online in the journal Brain, help to explain why approximately 20 percent of athletes with CTE never suffered a diagnosed concussion.

Personal Genetics Education Project Lesson Plans This website from the Personal Genetics Education Project at Harvard Medical School has complete lesson plans on «Athletics and genetics» and «Protecting athletes with genetic conditions: Sickle cell trait.»

Special guests included Congressman Rodney P. Frelinghuysen (NJ - 11), Assemblyman Thomas P. Giblin (D - 34), Emmy - Award winning broadcaster Steve Adubato, the North Jersey Navigators — an adaptive sports team for junior athletes with disabilities supported by Kessler Foundation — and many Stroll «N Roll ambassadors whose lives have been impacted by the Foundation.

In fact, throwing athletes with fatigue are 36 times more likely to suffer shoulder and elbow injuries.

Athletes with broken bones hoping to heal in time for a big match may have good news.

«The new tools created from this consensus are designed to assist parents, coaches, officials and players to identify athletes with a potential concussion and remove the athlete from further risk of injury,» says Dr. Carolyn Emery, PhD, physiotherapist and professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology.

According to Dr. Hsu, nonsurgical therapy should be the first - line treatment in all athletes with lower back conditions because successful recovery rates from rehabilitation protocols are high.

«I don't know of any studies that look at both active and former athletes with the type of breadth of assessment that is going on in the fighters study,» said Robert Stern, a clinical neuroscientist who oversees clinical research at Boston University's CTE Center and who is not involved in the fighters study.

Dr. Christopher Giza, a neurologist who directs a UCLA program for athletes with concussions and other head injuries, also praised the design of the fighters study.

However, few studies have looked at the outcomes of surgically treated athletes with lumbar disk degeneration.

Most of the players had suffered at least one concussion during their careers, however, and athletes with three or more concussions were considerably more likely to have been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment — a condition that sometimes signals the approach of Alzheimer's disease.

By testing athletes with highly developed stereo acuity, researchers determined that repetitive training decreased their processing time, and that this ability was persistent for six months after the training ended.

Athletes with no concussions had a lifetime diagnosis rate of 6.6 percent, in line with the male population as a whole.

«Young athletes with this type of training appear to be at greater risk for serious overuse injuries than those who have fewer financial resources,» Dugas said.

Our aim was to determine whether repetitive dynamic stereo testing with a limited time frame can induce a significant long - lasting improvement of stereo processing time in a group of young athletes with highly developed stereo acuity.»

«When watching major sports events, my coauthors and I frequently noticed athletes with their earphones on while entering the stadium and in the locker room,» says Dennis Hsu of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

Carson knows he's luckier than other athletes with postconcussion syndrome.