Sentences with phrase «athletic competitions»

The WFTDA sets standards for rules, seasons, and safety, and determines guidelines for the national and international athletic competitions of member leagues.

The WFTDA sets standards for rules, seasons, safety, and determines guidelines for the national and international athletic competitions.

Coaches must have flexible work schedules to accommodate athletic competitions, ball games and after - school practices.

Responsible in a variety of settings, in and outside of the classroom including: instructional activities, field trips, club meetings, assemblies, counseling sessions, athletic competitions

Coordinated and coached seasonal athletic competitions and weekend activities for boarding students

I have designed and led arts and crafts activities, organized athletic competitions, and helped children complete their homework.

From exclusively athletic competitions, we're broadening the concept to include digital phenomena we could only have imagined a few decades ago.

Golub, who always painted in a figural style, drew upon diverse representations of the body from ancient Greek and Roman sculpture, to photographs of athletic competitions, to gay pornography; often pulled directly from a huge database he assembled of journalistic images from the mass media.

In his spare time, Dr. Romano likes to train for athletic competitions, cook Italian food and explore New York City History.

Perfect for dogs performing agility trials, athletic competitions or other sports, Liver Licks KICKS will increase play time and ensure joint health and flexibility.

We have students that work in the entertainment industry, participate in high - level athletic competitions, and even run their own businesses!

Minimizing conflicts between class time and other important school activities, including assemblies, field trips, and athletic competitions

Esports are coming to state high school athletic competitions, college sports, and intramurals now.

But for all the talk about sports heroes and athletic competitions, one thing Littlefield isn't likely to include on his show is who he thinks will win the Stanley Cup or the World Series or the next Super Bowl.

These jumping weights are a very good starting point for investigating the role of athletics in Greek society and the similarities and differences between ancient and modern athletic competitions.

The Tour de France is one of the most difficult athletic competitions in the world.

Recently I was asked why I don't value the back squat as a necessary movement, and especially for those who compete in athletic competitions (play sports).

In athletic competitions there are clear winners and losers.

They also raise concerns about well - established practices such as early training sessions and late - night athletic competitions and the possible negative effects on performance and health,» said co-author, Geneviève Forest, PhD, Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO).

It had two large dials: One showed a Greek lunar month calendar while the other showed the biennial and quadrennial cycles of athletic competitions, including the Olympics.

The program must require the testing of a statistically significant number of students multiple times throughout the year at approximately 30 percent of high schools that participate in athletic competitions sponsored by the League.

He turned pro in 1958 and, until the South African government strengthened its apartheid policies concerning athletic competitions more than a year ago, he played in most of the open tournaments in South Africa.

With the simplest of methods for gathering the simplest of nourishment and with a few acts of healing, we have sufficient justification for abandoning: one of the ten commandments, a substantial body of religious law, a defining cultural activity and for setting aside all the spiritual and secular reasoning for honoring and holding sacred a day of rest and reflection — and replace it with professional sports, athletic competitions for children, travel and recreation, cultural activities and being open for business 24/7.

«In athletic competition, you learn very quickly how to deal with failure - you learn from what you did wrong and it makes you better.

Athletic competition, whether in the Olympics or the Little Leagues, is a perpetual source of perspective on the struggles of entrepreneurship.

For instance, I have an athletic competition coming up next weekend.

Paul refers to athletic competition as he describes the Christian's life (1 Cor.

Ideally, they are supposed to be an athletic competition among the youth of the world.

Greller also shared a perspective that those of us who chronicle the ups and down, Ws and Ls, the thrill, and agony of athletic competition would do well to remember.

Mississippi State has won outright or shared (with Kentucky in 1962) the Southeastern Conference championship three years in a row, but its splendid qualifications and Coach Babe McCarthy's frequent pleas never got the team into the NCAA tournament because of a Mississippi policy prohibiting athletic competition against Negroes.

(The U.S. grants travel licenses to Cuba for public performance, exhibitions or athletic competition, but discourages U.S. citizens from spending money there.)

- Colossians 3:17 Everyone at an athletic competition knows the moment it happens.

Nancy was the one who said no, you're gonna love it because of the music, and because of your love of athletic competition.

Interscholastic Athletics: 281 IAC 36.14 prescribes rules for participation in extracurricular athletic competition.

The policy provides immunity from liability for those evaluating a student athlete during practice or an athletic competition, other than in acts or omission constituting gross negligence or wilful, wanton misconduct.

Sports - Related Drug Testing: Education Code 33.091 (2007) requires the University Interscholastic League to develop rules for an annual random steroid testing program for high school students participating in athletic competition.

Interscholastic Athletics: 16 NCAC 06E.0202 (2000) only allows students in grades 7 - 12 to participate in interscholastic athletic competition.

Receipt of the information must be documented in writing or by electronic means prior to participation in athletic competition or practice.

Statute 1002.20 (2012) mandates that all students first enrolling in a school be eligible to participate in high school athletic competition.

But this isn't an athletic competition.

Rehm is now part of an IAAF working group studying prosthesis use in athletic competition, in hopes of competing in the 2017 IAAF World Championships.

«The fact is, these kids spend a lot of time on athletic competition, not just practicing but time in a hotel room watching the video of the game.

«The scrutiny has always been on Division I because of the power conferences and the money it generates and the fact that these kids spend a lot of time on athletic competition,» said Dr. Alex Piquero, the study's co-author, Ashbel Smith Professor of Criminology and associate dean for graduate programs in EPPS.

Those four factors determine how well you perform during a workout, marathon, or an athletic competition.

By coordinating your body to move an offset and shifting weight quickly from one point to another simulates the power needed to move an opponent in athletic competition.

Describing and understanding pacing strategies during athletic competition.

Planning your meals one week in advance ensures you will be optimally fueled for training and athletic competition.

Speed, strength, agility, power, stability and conditioning are vital components to success in any athletic competition.

Most people are not currently seeking to have children or engaging in athletic competition.

Or any type of athletic competition, for that matter, other that those where range of motion is a key factor, like gymnastics or hockey goaltending.