Sentences with phrase «ground in a sprint»

He showed some real pace today, didn't see him lose any ground in a sprint.

The focus here is on doing as little as possible, really; moving up or down makes you lose ground in the sprint to the other side of the screen, so you're always giving up position in the hopes of making up for it later.

Not exact matches

But, in early 2011 that sprint came to a grinding halt.

According to Sky Sports, Lamela led the way in tackles (nine), duels won (12) and sprints (64), and covered more ground than any other player (11.29 km).

But as shown in a Sky Sports report on the use of the tactic by Premier League clubs, Arsenal are still not covering as much ground or making as many sprints as Liverpool, Man City and Tottenham.

how many yards did he sprint to make up the ground in time for the tap in..

>> Stronger feet can, and will, allow you to have better strength and control when lifting weights where your feet are on the ground, like squats for example, as well as when you're doing sprints in of some sort.

We are less fit, we make less sprints, we cover less ground per player than (this season) any other team in the league, we make more errors to leading to goals, we have more players booked and sent off, we have more injuries than most clubs, we are less likely (since Payet) to do as we did last night and come from a losing position to win, we lose more games from winning positions than any other club (last season and this), the facts are damning to Slav, the biggest surprise is that our Chairmen run multiple businesses yet they don't seem to link these things together and realise that the manager and or the coaching staff are the problem.

Draw your right knee toward your chest, and plant your right foot on the ground, as if you were about to take off in a sprint.

In an excerpt from his new book, Class Warfare, published in this weekend's Wall Street Journal, Brill argues that reformers need to find a middle ground for teachers and principals that gives them a work life somewhere between the status quo and an unsustainable sprinIn an excerpt from his new book, Class Warfare, published in this weekend's Wall Street Journal, Brill argues that reformers need to find a middle ground for teachers and principals that gives them a work life somewhere between the status quo and an unsustainable sprinin this weekend's Wall Street Journal, Brill argues that reformers need to find a middle ground for teachers and principals that gives them a work life somewhere between the status quo and an unsustainable sprint.

Most people are quite afraid whenever they see a German Shepherd, especially when it is in its alert stance with ears pointing straight up, its hind legs well planted on the ground, and its forelegs ready for a sprint.

It looks very awkward as your character seems to be trying to sprint, even if its in a gimpy fashion, but he is barely gaining ground.

Spartans now have more maneuverability with ability to sprint, clamber, dash and pound enemies from the skies with the brilliant ground pound move but none of that gets in the way of what makes Halo great and instead, massages the ebb and flow of the game to allow it to keep up with the fast pace we expect these days but still allowing for more nuanced and skill based gameplay.

While many of the changes to the typical Halo formula work great in Halo 5: Guardians, features like the ground pound and infinite sprint upset the game's balance and feel like they don't belong in a Halo title.

He looks like he's having a good time in the video explaining the ground rules of this new sprint: