Sentences with word «nonathlete»

«We found the use of dietary supplements was high in nonathletes and athletes of both genders although available evidence warns against noncritical use,» Zdešar Kotnik said.

Twenty - one nonathlete controls also had additional blood drawn and measured for tau, before the season.

While Fanton stresses that the procedure may not be for everyone — with torn or scarred tissue, more traditional methods may be preferable — it has been performed on more than 700 patients, athletes and nonathletes alike, with a 90 % success rate.

While we're proud of our recordholders and past and future Olympians, we're also proud to rank second among USA Swimming's regional associations in the number of nonathlete members.

Cosenza would not even blink — gambling was commonplace for many of the Boston College players, as well as nonathletes in the student body.

The university, in its own investigation and in a probe helmed by former Gov. Jim Martin, had concluded the fraud was not intended to benefit athletes because nonathletes were also enrolled and received the same high grades.

To understand how athletes arrive at these better solutions, other neuroscientists have run experiments in which athletes and nonathletes perform the same task.

In both cases the scientists arrived at the same surprising results: The athletes» brains were quieter, which means they devoted less brain activity to these motor tasks than nonathletes did.

Substrate oxidation and energy expenditure in athletes and nonathletes consuming isoenergetic high - and low - fat diets.

Most studies have used nonathlete overweight or obese populations.

It is sometimes called «runner's knee» or «jumper's knee» because it is common in people who participate in sports — particularly females and young adults — but patellofemoral pain syndrome can occur in nonathletes, as well.

Hopefully, this hypothesis shines a light on this potential silent killer of athlete and nonathlete alike

Now we know that the same holds true for athletes: Their microbiomes are distinctly different from those of nonathletes, and some of the beneficial bacteria that call an athlete's gut home have very specific functions that can improve athletic performance.

While the public response to the report focused on the school's athletes, the report found that more than half of the students enrolled in the paper courses were nonathletes — many of them referred through the campus» fraternity system.

The deal was described by the German sportswear company as the most significant partnership between a nonathlete and a sports brand.

Still amateurs and members of the PCC, they are now regarded by Oldfield as «nonathletes, unworthy of discussion.»

However, the committee points out that the genetic susceptibility for sudden death may be equally high or low in both athletes and nonathletes.

The nonathlete controls had lower levels of tau in their blood than the athletes at baseline, supporting the idea that exercise may lead to naturally higher tau blood levels.

Why that may be is unclear, although the blood - brain barrier is thought to become more permeable during exertion; whatever the reason, the finding in the nonathletes will have to be accounted for if a blood test for tau as a measure of concussion severity is to become a reality.

He has optimized his body to meet the grueling challenges of winning triathlons, but in doing so he has made his body vulnerable to problems that rarely plague a nonathlete.

Seven of the football players had an average of 7 spots, while only 5 of 20 nonathletes had them.

The pros in the group showed a lot of activity in those regions of the brain that control hand and arm muscles, but in the nonathletes those regions were relatively quiet.

Del Percio's team has also measured brain waves of athletes and nonathletes in action.

Similarly, improving their immune system was named as the primary reason for both female athletes and nonathletes, followed by sports performance.

After analysis of the data, enhancement of sport performance was cited as the top reason for consuming dietary supplements by both male athletes and nonathletes, followed by growth and development of bones and muscles.

To understand the underlying reasons and sources of recommendation for dietary supplement use among adolescents in Slovenia, researchers at the University of Ljubljana studied both athletes and nonathletes.

The denominator consisted of person - years, namely the average size of the young population (either athletes or nonathletes) in the Veneto region at risk × duration of the observation period.

So, not only do athletes tend to have more diverse, specialized microbiomes than nonathletes, but the gut bacteria of elite athletes seem to be, in some sense, sport - specific!

While as a dancer you do need more protein than a nonathlete, eating more — or...

Nonathletes can get similar benefits by using O Lift variations like, different types of clean and snatch pulls.

Being a physician — and specifically a sports medicine expert — allows me to help athletes return to the field and nonathletes to resume their activities and hobbies.

But the nonathletes get much less daily exercise than their peers of two or three decades ago, and Lee sees the consequences in his classes.

Lee sees two distinct categories of students at Chesapeake: the athletes — about a third of Chesapeake's 1,940 students participate on a varsity or junior varsity team — and the nonathletes.

Examination of the Mediational Influences of Peer Norms, Environmental Influences, and Parent Communications on Heavy Drinking in Athletes and Nonathletes.

Our findings reveal that athletes may be more at - risk for exercise dependence symptoms than nonathletes and that further research examining parents» role in the development of exercise dependence may aid in understanding the risk factors for exercise dependence in competitive athletes.