Sentences with phrase «professional sports organizations»

He is the creator of both the Functional Range Release (FR) ® soft tissue management system, and the Functional Range Conditioning (FRC) ® mobility development system that are currently used by practitioners world wide as well as a number of professional sports organizations and athletes.

The two companies announced an extensive and sweeping business partnership Monday that they say «matches up Canada's leading sports retail brands and the country's largest professional sports organization.»

Backed by the top professional sports organizations, Blue Star Sports not only brings a winning mentality to youth sports, but also brings caring, understanding and a love for the game.

His unique way of explaining sleep has made him a highly sought after speaker and consultant for professional sports organizations with clients including the San Francisco Giants, the New York Rangers, and the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The authors of this study identify professional sports organization sponsorships, quantify food and nonalcoholic beverage sponsorships, analyze nutrition information, and determine the number of YouTube advertisement views.

This extensive talent pool is no accident: College and professional sports organizations have invested untold billions to find the next big thing.

The Foundation is a first - of - its - kind coalition that brings together more than 100 retailers, food and beverage manufacturers, restaurants, sporting goods and insurance companies, trade associations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and professional sports organizations.

There is exactly zero evidence that Josh Kroenke even knows how to tie his own shoes and wipe his own a $ $, never mind run a professional sports organization properly.

In many collegiate programs and professional sports organizations, athletic facilities have ice baths for players to jump into post-workout.

Remember as kid when you used to fantasize about being plucked from obscurity to become the face of a professional sports organization?

Most sports psychologists work in private practice, providing counseling to individuals on an appointment basis; some, though, are employed by college and professional sports organizations to work specifically with members of a team.