Sentences with phrase «reach peak condition»

But to maximize fat loss and reach peak condition, cardio is helpful and doing more is sometimes a necessary evil.

On one hand, it's arguably a positive sign for United fans to see Shaw working hard to regain full fitness and to reach peak condition during the break to return stronger than before.

For many competitors, reaching peak condition can be a bit anticlimactic because once you step off the stage there's just an empty void.

An additional 12 percent said the market has reached peak conditions.

Not exact matches

In particular, despite falling from the peak reached in the December quarter, capacity utilisation is still at a high level and financial conditions remain favourable.

The NAB survey of the non-farm sector reported that business conditions in the December quarter improved, to be at their most favourable level since the peak reached in 1994 (Graph 37).

«They reached their peak intensity at higher latitudes, following an expansion of tropical conditions with warming.

Species characterized by strong single peaks in vocal activity already tended to reach those peaks later than other species, perhaps because birds with tightly constrained timing are less able to adapt to changing climatic conditions.

His peak was reached by 1980, and by then he had created a magisterial body of work, sensuous, always questing and probing, always saying something however obliquely about the human condition, the business of being alive, all set out in an exemplary exhibition two years ago at the Tate Gallery, memorably hung by Nicholas Serota and David Sylvester, one of de Kooning's earliest and best champions in Europe.

The drying trend apparently reached its peak about 5,500 to 7,500 years ago (referred to as Antev's Altithermal) and has ranged between that peak and the cold, wet conditions of the early Holocene since that time.

The first rain gauges in the Sahel date from 1898 and they reveal that a major drought, accompanied by large - scale famine, in the 1910s, followed by wet conditions during the 1920s and 1930s reaching a peak with the very wet year of 1936.

«While we do not expect the number of available jobs to reach those peaks seen in the more buoyant conditions of 2015, we do expect hiring activity to increase compared to the past year,» says Chris.