Sentences with phrase «risk than any coach»
If he lands at Tennessee, he will receive a monstrous salary, and, per dollar, he will bring with him more risk than any coach in college football.
https://www.sbnation.com/ Not exact matches
Most meaningfully, I trained and supervised over 100 coaches who helped 100,000 patients lose more than 1 million pounds to cut their risk of diabetes in half.
But, in my view, the potential gains more than justify the risks (which can be minimized by careful selection and continuing coaching).
all this options r less than # 10m (thanks to d exchange rate) but will d coach take a risk???? NO....
And obviously, the chance of TL decommitting was a HELL of a lot greater than getting hit by lightning, so it would have been reasonable for the coaches to avoid the risk.
Supervised coaching for proper mechanics can correct these errors and does not pose any higher risk for growth plate injuries than any other sport or activity.
Many professional strength coaches believe that front squats (where the bar rests on the shoulders in front of the head) and overhead squats (where the bar is locked out in a snatch grip overhead throughout the squat) are more functional to athletic performance than back squats with less risk of lower back injury.
The risk of muscle loss increases, but other than that nothing fundamentally changes,» says Menno Henselmans, a researcher, bodybuilder, and bodybuilding coach.
«I took a risk and followed your coaching and within less than 90 days I had met the most amazing man who makes my heart sing.
Mr. Gordon has more than 22 years of experience as a personal coach in money matters including risk assessment, small - business development and portfolio management, and he has taught finance in Mexico, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the U.S.
The damage to children of a system that incentivises the coaching of children by an alienating parent to make false allegations against the other parent, is greater than the damage that would be inflicted by allowing a fair system of tested evidence, or a system that risked occasional child abuse.
The latter type of parent — child program that involves coaching has been used more in clinical settings or interventions targeting high - risk families than in large - scale prevention services.
In general, women may have more difficulty taking risks than men, notes Laurie Geary, principal of In Gear Coaching & Training (www.ingearcoaching.com), in Cambridge, Mass..