Sentences with phrase «school athlete looking»

We dipped into some valuable editorial from previous guides, including a step - by - step camp - choosing guide for parents, tips for the high school athlete looking for a camp, and personal recollections of awesome camp experiences from a handful of successful athletes.

Not exact matches

And look at how we've been willing to dismantle boys» sports like wrestling in order to make sure that schools have an even number of girls and boys athletes.

Advanced and Clinic Camps are for experienced athletes looking to fully develop athletic intuition and skill required for competitive play at the high school level.

The school wasn't signing top - 10 classes, but a few more athletes looking Boise's way made a difference.

«Not only does the fence add the look and feel of a stadium, but it also reduces the risk of injury to our athletes,» says Chris Villiere, softball coach at South Lewis Central School District in Turin, New York.

Our «in - depth look at high school cheerleading epidemiology provides further evidence that can be used to inform policymakers, parents, coaches, ATs, and athletes regarding injury risks and potential [prevention] strategies,» he concluded.

Again in British Columbia, it is equally interesting to look at the awards and honors given to a high - school teacher and basketball coach, who according to investigative journalist Robert Cribb's March 2015 article, «Teachers» bullying scarred us say Student Athletes,» in the Toronto Star had multiple athletes report that he was bullying tAthletes,» in the Toronto Star had multiple athletes report that he was bullying tathletes report that he was bullying them (3).

My advice to parents, legislators and coaches: if teens complain about not enough food or the types of food at school, then it's time to take a look at the teen athlete's overall diet and eating habits.

As a current PhD candidate, Coach Cheshire looks at how high school athletes recover from intense training, translating that work in his role as a Texas high school football coach to promote greater safety and performance for his athletes.

Previous studies all looked at adults, but never at the 7.8 million high school athletes in the nation — yet nutrition is especially important for these young athletes, whose bodies are still growing while also handling the heavy physical demands of athletics.

So for high school athletes who are looking to eat and be full, it's just not working for us.

The study looked at TBIs in high school athletes that competed in at least one of nine sports (boys football, boys wrestling, girls volleyball, boys and girls soccer, boys and girls basketball, boys baseball, and girls softball) between fall 2005 through spring 2016.

Gates equates the work to professional sports scouting «at high schools, looking for the best athletes.»

If you're an athlete who needs to make weight, or even someone who needs to look their best for a holiday, wedding or school reunion then give them a try.

We work with anyone from high school athletes trying to put on muscle for football, to weekend warriors looking to build strength and endurance for their own personal fitness.

It's the story of a larger - than - life character, a tall, blond Jewish high school star athlete from Newark known as the Swede because of his Aryan looks.

Win Win (Director & Screenwriter: Tom McCarthy, based on the story by Tom McCarthy and Joe Tiboni)-- When a disheartened attorney moonlighting as a high school wrestling coach stumbles across a star athlete, things seem to be looking up.

Though racial and ethnic breakdowns were missing from his data, what Coleman discovered, and documents with some detail, is that students didn't care much about scholastic things; that, in all the schools, they cared more for «good looks» and «being an athlete» than they did for «good grades» and «being smart.»

A University of Kansas study looking at the performance of students in grades 9 to 12 showed that more than 97 % of student athletes graduated high school, 10 % higher than those students who had never participated in sports.

The NCAA doesn't currently accept classes from two dozen K12, Inc. - run schools for student - athletes looking to play at the collegiate level, and Tennessee education officials plan on shutting down a K12, Inc. - run virtual school there because of poor academic results.