Sentences with phrase «sprint at»

Those who set off at a sprint at the start of a marathon are feeling the pain now.

At the center of the fight, spurred largely by the worldwide sushi trade, is one of nature's most magnificent, and endangered, experiments — a transatlantic torpedo that can sprint at highway speed while warming its brain with energy from its muscles.

The zombies look to roam in hoards and when alerted can take off into a fast paced sprint at their next meal.

Sometimes you can't sprint at all, even with a full stamina bar, no matter how many times you press the stick in.

The Overdrive skill also returns, which allows Alex to sprint at superhuman speeds after starting with a short jog.

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It uses the powertrain, drivetrain and suspension from the production car, which makes Honda estimate its 0 - 100 km / h sprint at under six seconds.

The driving sensation in the BMW M2 Coupé is based on highly developed technology that was tested under the most extreme conditions possible, making the vehicle ready for the perfect sprint at all times and providing it with maximum grip.

In 2016, that crowd included former Scuderia Ferrari and FIA boss Jean Todt and his wife, actress Michele Yeoh, actor John Malkovich, and sprinter Wayde van Niekerk, who was fresh off his gold medal winning sprint at the summer Olympics.

With Chrysler figuring the Nitro's curb weight at 4115 pounds (or about as much as a Liberty with Kate Moss behind the wheel), the company estimates the 0 - to -60-mph sprint at 9.6 seconds, the quarter - mile in 16.9 seconds, and a top speed of 108 mph, figures that are respectable in this class but unlikely to win the former Calvin Klein supermodel any races.

Think about how upward of 20 people altruistically join in on Michael B. Jordan's morning jog, which turns into an extraordinarily determined sprint at around what could've realistically been mile nine.

The leg muscles of German gold medallists Rene Enders, Robert Foerstemann and Stefan Nimke, from left to right, are seen during the podium ceremony of the men team sprint at the European Championships Track Cycling in Apeldoorn, eastern Netherlands, Friday Oct. 21, 2011.

I could cycle for 45 min if I kept it very low, but a short sprint at 140 bpm would cause a flareup.

I do a lot of HIIT on the tredmill 1 min sprint at 16kph, then rest and I also do lots of cicuits involving body weight and weights.

To paint the picture, think of it like this: If you want to perform a 100 - meter sprint at an all - out effort, you have the immediate energy stores to do so through your anaerobic pathway, but you can only maintain this all - out effort for about 10 to 15 seconds before you have to stop and catch your breath.

This strengthens muscular contraction of these fibers, and helps the athlete to pump out more reps, sprint at a faster rate, or engage more forcefully in whatever sport or type of exercise they take part in.

«Creatine helps athletes to pump out more reps, sprint at a faster rate, or engage more forcefully in whatever sport or type of exercise they take part in.

For this regimen, the animals were placed on little treadmills and required to sprint at a very rapid and strenuous pace for three minutes, followed by two minutes of slow skittering, with the entire sequence repeated twice more, for a total of 15 minutes of running.

Jog slowly or walk at a brisk pace for 90 seconds to 2 minutes and then sprint at high - intensity for 20 to 30 seconds — repeat 4 to 8 times.

I would suggest resting long enough to be able to get your breath back so you can do another fast sprint at an anaerobic pace, but not to rest so long that you feel fully recovered.

• Do a 30 - second sprint at maximum capacity, and then rest for 2 1/2 minutes.

5 minute warmup at 6.5 mph 1 minute sprint at 8.5 mph 1 minute rest at 6.5 mph Repeat for 10 total sprints and 10 total rests: total of 20 minutes 5 minute cooldown at 6.5 mph

I sprint at 8 and jog at 6, and the woman next to me is doing 10 and 8.

The premature hatchlings literally «hit the ground running — they hatch and launch into a sprint at the same time,» says behavioral ecologist J. Sean Doody, who is now at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Personally 150 + — yes if healthy, I dread the day I have to hang up my running shoes and can't have a little sprint at the end for fun!

The world relay medallists are looking forward to ending their seasons with a strong street sprint at the Great North CityGames

Olympic champions Laura Trott, Joanna Rowsell, Dani King, Ed Clancy, Steven Burke, Jason Kenny and Philip Hindes, as well as Matt Crampton who won a silver medal in the team sprint at the 2006 Games in Melbourne, are amongst the riders who are selected to ride the track events taking place at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome from 24 — 27 July.

It was a scene reminiscent of Mourinho's sprint at Old Trafford en route to his first European Cup success with Porto in 2004.

She made her debut World Championship appearance in 2015 before finishing fifth in the team sprint at the 2016 edition.

Diggins also won the bronze in the team sprint at that meet, skiing with Sadie Bjornsen.

He has no second gear — if he needs to sprint at a ball he can not.

Her ninth - place finish in the sprint at Torino in 2006 was the highest an American woman had finished at the Olympics — but reaching the podium had eluded her for 16 years.

Usually he loses the 2 or 3 up sprint at the end of a long raid.

In the wild, killer whales swim on average 3 to 4 mph and can sprint at speeds up to 34 mph.

This particular reappropriation of chicken, potato, beans and spinach was prepared all at once and then served on separate nights, the second of which I found myself doing sprints at the gym instead of on the pasta aisle the hour before my friends arrived to eat.

Dave Sime, unheralded Duke sophomore, showed heels to unsuspecting veteran field in sprints at Washington (D.C.) Star games, stepping off 100 yards in 0:09.5 for new U.S. indoor record, also tied mark of 7 seconds flat for 70 yards (Jan. 21).

After that, the sprint trains began to form, and unlike past sprints at the Tour, this one was relatively clean.

Sometimes they sprinted at up to 18 centimeters (7 inches) a year.

If I don't have time to get to the gym, I will go for a run outside (usually five km if I'm strapped for time) and then add some high - intensity plyometrics or sprints at the end to really get the blood pumping.

I'm doing a 2 minute warm up, 30 second sprints at 5 resistance, and then 1.5 minutes at 1 resistance for 20 minutes, and then a 5 minute cool down for a total time of 27 minutes.

Use your abdominals to stabilize your core during the lunges and jump squats, and give it all you've got with the sprints at the end of each circuit.

Do 400m sprints of 2 minute sprints at a fast pace.

Most people do sprints at their maximum pace for around 30 seconds and then rest for 30 - 60 seconds.

Since I didn't have much time left in the week for my own workouts, once or twice a week I would do a very short but very intense workout for my own benefit, usually sprints at the track or «hill repeats» of 2 - 3 minutes each on the bike.

We operate in two - week sprints at Shutterstock, which keeps the pace fast and energetic.

I also can not believe you sprinted at the end!

And thanks to the high output and thirst for revs of the six - cylinder in - line engine, impressive reserves of power are still on hand for dynamic mid-range sprints at higher speeds.

In late June 1956 Jerry Earl drove the car during practice for the June Sprints at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin.

And thanks to the high output and thirst for revs of the inline six - cylinder, impressive reserves of power are still on hand for dynamic mid-range sprints at higher speeds.

Raiden controls identically to Big Boss, although he sprints at twice the speed.