Sentences with phrase «time athlete life»

«I'm enjoying the full - time athlete life but the grass is always greener,» she laughs.

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«After that, I connected with sponsors, and over the last four years I've been able to make a living as a Paralympic athlete and train full time without having to work.»

Being an athlete is a lifestyle that consumes every aspect of your life — your free time, your body, and for some early on, your collegiate experience as a kid.

Playing collegiate soccer as a Division 1 athlete sparked my interest in nutrition and fitness at a very important time in my life.

Ever since, colleges have been living, however uneasily at times, with that arrangement, which was intended to make athletes hit the books harder in high school.

The scream of Billy Cunningham as his knee tore and his season — perhaps even his career — ended, bespoke the savage hurt that can come with sport, the pangs and throbbing and enduring ache that athletes live with, scheme against and, at times, are beaten by.

As a young athlete, you don't yet have the life experience to know how special it is to have the time, space and support to pursue your dreams.

They want the amateur athlete to be so protected from what happens in real life that he becomes unprepared for anything that isn't measured in time or distance.

However, there will also be rules that are passed by all of Division I that will live outside of the autonomous structure, including rules regarding scholarship limits, time demands, and athlete health.

Roger Frison - Roche, who lived in Chamonix at the time and went on to become one of the Savoie's most beloved writers, recalled that at evening events, black tie was routinely required for all guests — except athletes, who could attend wearing team uniforms.

There are numerous individual reports of her giving up her time to help athletes progress, giving individual coaching and guidance to anyone who approached her, and generally being an integral part of team life.

While I had been an athlete my entire life, by the time I graduated from college I was experiencing quite a bit of pain, both physically and emotionally.

After spending time in the trenches with world class athletes and most particularly those that live on the edge of danger; action and adventure sport athletes.

It is time that we recognize the harm caused by the mercy rule, and advocate for change by teaching athletes to learn from defeat rather than hide from it, to understand that losing is neither shameful nor embarrassing, to embrace competition of all levels, and to value the positive life lessons gained through all of youth sports.

Teaching youth athletes personal accountability for their actions on and off the field is important, but finding the right time to impart that life lesson can be tricky, as I recently found out.

What we are going to discuss today may seem very basic to some; however, it is very important for those just learning to live with T1D or who may be coaching someone for the first time and would like a better understanding of how to manage one of their athletes with T1D.

To better gauge how women's skeletal strength has changed over time, Macintosh's team compared bones of ancient farm women with those of living women, including different types of athletes.

At the time, I had just finished my first half - marathon, but I'd been an athlete my entire life and got my period every 30 days for five to seven days.

His passion is training athletes, helping people transform their lives, travelling and spending time with his wife and family.

Over time I have learned how to work with a wide range of individuals from top performing athletes to individuals just trying to improve their quality of life giving me over 10 years experience in the fitness industry.

Created and led by Dr. Jordan Metzl, renowned sports medicine physician, best selling author of the Exercise Cure and the Athlete's Book of Home Remedies, 31 time marathon runner and 12 time Ironman triathlete, Ironstrength teaches athletes of all ages how to build strength and reduce the aches and pains of every life in the process.

This plan has been used by top athletes and will help you get into the best shape of your life — just in time for summer.

The busy, CEO - type athlete who want to achieve it all and have success in work, in life and in sports tends to struggle under the consequences of constant stress far more significantly than the relatively less busy man or woman who has opted to work a normal 9 - to - 5 job and save the rest of their time for training — or even set aside their career temporarily to train.

Like other competitive athletes, there are times where I'm living at controlled caloric surplus or caloric deficit, but regardless of which stage of my diet, protein intake is in the 175 - 200 grams or higher range to retain and build muscle mass.

While these shakes are convenient when time is of the essence for your muscles, they are generally more detrimental to your health in the long run (take if from someone who lived on those things for two years as a collegiate athlete and only experienced an increasing number of health problems — anemia, asthma, allergies, etc.).

Way back in Chapter 3, I talked about how Mark Sisson gives an excellent perspective on the conundrum of stress and endurance training in his book «The Primal Connection» — in which he describes how a major factor at play in the success of some pro endurance athletes is relatively lower amounts of work stress, deadlines, office obligations, etc. in the life of those who are able to devote most of their time to training.

Every endurance athlete who lives or has ever lived owes their endurance ability (their ability to exercise for a long time) to their ability to burn fats, not sugars.

In the collegiate setting student athletes are faced with a multitude of stresses from class work, mid-terms, finals, workouts, practices, meetings, social life, scheduling, and time management.

After all, the life of professional athletes typically includes intensive training regimens, rigorous playing schedules, and continuous travel (often across time zones)-- a combination of factors that makes players susceptible to insufficient sleep or poor quality shut - eye.

At this time every year, athletes add another important aspect to their lives that can impact their training and performance: celebrating the holidays.

No Excuses CrossFit was established in 2008 with the mission to establish trust, provide inspiration and education through the strongest of health practices while building the athlete within; bettering lives one person at a time.

Join us at Bouley Main Dining Room at 163 Duane Street for a biohacking adventure featuring Ben Greenfield — a human body and brain performance coach, ex-bodybuilder, Ironman triathlete, professional Spartan athlete, anti-aging consultant, speaker and author of the New York Times Bestseller «Beyond Training: Mastering Endurance, Health and Life».

I was a collegiate athlete at one time and working out and eating right was my life.

Eating multiple times becomes important if you are leading a very physically demanding life in the sense of being an athlete.

Bodybuilders to professional athletes all agree that muscle ups are the optimal exercise that will ensure you improve on all physical activity related facets of your life without having to wait months at a time for results.

Based on the candid and sometimes startling conversations that YOU were never meant to hear, THE TONYA TAPES, written by award - winning author Lynda D. Prouse, chronicles the life of the world's most infamous female athlete — TONYA HARDING — revealing for the first time the whole truth of her difficult and amazing life on and off the ice.

By devoting about as much screen time to this blatant bout of media manipulation as to Mäki himself, Kuosmanen indicates his desire to make us aware not only of the ways the media creates popular narratives out of these athletes» lives, but of the kind of clichés such narratives enforce.

For the time being, that role has unknowingly been filled by Jarrod (Jemaine Clement, of the folk parody duo Flight of the Conchords), a cocksure nerd whose greatest achievement in life appears to be his relation to his star athlete brother.

During my time at the Youth Sport Trust, I've seen us work with over 80 athlete role models, through Sky Sports Living for Sport; a free initiative available to all secondary schools in the UK and Ireland.

One of these athlete - centric designs is the RAV4 Life Time Fitness, and it also happens to be a part of Toyota's «Dream Build Challenge.»

Tom Callahan's Johnny U: The Life and Times of John Unitas is a stirring and lively portrait of Unitas the man and athlete, but Callahan also captures an era the NFL of the late»50s and early»60s, when the game took off as an economic...

-- Peter Shmock, two - time Olympian and All - American NCAA track and field athlete, creator of the Life Athlete brand

At some time in our lives, I'm sure many of us have been caught within the fixed mindset trap («I'm not good at math»; «I'm a hopeless athlete...»), or may have had a fixed mindset imposed on us by our teachers or our peers («You can't write!»

While most of us spend more time thinking about reality TV stars and pro athletes, teachers are among the few people who truly affect our lives in a direct and positive way.

However, sculptures like military processions, hunting scenes, elephants uprooting trees, feeding young ones, men attempting to capture elephants, journeys, rows of athletes, lady cooking and more secular scenes of everyday life speak all about the rich and amazing architecture of ancient time.

Regular customers and employees offer elements of their personal lives, boasting wallet - size family photos, posters of an iconographic athletes or pop stars, and a collection of idiosyncratic tchotchkes that pile up over time.

«We're breathing new life into a tradition that extends back to the Greeks and Romans, who integrated the art of their time in stadiums where the best athletes gathered to compete,» said Gene Jones, wife of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

Like an esteemed colleague once noted in a discussion of the importance of time management and work - life balance, when you look at athletes who are at the top of their game, such as soccer player Lionel Messi, it seems like they can make time stand still.

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