Sentences with phrase «toll on athletes»

Traveling to competitions during season can take a toll on athletes, it can easily disrupt sleep schedules, which is one of the most important aspects of recovery for all athletes during season.

As Manuel states above, the demands of club and country football physically take their toll on every athlete.

High intensity, high volume training can take a toll on an athlete's overall gains in performance.

Not exact matches

Beyond the physical toll of the race, IRONMAN events exact an emotional and mental effort on an athlete — and a way to recover after...

Rachel Olander, a spokesperson for the National Center for Drug Free Sport, which has a toll - free number that pro and college athletes can call anonymously to receive information on supplements, says that many of those calls pertain to AdvoCare.

The toll this takes on the ambitious parents is also devastating, as they have been the ones grooming the athlete for elite status since their first game.

A Challenge to Canine Health The rigors of the Iditarod sled dog race, in which a musher and a team of 12 to 16 dogs cover some 1,150 miles in 16 days, takes its toll on the health of its athletes.

This could be especially helpful for some who want to know earlier if they are developing diseases such as arthritis or for athletes who want to know if repeated stress on their bodies is taking a toll.

A lifelong athlete, she was drawn to yoga after running took a toll on her body.

During season, athletes train for weeks on end, which can take a major toll on their bodies.

Inspired by real events, Munich reveals the intense story of the secret Israeli squad assigned to track down and assassinate the 11 Palestinians believed to have planned the 1972 Munich massacre of 11 Israeli athletes — and the personal toll this mission of revenge takes on the team and the man who led it.

When swimming took it's toll mentally on the athlete he used photography as an escape, his way of dealing with the stress of training.