sprinters造句

At first sight, sprinters might be expected to have more Achilles leverage than average, not less.

Only sprinters or those of us chugging up a hill have to left our legs high.

Most people assumed I would end up as a road cyclist because my physique is much smaller than most sprinters.

In other words, sprinters sacrifice the mechanical advantage of a long lever for the benefit of a stronger push-off.

Far more probable is that the old adage of coaches, that great sprinters are born not made, is true.

Since quick acceleration over a short distance is the key to winning a short race, Piazza says the trade-off makes sense for sprinters.

This study analyzed on stride and stride frequency at intermediate running about excellent sprinters in China by the way of the high rapid photography and analysis the film.

At first sight, sprinters might be expected to have more Achilles leverage than average, not less. First sight, however, is wrong.

Many scientists have avoided studying why blacks make better sprinters and whites better swimmers because of what the study calls the "obvious" race Angle.

Far more probable is that the old adage of coaches, that great sprinters are born not made, is true. Everyone else, games masters included, should just get used to the idea.