... athlete to become U. S. men's amateur tennis champion First black player on Davis Cup team First athlete to win U. S. Open tennis championship BLACK FIRSTS Althea Gibson Althea Gibson, won Wimbledon title. American Tennis Assn: Arthur ...

... athletes to adjust their protein intake when dieting. Strict vegetarians may be the exception in that they often have difficulty obtaining all the protein they need. In order to decrease body weight, the athlete must achieve an energy ...

... athlete was the hardest job in the sports world. Since becoming a coach several years ago, however, my beliefs have changed. I now realize that coaching is very difficult in its own right. As an athlete, you need to take care of only ...

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... athletes, Hoose states. Athletes take a lot of theoretical courses and hope that they can land a job at a radio or television station, Hoose adds. But the reality is that such jobs are hard to find and the athlete all too often finds he ...

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... Athlete's Foot. For instance, in Jackson, Miss., among 1200 people, 74% had the disease; in Berkeley, Cal., 78% of 1000 persons had it; and in Ithaca, N. Y., 72% of 400 persons were found to be infected. Those who are infected often do ...

... athletes : Athlete giv es increasing priority to training over other activ ities: Athlete exhibits withdrawal symptoms when training intensity or v olume is decreased: Athlete has a subjectiv e awareness of a compulsion to exercise: Athlete ...

... athletes, to enable them to play on a weekly or daily basis, do so considering what they feel is best for the team rather than the athlete. The majority of professional athletes play between 30% to 50% of their respective "seasons ...

... athletes, 52 percent, and of baseball players, 42 percent. The only athlete who ever won the 'Y' in four sports is alive and apparently in good health today. ' DO MANY athletes, or ex-athletes, die of 'athletic heart'?" I asked. "Few ...

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... athlete thought it was easy or the hurtful mistake of saying it was easy when the athlete thought it was hard. With such mistakes, athletes find themselves in the confusing state of depending on evaluation that they don't trust from a ...

... Athlete. I want to say one thing right in the beginning and that is, before you go into any kind of athletics at all you should approach it in the right spirit. The . coming athlete— the popular College athlete of today — is a man who ...

... athlete in a group of more than 700 freshmen rated one horsepower. Similar prin-^ ciples were applied in building a bucking^ machine to test the charging power of the athlete. A padded spring gear receive and recorded the initial lunge ...

... Athlete activity badge is a natural. It also fits in perfectly with Scouting's purpose of developing strong bodies. It prepares Webelos Scouts for the vigorous activities they'll find in a troop. The requirements for Athlete are ...

... Athlete's Foot — the itching, burning, redness, cracks between toes, and so forth. We quote again:— "In our opinion Soretone is of very definite benefit in the treatment of this disease, which is commonly known as 'Athlete's Foot'." So ...

... athlete. and tells what it means forward and gives and tells what it means to an athlete. Cub Scout handclasp. to be an athlete. Brief Business Period—Roll Call, Dues, Uniform Inspection ACTIVITY Play Rooster Fight Play Simon Says and ...

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... athlete in action. At left is stethocardiograph, which ant takes the wrist pulse. Volume of oxygen consumption ... athlete'S heart is nearly one beat faster in the same interval; sound track tone is fainter. BIOOD flOW in athlete's body ...

... athlete in action. At left is stethocardiograph, which ant takes the wrist pulse. Volume of oxygen consumption ... athlete'S heart is nearly one beat faster in the same interval; sound track tone is fainter. BIOOD flOW in athlete's body ...

... athlete's training schedule might consist of three to> five intervals of two to ten minutes running, with two-to-four-minute rest intervals in between. He starts out slowly. Intensity is increased as he gains in proficiency. The rest ...

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... athlete and he needed a real job. With the right approach, an athlete's next career can be as focused and fulfilling as the first The message from Pedro and others in the mentor network is that many such win-win relationships exist ...

... athlete." says Taylor. "While floating headband can no competitive sport during the the athlete is typically hired longer be worn under a past few years," says Duvall. to promote someone else's scuba mask, the more "Relatively few fans ...

... athlete to food shop (and even cook a big pot of chili-for-the-week, if so inclined). Take heed: performance improves more with quality exercise than excessive quantity of exercise. Performance improves when you push your muscles to ...

... Athlete (Crown Publishers/New York $23.95). In this provocative work, Rhoden argues that Black athletes should use their wealth and influence to exercise more power in the industry they dominate. He points out the massive dollar amount ...

... Athlete requirements. Record results on chart. involved. Plan on boys bringing clothes next and following weeks for jumps and runs. SECOND WEEK Invite high school athlete to help with instruction. Supplies: football; timing devices for ...

... athlete on effort or specific attributes of work. INDEPENDENT. Rowing. News. By Joan S. Ingalls, Ed.D. At the end of a ... athlete does not gain a feeling of competence from team participation, she will not fulfill her values; neither values ...

... athlete. Based on some extensive studies, he says that only 1 out of every 50,000 high school athletes will ever become a part of a professional team. To put those astronomical odds in perspective, that's like filling each seat at ...

... athletes juice: 31% It's not an epidemic: 62% Most pros are clean: 7% 6 What should happen to a record if the athlete cheated to set it? Remove it: 45% Asterisk it: 40% Leave it alone: 15% 7 If you were a pro athlete, would you take ...

... athlete to win back-to-back 100 meters and long jump doubles in the nationals since Malcolm Ford did it in 1885 and 1886. That, however, was not enough for Lewis, a strong and confident athlete who believes he can "always run a little ...

... Athlete's Foot. Without treatment, Athlete's Foot spreads, can require doctor's care, hospitalization. Laboratory test-tube experiments prove Absorbine Jr. kills 100% of Athlete's Foot fungi within 5 minutes Don't ignore Athlete's Foot ...

... Athlete's Foot. Without treatment, Athlete's Foot spreads, can require doctor's care, hospitalization. Laboratory test-tube experiments prove Absorbine Jr. kills 100% of Athlete's Foot fungi within 5 minutes Don't ignore Athlete's Foot ...

... athlete to play in modern professional baseball. Pioneers. And. Record. Holders. BLACK. ATHLETES: As. new. sports. were. opened. to. blacks,. they. proceeded. to. set. new. marks. By. BILL. RHODEN. THE history of professional athletics in ...

... athletes who'd otherwise be spread across the country. But getting an invitation to a training center isn't as simple as just showing up. With limited space available, the centers are generally open only to recipients of Sport Canada ...

... Athlete's Foot. Without treatment, Athlete's Foot spreads, can require doctor's care, hospitalization. Laboratory test-tube experiments prove. Absorbine. Jr. kills. 100%. of. Athlete's. Foot. fungi. within. 5. minutes. Don't ignore ...

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... Athlete (Crown Publishers/New York $23.95). In this provocative work, Rhoden argues that Black athletes should use their wealth and influence to exercise more power in the industry they dominate. He points out the massive dollar amount ...

... athlete will be told at one time or another that participation in athletics is likely to shorten his life — that it will give him the " athletic heart." By this is meant that such exercises as running, jumping and rowing will increase ...

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... athlete, corporate visibility campaigns and the coordination of company sponsored events. His client list includes several major corporations and various individual athletes. But one of his most interesting clients is Dan Marino ...

... athletes like Michael Jordan or Deion Sanders, right? "You have to be strong, quick, coordinated, agile and powerful," Roethlisberger says. "What [gymnastics] requires of you as an athlete and the kinds of athletes it creates makes ...

... athlete on a strengthening and stretching program. He uses ice as an anti-inflammatory measure, modifies the athlete's activity, and monitors the patient carefully as he or she gradually returns to sports. A doctor without a sports ...

... athletes often have five or six years in the spotlight before time summons them to stand aside, the Olympic athlete seems especially cheated. The shotputter, hurdler or longdistance runner trains alone, lives with little financial ...

... athlete before he competes in a particular event. The rationale is that it gives him extra oxygen-carrying capacity in the blood for better delivery of oxygen to the muscles. Hopefully, this would provide betterendurancefor the athlete ...

... Athlete's Foot organisms burrow beneath skin, attack nerve endings — may even get into bloodstream. Dries. toes. thoroughly after bathing. Fungi thrive on moist skin areas. When asked how they treat Athlete's Foot, many skin specialists ...

... athlete who remained at the Golden Dome under Phelps, received his diploma. Unfortunately, last season's squad finished 12-20, as in wins and losses. "I think coaches must be under tremendous pressure," says Sister Rose Ann Fleming. The ...

Premier athlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee displays her second Olympic heptathlon gold medal. JACKIE JOYNER-KERSEE Wins Olympic Gold As World's Greatest Female Athlete Ever When two-time Olympic heptathlon gold medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee ...