Eye-popping athleticism is great, but what matters is application of those physical tools—meaningful athleticism shows up in the numbers.
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"With his athleticism and my athleticism, we can kind of make some fun things happen," second baseman Kolten Wong said of Tejada.
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But the emphasis on the athleticism of Williams's pregnancy is part of a growing tendency to zero in on the athleticism of other celebrity pregnancies.
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This level of athleticism (can a robot express "athleticism"?) is incredibly impressive, given that this is a 330 lb robot that could "barely walk" in 2013 when the prototype was first developed.
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Animals could help scientists model the limits of human athleticism.
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Even more than her athleticism, her character shined so bright.
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So why has one that showcases women's athleticism been censored?
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The surprising athleticism of the X5 comes at a cost.
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With her athleticism and punching power, Shields transcends weight class.
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More weapons are needed to overcome this roster's unconvincing athleticism.
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At 6 feet 3 inches, Dimitrov exudes a lithe athleticism.
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More than 20 of those variants relate to elite athleticism.
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" And although "the athleticism of the fin de siècle woman
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I was becoming more confident in my body and athleticism.
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Few players meet his combination of athleticism, versatility, and unselfishness.
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His athleticism is not just in his quads and calves.
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But what makes him so intriguing is his uncanny athleticism.
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Strong costuming can upstage athleticism but should never hinder it.
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It's a day of love but also of vocal athleticism.
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What ensued was a remarkable display of athleticism and creativity.
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Savor Mikaela Shiffrin's awesome athleticism at next month's Winter Olympics.
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Some of the most important factors for determining women's success were physical traits such as age and athleticism, while men are being judged by their degree of agreeableness and altruism as well as their athleticism.
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The Winter Olympics are underway, showing off athleticism at its finest.
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Hitler's emphasis on physical education and athleticism greatly benefited their company.
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Often, few of them had anything to do with her athleticism.
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How might hip surgery or age-related decline affect Thomas's athleticism?
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Testosterone may increase athleticism — but it doesn't make everyone an athlete.
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It's also about showing society that body diversity exists in athleticism.
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Tatis Jr. showed a rare blend of power, speed and athleticism.
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All of those things is wrapped up to me in athleticism.
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The defense, the offense, the athleticism, the vastly underrated net play.
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True athleticism, Berard noted, comes from muscles that are more hidden.
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And the athleticism of young players helps fuel the Boston offense.
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Well, Vince was way above average when it comes to athleticism.
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But back then, Barkley was already impressing people with his athleticism.
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Egyptians admired cats' fertility, strength, athleticism and protectiveness of their young.
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To preserve football's grace, beauty, and athleticism, and still cut costs.
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The 2018 Winter Olympics routinely provide jaw-dropping feats of athleticism.
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This is an area of fighting where raw athleticism absolutely matters.
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Andrea Mohin: Flight, freedom, athleticism, emotion — all those things and more.
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His skill in doing so is a testament to his athleticism.
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"I wish I had as much athleticism as her," she said.
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He'd be an awesome wide receiver with his speed and athleticism.
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Larkin noticed Ngoepe's athleticism, but also his remarkably advanced baseball instincts.
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The sheer athleticism -- and balance -- of the performers is mind-blowing.
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Collins said the Mets want to take advantage of Reyes's athleticism.
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Terry Rozier has range, athleticism, and the reflexes of a cat.
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But Johnson's consistency has been overshadowed by his spectacular plays and athleticism.
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He extended a lot of plays with his legs and his athleticism.
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There, she found athleticism, female-on-male domination, gender politics, and snacks!
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As height as increased, the league's skill and athleticism has also ballooned.
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The USA Olympic Team Committee has been notified of his advance athleticism.
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The Thunder's athleticism clogged up Golden State's beautiful perpetual motion basketball machine.
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What makes stair racing unique is its fusion of athleticism and architecture.
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He runs a regimented system that demands high energy and intense athleticism.
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Confidence is good, but age, athleticism, experience, and confidence will always triumph.
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"He had some natural athleticism that was just so rare," the Rev.
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With her natural athleticism, she could have gravitated to basketball or soccer.
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The desire to celebrate the athleticism of pregnant women is certainly laudable.
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It's safe to assume his athleticism will decline as time moves forward.
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"Physical talent, length, athleticism, an overall versatile skill set," Dunleavy told the media.
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Now I won't, for a second, deny the athleticism of the dunker, here.
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Many people admire the grace, beauty, and athleticism of ballet dancers from afar.
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You have a 2100 billion people that are finding fitness and finding athleticism.
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The gymternet focuses more on athleticism than on the tears of teenage girls.
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Her incredible athleticism and zest for the sport was undeniable from the start.
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Dennis Smith Jr. wowed everyone with his nuclear athleticism and ferocious rim attacks.
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Oregon's length and athleticism on the perimeter was difficult for Arizona to handle.
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Others thought Kansas forward Josh Jackson's athleticism and motor put him on top.
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It's a great feat of human athleticism, beyond the capacity of most bodies.
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To Jack's mom, there was no question about where he gets his athleticism.
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AND FINALLY It's turkeys playing soccer Marvel at their natural aggression and athleticism.
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The first, Football Outsiders' SackSEER, measures athleticism in an odd way: passes defensed.
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To be an exceptional skateboarder is nothing less than a marvel of athleticism.
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The idea is to have the athleticism of the players on full display.
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The buffet of options Gordon's athleticism provides tend to have a negative effect.
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Gay's athleticism isn't where it once was, but his balance is right there.
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Federer later credited the variety of sports with developing his athleticism and coordination.
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And those who aren't compensate with other gifts, like unusual speed and athleticism.
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All of the athleticism in the world can't and won't control those bounces.
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At 342-pounds, Lawrence's impressive athleticism has been on display during the preseason.
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The acrobats are all glamour and athleticism, the skaters all speed and daring.
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Single genes are responsible for traits like height, IQ, athleticism or musical talent.
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Sideline leaps and chants have become part of genuine competitions showcasing serious athleticism.
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Nonetheless, it was an impressive display of athleticism from a pretty senior player.
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More legitimately impressive displays of athleticism from Justin Bieber ... with special guest, Neymar.
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But in Williamson, White is encountering a stunning combination of size and athleticism.
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Athleticism was important only for the benefit of generating mobile and skilled soldiers.
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Johnny did flash moments of real athleticism though, so don't abandon all hope.
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He is young, brimming with potential, and has athleticism oozing out of his bones.
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Intrigued by that athleticism, the Mariners drafted him in the fourth round in 2012.
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How its accomplished is as much a feat of physics as it is athleticism.
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However, the Blue Hose kept coming back until eventually the Hokies' athleticism wore Presbyterian.
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Performing athleticism, sportsmanship, refinement, and sisterly love has been the key to their success.
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Embracing that athleticism helped her secure powerful roles, like Dora Milaje in Black Panther.
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Swarming defense and overwhelming athleticism has allowed Oklahoma City to play faster than usual.
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The Winter Olympics have been full of mind-blowing feats of athleticism and artistry.
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You see the athleticism to be able to get us out of certain situations.
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Each video showed off a new side of her athleticism while documenting her curves.
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His best attributes are his athleticism, his toughness, and he's a high-character guy.
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The choreographer John Heginbotham creates work noted for its athleticism, humor and theatricality. Aug.
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Few guys, if any, currently in Las Vegas share his athleticism, strength, and intensity.
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For the most part, the Blue Devils were engulfed by Oregon's athleticism and sharpshooting.
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Leading into the Olympics, he sought a more even balance of athleticism and artistry.
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But Frazier's struggles in the field have been puzzling considering his age and athleticism.
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However, fashion designers needed to factor in artistry and athleticism when crafting a costume.
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But the power game, Luhnow said, has more to do with athleticism than analytics.
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"Its mix of purity and athleticism is strong, clean, bold and exciting," he wrote.
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Williams showed off his athleticism, running a 40-yard dash faster than 4.5 seconds.
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Even at the very top of the pyramid, athleticism comes in many different forms.
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Those who played against him describe an unstoppable scorer with another gear of athleticism.
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And besides the athleticism, Crawford is simply too skilled for the opponents he's faced.
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"I thought it'd be cool to show off my dog's athleticism," he wrote, "until I realized he had no self control..." I thought it'd be cool to show off my dogs athleticism, until I realized he had no self control... 🤦🏽♂️ pic.twitter.
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The child will flourish with courage and energy, probably leaning towards an inclination in athleticism.
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Coupling athleticism and artistry in our club is our way of achieving this incredible feeling.
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Something about the combination of dance and acrobatics, athleticism and grace, gets me every time.
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The Wizards need scoring and athleticism; Mahimi, a good defensive center, provides little of either.
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But she showed against Halep she has lost none of her brutal power and athleticism.
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Why wouldn't I want to all my athleticism, everything that I had, for a career?
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And so it starts to jump off the walls in a wild display of athleticism.
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"Keep what makes you so fantastic — your discipline, your precision, your incredible athleticism," Inaba said.
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Despite his athleticism, Adams did not catch more than 28 passes in any college season.
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He has both the athleticism and a body that will grow considerably stronger with age.
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Jaguars always present an image of well-tailored athleticism, and the XE is no exception.
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He's a scant 6'6'' in socks, with average athleticism and a solid but unhewn physique.
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But sportswriters could always find a way to suck the fun out of Lynch's athleticism.
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Rozier's obscene athleticism (and lower age) make me feel like his ceiling is slightly higher.
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With his mobility and athleticism, Phoenix should be able to build a defense around him.
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And the UFC just might become a more respected feat of athleticism because of it.
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My ability to catch lobs and use my athleticism to the best of my ability.
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Mills kept talking up youth and athleticism and that key word of the day — defense.
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They're now looking at life in a more "holistic" way and combining mindfulness with athleticism.
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She cheekily tweeted a link this week about extreme athleticism as the new midlife crisis.
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U.C.L.A. cuffed UConn in the semifinals of the Bridgeport Regional with speed, athleticism and perseverance.
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And yet, there is very little overlap in the way their shared athleticism is leveraged.
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"We searched for strong, healthy women with a diverse range of athleticism," said Ms. Riyait.
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Nothing says "athleticism" quite like eating pizza with a tater-tot or garlic-knot crust.
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Defensively, Simmons is an already intimidating shot-blocker, combing athleticism with an innate sense of timing.
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I was actually very surprised at Heath's athleticism while singing because, yes, that was him singing.
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As teams increasingly seek roster flexibility, the Yankees placed extra value on Wade's athleticism and versatility.
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We missed J.R. Smith, too, with his athleticism and him being able to guard multiple positions.
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At just 163 years old, he's won several awards for both his activism and his athleticism.
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"The body language, the athleticism of the actors, the sense of urgency, the language," he said.
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In recent years the pair have pushed the boundaries of athleticism with the throw quad Salchow.
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For the Greeks, sport was a way for citizens to demonstrate their athleticism, determination, and prowess.
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See him attack a speedball, and you see that coltish, pedigree athleticism still lurking in him.
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Everyone praised your athletic aptitude, but really, that athleticism was the perfect mask for disordered eating.
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Right now he's still raw and able to impact games with his athleticism, energy, and length.
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He established openings with trickery — spins, half-turns and all manner of fakes — or simple athleticism.
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Manager Joe Maddon said he likes having Baez's athleticism back in the lineup, particularly on defense.
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She also studied tap and jazz dance, disciplines that contributed to the athleticism of her performances.
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But you watch him behind the plate, his athleticism back there — that's not going to change.
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"I was very impressed with her speed and athleticism, and she was extremely beautiful," he said.
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Baez, who has played second in the playoffs, has the athleticism to handle third or shortstop.
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Jenkins, too, has capitalized on the character's athleticism, choreographing fight scenes as if they were ballet.
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But him in the batter's box — the athleticism and taking a walk when he needs to.
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His game is predicated on superior athleticism, and his post-back injury drop-off was significant.
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He's rugged and graceful at the same time, seven feet tall with touch, balance, and athleticism.
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While some mushers use huskies, the critical qualities of a sled dog are athleticism and endurance.
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Sock, long considered a great talent with his wrenching forehand and athleticism, turned 25 in September.
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So much has been missing from this Mets season — health, athleticism, consistency and, most important, wins.
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With its alluring mix of athleticism and artistry, it is the centerpiece of the Winter Games.
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Do you feel like the game has evolved technically here, as opposed to athleticism reigning supreme?
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When healthy, his ambitious athleticism allows him to perform remarkable four-revolution jumps known as quads.
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It's time to let athletes make choices that make sense for their athleticism here in 2018.
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But Palmer's raw athleticism and hitch-up-his-trousers panache made him easy to pick out.
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That work and their natural athleticism may make them a lot better than you or me.
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I had watched Andreescu through the week and had been impressed with her athleticism and spirit.
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Is his brand of spring-loaded athleticism sustainable over the grind of an 82-game schedule?
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So Young knows plenty about athleticism and how elite athletes adapt to changes in their environment.
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Another has an especially nimble mind: He wants credit for that, too, and for another's athleticism.
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Young competitors say it combines art and athleticism and also improves their performance in other sports.
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Summer League does not accurately reflect the speed, length, athleticism, and strategy seen in the NBA.
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Some do it for sheer athleticism, but for many, it's a salacious experience to be dominated.
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The show is amazing — the artistry, emotion, and athleticism on display is unlike anything I've ever seen.
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My own athleticism notwithstanding, I certainly cannot throw a ball off the backboard, catch it, and dunk.
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Although the spectacles of athleticism and patriotism are up there, everyone knows it's all about the medals.
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There's also slim evidence that this particular gene, known as ACTN3, has any significant effect on athleticism.
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Ellis adds that her attitude helped people let go of the negative connotations between queerness and athleticism.
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But in reality, it is a device for people with a certain understanding and aspiration of athleticism.
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The paper involved a systematic review of nine studies on the topic of sexual activity and athleticism.
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Sucker Punch's character would incorporate parkour-style athleticism by seamlessly climbing up buildings and vaulting over obstacles.
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Very few stars could deliver such athleticism, soul and vocal perfection — all while making it look effortless.
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That is a flaw in Rockhold's ringcraft and footwork, not anything to do with Romero's freakish athleticism.
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Even in an afternoon devoted to incredible feats of athleticism, Tom Cruise's stunt work makes an impression.
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Her athleticism comes through with the dynamic shots of the campaign and slow-mo movie accompanying it.
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He is famous for his award-winning athleticism, catching high and running far as a wide receiver.
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He also showed athleticism in a mock swordfight with Mr. Pogossov on the set's angular Parisian rooftops.
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"They relied so many years on their athleticism and keeping one more ball in play," Butorac said.
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He's a straight-line driver who uses his strength and athleticism to finish gracefully at the rim.
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Now, with Korn's coaching, Holtby has learned to use that athleticism to better position himself for saves.
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It had all the psychology and athleticism you'd expect, but Bryan very smartly pumped the brakes sometimes.
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His speed bleeds into his athleticism as a defender, and that's helped make him even more valuable.
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A healthy Exum will also give the Jazz a bit more athleticism and length on the perimeter.
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Part of this is the nature of his athleticism, which goes to the Danny Manning comparison above.
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And, like Stanley, that astounding display of athleticism certainly translated to some incredible moments on the court.
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Having convincingly good sex for the camera is a feat of athleticism even on a normal set.
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Horton immediately saw talent in both of them, along with two other key ingredients: athleticism and enthusiasm.
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Those championship teams played with athleticism and verve, and they were endearing to those who paid attention.
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And "Grown-ish" focuses on issues important to black women, like colorism, black male sexism and athleticism.
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On the urging of others, who saw potential in his athleticism, he took up baseball at 15.
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He loved the camaraderie and the strategy and the athleticism even as he knows the bottom line.
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His routines bear the appealing, tense contrast between art and athleticism at the heart of figure skating.
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He asked Witte if he knew any coaches with a similarly keen understanding of athleticism and movement.
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For me, the book is about the convergence of art and athleticism, and its effect on politics.
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She no longer relies on speed and athleticism to get to balls but on experience and guile.
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Exercise You may associate increased testosterone levels with athleticism, but not all physical activity is created equal.
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But whatever the Sedins have lost in youth and athleticism, they have gained in knowledge and experience.
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What other groups do you fit into, such as body type, degree of athleticism and personality traits?
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Wilson added 24 points, and the Gamecocks' athleticism and swarming defense were too much for the Bobcats.
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It's an illusion, of course, but one that is made possible only by awesome strength and athleticism.
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Peppered throughout the documentary, these sequences feature a fusion of virtuosic choreography, remarkable athleticism and polished filmmaking.
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For all his evident ability and athleticism, he has yet to reach a Grand Slam singles final.
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He added 2.1 steals and 103 blocks per game with an elite combination of size and athleticism.
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Layman still hears players and pundits describe him as having "sneaky athleticism" but it doesn't bother him.
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He was second only to Kobe Bryant in fluid athleticism and thrilling shot-making during that time.
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He obviously had maniacal perseverance, preposterous athleticism, and a sense of rhythm rivaling Damo Suzuki of Can.
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We have the best players in the world, no question; the athleticism from 20 years ago is unparalleled.
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Other studies have linked gut bacteria to everything from athleticism to anxiety, although these results are often controversial.
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You're gonna sit there on your throne of potato chips and vape pens and criticize this dude's athleticism?
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This is no knock on them, really—very few big men anywhere have Ibaka's instincts, savvy, and athleticism.
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Besides keeping New York City safe, McLoughlin has also been featured on their Twitter showing off his athleticism.
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The Olympics are always a platform for diplomacy and political statements as much as for athleticism and medals.
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Although they are constantly in motion, either stretching or kicking a ball around, their athleticism is not titillating.
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Bianco is more Cirque du Soleil than Ringling Brothers, pulling from the former's blend of artistry and athleticism.
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Mahomes wowed the league with his craftiness and athleticism that helped the Chiefs go 12-4 this season.
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Jackson's athleticism is so overwhelming that he probably won't have to make many adjustments until he turns pro.
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Williams showcased her athleticism in a form-hugging mermaid style gown with a modern take on vintage lace.
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Their athleticism, combined with a European understanding of the technical game, translates into high hoops IQs, he said.
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The Thunder have erased those angles with their length and athleticism, keeping their hands in every passing lane.
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Both have the speed and athleticism to turn the corner on the handoff and finish above the rim.
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These reforms rewarded the American teams' mature athleticism at the expense of competitors who had relied on youth.
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Then there is Haskell's athleticism, undeniable power, and significant size (he is 6-foot-4 and 260-pounds).
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Jason Heyward used his athleticism to catch a wind-driven fly ball at the wall in right field.
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Granderson made a nice running catch in right on Monday that showed athleticism that would translate to center.
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"We admire your athleticism, but we also admire your character and your stick-to-it-ness," he said.
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He's easily one of the 10 best players on the draft based on athleticism and on-field production.
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Given her size, Amihere is naturally a post player, but her athleticism makes her potentially far more versatile.
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Athleticism is usually identified and easily understood in a series of specificities—blinding speed, towering leaps, smashing through.
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Nascar reduced pit crews to five members, forcing teams to place a higher premium on speed and athleticism.
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She has watched hundreds, probably thousands, of games over the years and appreciates the athleticism of the sport.
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Some watching the World Cup seem perplexed that athleticism and femininity could coexist — Is Alex Morgan wearing makeup?
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But while Doyle won awards around the world, his athleticism was never limited to surfing, according to McCafferty.
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Barty has an exceptional all-court game, using her athleticism and wide array of shots to confound opponents.
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His athleticism and ball skills were far ahead of those of most players in his position, lock forward.
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Mastery, the undefeated colt, was born on Kentucky Derby Day and had the bloodlines and athleticism for stardom.
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Some fans, many of them European, grumble that modern gymnastics has forsaken artistry for the sake of athleticism.
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If he struggles occasionally with the Middle Eastern accents, he crafts each portrait with care and occasional athleticism.
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Now, at least in the competitive world, cheerleaders and their feats of athleticism are their own main event.
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"He possesses a rare (and ridiculous) combination of size, strength and athleticism," said Chris Burke of Sports Illustrated.
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"The way he plays out there — his speed, his athleticism — it's just so special," Coach Jamion Christian said.
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It's athleticism meets artistry, and honestly, the only sport that can beat it is... Literally, WTF is curling?!
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You might think, surely, it was related to their strength, athleticism, drive, and outstanding talent — but you'd be wrong.
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The KKW Beauty mogul shared videos of herself tossing a football to Saint, who showed off his impressive athleticism.
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Most recently, the proud mom raved about Kash's athleticism when she shared a photo of him from baseball practice.
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"The way they moved, and the athleticism, I thought it was the coolest thing in the world," Embiid writes.
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On Tuesday, she showed off her athleticism, posting a picture of herself performing a perfect handstand in a pool.
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Swanigan's athleticism is all the more impressive when you consider all that he's overcome to get to this point.
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Experts have already raised concerns about the dubious nature of genetics tests that claim to assess traits like athleticism.
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The Timberwolves, remarkably athletic and infuriatingly young, were using all that athleticism mostly to get themselves out of position.
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We talk about fitness all the time, but athleticism is a whole different ball game (sorry, I had to).
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The Cardinals, impressed with Johnson's athleticism and maturity, drafted him in the third round, with the 86th overall pick.
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Before the game, Fisher cautioned that the Bucks tended to give the Knicks problems with their length and athleticism.
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"It's a perfect storm of sexy, sassy dancing and athleticism," says Stacey Beaman, COO and co-founder of PlyoJam.
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But because, first, improbable athleticism, drama and heroism can elevate the game to the level of art (see article).
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"We really like his arm action, delivery and his athleticism," assistant general manager AndrewTinnish said during a media conference.
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Wendell may not be great in the ball-balancing challenges of the early merge, but the endgame rewards athleticism.
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And, even though a UFC contract's not likely in his future, these pics leave no doubt about his athleticism.
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Even if you've never been a dancer, we bet you can understand the athleticism that goes into dancing professionally.
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The latter half of the trick is actually more of a test of hip mobility than athleticism, Nelson says.
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She isn't the only sportsperson to have shifted from childbirth back to elite athleticism in an astoundingly short timeframe.
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In shorts and shirts, the players are comfortable in their individual athleticism, and in moving as a single organism.
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They described an undersize player with a clean touch and nifty skills, but one who lacked speed and athleticism.
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He's an ideal building block, with Dunk-Contest-winning athleticism and the same contract situation as Tatum. Scary. 28.
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Indiana, trying to reach its first regional final since 2002, struggled to contend with North Carolina's size and athleticism.
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Relative to what he faced in the Euroleague, the NBA's intensified athleticism is, so far, no match for it.
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That springy, levitating samurai athleticism has Iguodala still doing chin-ups on the rim and cramming lobs in transition.
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His gift was an athleticism that was perfectly malleable, strong when the situation demanded it and fluid when necessary.
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Standing 250-foot-235 but weighing just 22017 pounds, the rail-thin 19-year-old is all gangly athleticism.
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Few players of his era, or many others, embodied the offbeat pleasures of non-traditional athleticism as Danny Manning.
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With our length and athleticism and youth, we can be a tough team to play against on that end.
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Ten of his 15 Grand Slam singles titles have come on the surface that suits his elastic athleticism best.
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The answer is almost always no — probably because most of us don't have the work ethic, perseverance, and athleticism.
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The group has heaped positivity onto Glushko, revitalizing her primary on-court weapons — strength, athleticism and a dangerous backhand.
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If you doubt that the "athleticism is everything" thinking is limited and uninformed, don't take my word for it.
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There's worry that the technique could be used to create babies with certain traits, like greater intelligence or athleticism.
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They have length, athleticism and would be a team that could pull off an upset in the first round.
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In the early years of Howard's career, his hulking physique, athleticism and jovial personality cemented him as a star.
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In the early years of Howard's career, his hulking physique, athleticism and jovial personality cemented him as a star.
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He's a whirling dervish of athleticism, a hurricane of human force that is impossible to keep from making plays.
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Gymnast Simone Biles — excuse me, three-time World Champion gymnast Simone Biles — has won America's heart with her incredible athleticism.
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She boxes in heels, showed off her athleticism in Vogue and strongly protected herself against a male attacker in Paris.
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During the outing, Meghan demonstrated her athleticism, tossing around an AFL football and showing off her best hand-passing skills.
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Other studies have linked gut bacteria to everything from athleticism to anxiety, although some of those results are sometimes controversial.
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However, Howard only needs to amp up her athleticism because she gained 35 pounds for her role in Black Mirror.
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YouTubers who encourage their young viewers to do elaborate pranks that require athleticism and rule-breaking worry me a lot.
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No, not yet, actually, but I believe he has the skill set and athleticism to achieve a much higher ceiling.
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In the end, though, it's the fielders' athleticism and instincts that makes good on the promise of the new data.
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What do we know about what genetics tells us about athleticism and how long we'll be able to keep improving?
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Then 71, Hansbury had lost his leg to a MRSA infection only the year before, after a lifetime of athleticism.
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It's not what we're used to seeing from him, but to park his athleticism in a garage makes little sense.
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The model good looks are a gift; the athleticism is a blessing; the rest of it was earned with sweat.
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Spanning two days and 10 events, the decathlon is, and has always been, sports' best objective measurement of sheer athleticism.
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Williamson, who has drawn comparisons to former NBA great and Hall of Famer Charles Barkley, is known for his athleticism.
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Hayward's points, athleticism, intelligence, and positional versatility are gone, but his departure will not fundamentally alter how the Jazz play.
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Ezekiel Elliot is a spectacle of pure athleticism, and the Dallas Cowboys running back proved it at Sunday's Pro Bowl.
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As with the young Chandler, Cauley-Stein's size and athleticism leaves the distinct taste of potential still to be realized.
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"The athleticism, the balance, the explosion are things I've never been a part of," said Crean, now the Georgia coach.
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Reddick's versatility and athleticism caught the attention of NFL scouts who now consider him a near-certain first-round pick.
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Holiday once had the intelligence, athleticism, and fluid skill to be one of the world's top two-way point guards.
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Their overall inability to get stops, in turn, has seemed to limit their chances to run and assert their athleticism.
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Through collective determination, good organization, all-around athleticism, and through preying on the low expectations of opponents who underestimate them.
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But Barton College, a Division II program an hour east of his hometown, Cary, N.C., liked his athleticism and versatility.
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With the addition of a steady three-point shot to his repertoire, his potential is as limitless as his athleticism.
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He has NBA-caliber size and athleticism at the two and is impressively smooth with the ball in his hands.
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That sounds odd considering speed and athleticism weren't exactly Z-Bo's best qualities 10 years ago, let alone at 34.
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He stuck around long after his meager athleticism had drained out of him, for that reason and that reason only.
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Wilson was brilliant while throwing for three scores and using his athleticism to create plays few others can even attempt.
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Instead, many of these women, with their athleticism, natural beauty and distinctive personalities, shaped his earliest sense of powerful femininity.
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The conventional values like dominance, aggression, wealth, athleticism, sexual conquest — and, particularly, emotional suppression — came roaring back to the fore.
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David Parsons brings his brand of entertaining athleticism and a handful of new works to the Joyce for two weeks.
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As with many black players, analysis of Lukaku's performance tends to focus on his strength, his athleticism, his physical attributes.
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The movement does not evoke a drama — it is the drama, with its bold mixture of athleticism and pedestrian steps.
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His particular brand of quick-twitch athleticism should help paper over any shortcomings Cousins has, whether physical or effort-related.
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"In figure skating, you need that extreme athleticism, but you also have to make it artistic," she says to me.
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At times, Falk appeared bothered by the size and athleticism of Oregon's defensive line, struggling on third down (2-for-13).
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At 35, Edgar is still the quick-footed wrestler with good athleticism, snappy takedowns, clean boxing and an underrated ground game.
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It's ironic: after struggling with Oklahoma City's height and athleticism in the Western Conference Finals, Golden State overwhelmed Cleveland with height.
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Unicorns have roamed NBA pastures for years, transforming the sport of basketball with their unique blend of size, skill and athleticism.
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On the one hand, I truly believed I had no athleticism and thus wouldn't expect any results worth being proud of.
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And that'll be done without doping, especially since that seems to be the other way we try to increase our athleticism.
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Here at MUNCHIES, we know that not all Super Bowl viewers are actually tuning in to appreciate a display of athleticism.
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And there's much more of this incredible athleticism to come with the figure skating competitions scheduled for this week and next.
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But a beautiful thoroughbred with natural athleticism and a born-to-be-bad attitude -- now that was my type of horse.
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Lindsey Vonn put her full athleticism on display Tuesday night ... proving she can still bowl like a champ -- even in stilettos.
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Finland's latest sports craze involves ballerina-like leaps, expertly executed jumps, a strong dose of athleticism — and a fake horse head.
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Unlike traditional sports, its fights are scripted, but analysts measure its popularity against sports because it still involves athleticism and suspense.
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Scaramucci even touted Trump's athleticism during his first White House press conference, lauding the President's skills in football, basketball, and golf.
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Wiggins needs some refinement, but his instincts, athleticism, and body type all suggest that he could be a prototypical shutdown wing.
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While Rosenbach admitted to being in awe of Longo's athleticism, he admitted it was her personality that also grabbed his attention.
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DeGrom even flashed his athleticism on the bases, singling in the fifth inning and scoring on a double by Jose Reyes.
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It remains a breathtaking scene, combining everything audiences have come to love about Jackie Chan: athleticism, derring-do, an everyman's goodness.
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While the Scandinavian teams might lack — outside of Ibrahimovic — individual flair and hubris, they compensate with esprit de corps and athleticism.
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He picked apart the Blue Devils with a solid outside jumper combined with the skills and athleticism to score down low.
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That said, his sub-par athleticism worries some teams and the Chargers already have an emerging edge rusher in Melvin Ingram.
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CJ McCollum's "Sneaky Athleticism" The adjective "sneaky-athletic" is 99.9 percent reserved for non-black players who are actually incredibly athletic.
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The fact that Carter has been able to remain a useful player even with diminished athleticism doesn't shock Fizdale at all.
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But then he's given this super-soldier serum and becomes, essentially, the pinnacle of athleticism, way beyond even the elite athletes.
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Aggression became his calling card at the plate, his blend of rangy athleticism and precocious strength inviting comparisons to Giancarlo Stanton.
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Both men have lost two of their last three contests and are heavily reliant on their sheer power and supreme athleticism.
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He reminded their scouts of Derek Jeter, for his fluid athleticism and unflappable demeanor — a slow heartbeat, as scouts call it.
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Anyone who has ever watched a ballet also knows how terrifyingly capable dancers are, with their steely strength, athleticism and discipline.
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Can an emphasis on athleticism and power and the conviction that comes from a gilded history endure a fundamental tactical shift?
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On Pro Basketball Rarely has one of the N.B.A.'s supreme players chased a championship with less help and more athleticism.
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With power off both sides, pinpoint serving and superb athleticism, Garcia is an aggressive baseliner who can finish at the net.
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But it's what transforms the movie from one that's about a remarkable feat of daring and athleticism into something altogether deeper.
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But his performance at the draft combine gave credence to the belief that he has been underrated in terms of athleticism.
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Teams liked his size, his rim protection and his toughness, but there are concerns about his athleticism and his post game.
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Judge showed his athleticism (and long glove) by running in and making a diving catch on Polanco's bloop into shallow right.
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Judge showed his athleticism (and long glove) by running in and making a diving catch on Polanco's bloop into shallow right.
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Sheer athleticism aside, Jordan's "big smile" would be missed by his team, Mr. Fleener said in a telephone interview on Monday.
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I was so enamored with his style and his athleticism and the intricacy of his tap choreography that I started training.
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Carolina's offense began to look more like its usual self — spreading the floor, running the break, using its length and athleticism.
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They don't react quite as quickly as these superstars like Roger, Rafa [Nadal] and Novak [Djokovic], who rely on their athleticism.
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Richard Williams coached his daughters Venus and Serena into a level of athleticism that the world had never seen before in tennis.
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"I believe he needs to get back to the softness and athleticism that he had when he first came out," Chamblee said.
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How could anyone endure watching a sport with such a lack of obvious athleticism, such inscrutable gameplay, and such a lethargic pace?
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That was the only way I'd been able to claim my own athleticism, so I figured it could work for others, too.
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A transfer from Ohio State and the son of a college defensive coordinator, Burrow has showcased his athleticism and a strong arm.
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It is a testament to Mr Thomas's skill and athleticism that he has become such a formidable offensive threat despite his stature.
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Morant notched the first triple-double in the tournament since Draymond Green in 2012 while showing off his elite athleticism and playmaking.
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This beautiful tribute to the athleticism and adorableness of kittens will feature a baby cat decathlon, balance beam, hurdles, gymnastics and more.
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Their offense was plenty efficient during the regular season, but a lack of speed and athleticism bogged it down in the playoffs.
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Stacey's motivational coaching style combines a passion for dance, athleticism and mind-blowing music — all set to the beat of her voice.
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Subtle factors such as raw talent of the team, travel time and general athleticism of a team are also included, Sun said.
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New research uncovers the athleticism involved in these predator-prey encounters, and the best strategies for capturing prey—or avoiding being eaten.
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"His ability and athleticism was different from anybody you see in high school," Allen said about Tunsil in a telephone interview Friday.
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Monfils has entertained tennis fans for more than a decade with his balletic athleticism and his penchant for the occasional trick shot.
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Nick Kyrgios of Australia combines athleticism and a distinctive technique to deliver one of the most explosive forehands in the current game.
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The Knicks have convinced themselves that his explosiveness and athleticism have returned, even if the statistics do not back up that appraisal.
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Players rely on their athleticism and auditory cues like the sound of the bells, the skid of the ball and its echo.
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Complex hand play and countermoves are the talk of nuanced line coaches, but the necessary traits are speed, burst, athleticism, and size.
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The Yankees had the oldest starting lineup in baseball last year, and they saw the youthful Hicks's athleticism as a perfect fit.
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His incredible musculature, the result of gruelling training and great athleticism, is something else entirely up- close, in-person, and in action.
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Cody (née Rhodes) pulled off a perfect, capsule-sized portrayal as a pantomime villain versus the wholesome babyface athleticism of Kota Ibushi.
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But there was something about Dawes, a gymnast, and dancer of Herculean athleticism and control, that appealed to me at age nine.
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Video of her technical floor routine showcased her insane athleticism and paid tribute to Michael Jackson, Tina Turner and Earth, Wind & Fire.
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The physicality and athleticism of Germany's "Mannschaft," by contrast, has been eclipsed by a nimble, creative fluidity once more typical of Brazil.
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Yes, that 2801-day winter sports celebration will feature athleticism, grace and life-changing accomplishment, captivating tens of millions watching at home.
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He'll coast by with brilliant passing, unstoppable assaults on the rim, and a level of intelligence and peak athleticism that remains unparalleled.
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It wasn't just Gronkowski's uncommon mix of size and speed; he played with an inimitable combination of acrobatic athleticism and reckless abandon.
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Manager Joe Girardi, looking for athleticism and a base stealer, chose to use Jacoby Ellsbury as the designated hitter instead of Headley.
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Heading into last season, the Clippers wanted Griffin to focus on becoming the type of defender his athleticism suggests he can be.
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Even if he never wins a major, his athleticism and poetry on the court have earned him a loyal following of admirers.
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Buffon saved his best for the last minute, showing remarkable athleticism in tipping a point-blank header from the substitute Valére Germain.
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Although there are hints of athleticism, the pair are keen to point out that these are pieces designed to be work-appropriate.
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That Mr. Grigolo could also climb up the wall to Juliette's balcony with such effortless athleticism jolted the character with teenage energy.
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His athleticism and dominance increased golf's appeal to younger players like Dustin Johnson and Jordan Spieth, who were proficient at multiple sports.
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But this milestone is sure to renew ethical concerns about people trying to alter other traits in babies, like intelligence or athleticism.
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"True, there's athleticism that's involved, but the way the jumpers move their body — their timing, their rhythm, their steps," Ms. Johnson said.
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All through the fall and winter, they had been working to master De Keersmaeker's technique, with its strict geometries, athleticism, speed, precision.
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"We felt like we needed more physicality on the frontline, and athleticism," Hornets general manager Rich Choo said on a conference call.
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Athleticism and physical activity were important concepts around which the country's identity was built after it gained independence from Russia in 1917.
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Yes, he's bigger than me, but I believe I've got more skill, more athleticism, and a higher fighting IQ than he does.
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The tip-dunk is a very narrow medium, requiring a very specific combination of size, athleticism, timing, optimism, and aggressive risk-blindness.
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We can rigidly train ourselves to perform great physical feats of athleticism or art (the way Domenika does as a ballet dancer).
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Two weeks of patriotism, jaw-dropping athleticism, and countless figure skating heartbreaks later, the 2018 Winter Olympics are almost over for good.
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LeBron's preternatural combination of length, brawn, speed, awareness, athleticism, and acumen was supposed to grant him dominion over the league, and it did.
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It won't teach you balance, or breathing, or athleticism, or really anything you would expect Demetrious Johnson to bust out in the Octagon.
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He hasn't restocked his toolbelt as much as much as he's played up that tactful maneuvering in the absence of his former athleticism.
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In the end, Johnson said, confidence in her athleticism — and ignoring hateful comments — led to her astounding success as a woman in sports.
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"It's appealing to neo-Nazis because they can learn their violence there — techniques, athleticism, how to train, what nutrition they need," said Claus.
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Their stretch, silhouette, and nod to athleticism help me achieve the urban-après-ski mood board that I compile for myself every December.
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"[Tonya Harding] brought a fierceness and an athleticism that rivaled the men's skating," Jocelyn Jane Cox, a former competitive ice dancer, told Refinery29.
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Bigger picture, Washington has some promise, but will remain stuck in mediocrity unless it can add some front court athleticism and bench production.
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It really is an album for fetishes, like my love for drum and bass, sports and athleticism, and my disdain for the rich.
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These days, Misty Copeland is a body-positive icon, admired for the athleticism, strength and dedication it takes to become a professional ballerina.
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He sprang and slashed in his signature drives to the hoop, and his overwhelming athleticism helped to mask his deficiencies shooting from outside.
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But it hardly affects the scout's job at all, since scouts are looking at intangibles like discipline, athleticism, and the will to win.
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Despite his brief NFL career, many fans have fond memories of McKnight's electrifying athleticism, and teammates have recalled him as a kind soul.
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As a combo forward with elite athleticism, it's easy to picture Bridges as the sort of NBA lineup connector that I described earlier.
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Murray is 6'33" with a 6'7" wingspan, but lacks the elite athleticism to make scouts as excited about his upside at the two.
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If you've been watching the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, you've seen many great feats of athleticism—and a few that seem, y'know, doable.
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To say that the southpaw double attack is bolstered considerably by athleticism is not to detract from the fighting science at play though.
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One is a demonstration of sublime athleticism approaching perfection, a display of speed, agility, precision, and awareness that renders the word "highlight" inadequate.
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Jones' artful dishes and Stanley's awe-inspiring athleticism were far from the only bright spots on display for the Blue Devils Tuesday night.
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Taylor also homered in Games 1 and 3 of the N.L.C.S. Friedman said the Dodgers liked Taylor's athleticism, speed and middle-infield defense.
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In my favorite vignettes, the performers were all but invisible, their precision and athleticism (obvious in other sections) concealed beneath cloth and foam.
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He was so overlooked as a junior that his coach, Jaime Ortiz, sent basketball highlight tapes to football recruiters to showcase his athleticism.
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It's more impressive feats of athleticism from Bieber ... who's also flashed talent on the ice, on the court and in the boxing ring.
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But there are lingering questions for them, too, despite winning 14 of 20 quarters in the series with their superior length and athleticism.
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Against players whose athleticism was topped up to the point of sloshing sloppily over the brim, Blake's equanimity stood out all the more.
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And so I was introduced to this singular sport with its alluring contrast between athleticism and artistry, outsized personalities, scandal and puzzling costumes.
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The leap to All-Star by Nikola Vucevic was inspiring, and the athleticism on the roster can lead to some truly sensational highlights.
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That said, he still possesses the natural athleticism to play left tackle, and guys like that on the free-agent market get paid.
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He soon joined the Globetrotters, the basketball troupe whose deft mixture of great athleticism and high jinks made them popular around the world.
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Kaepernick still has awesome athleticism and he's a tough guy, plus no QB would've been any good playing with the Niners last year.
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Because while Collins does fight on the glass and utilize his strength and athleticism to make plays, he's a bad defender right now.
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"We like his aptitude for the game, the athleticism, and actually the ability to incorporate himself into a winning-type situation," Jackson said.
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"Everyone Made Money Off My N.C.A.A. Career, Except Me" is a two-minute film that touches on themes of athleticism, fairness and empowerment.
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In third grade, this was hard to do, a feat of superior athleticism that I savored even in the absence of a witness.
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After his first win, Fury abused drink and drugs, lost his athleticism, and was widely condemned for homophobic, sexist and anti-Semitic statements.
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He also spoke to the athleticism of Dez Bryant&aposs infamous catch/no catch that occurred during a Cowboys-Packers game in 2014.
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Although their athleticism is impressive, skilled wrestlers captivate because they do what sociologists call "emotional labor" — the professional management of other people's feelings.
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He has thrown 15 touchdown passes against just four interceptions and he has shown some athleticism, rushing for 143 yards and three scores.
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A Radio City Rockette is a specialist in precision dance technique, a rare, regimented and intricate style that requires both athleticism and artistry.
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"I love being here; Rogue Alliance is the outlet I needed for creativity, fun and athleticism," said Melissa Koval, 32, a legal assistant.
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Costumes comprising track suits and spangled tops illustrate the opposing aesthetics of athleticism and glamour, both of which are staples of Abraham's movement.
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Much of that confidence comes from a natural athleticism that allows him to pick up just about any sport he tries with ease.
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And Portland's coaches love to open games and quarters by utilizing his freakish athleticism on choreographed lobs that give the entire team juice.
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No one would mistake The Majestic Mr. Buckets for a waterfall of skill or athleticism, but all of his movements vibrate with energy.
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In this sense, Robot Wars was not just a sport for robots, but also a trial of mental athleticism for their human overlords.
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Some of the stunts are downright jaw-dropping, with feats of athleticism that make you suddenly regret that extra serving of Australia Day pavlova.
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"I've always been a huge fan of the game (mixed-doubles), I love the fast pace, high-scoring athleticism mixed-doubles brings," Lawes said.
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Not just from an individual athleticism standpoint, but also the teamwork: Soccer is a lovely ballet, only with more kicking and tripping and hooliganism.
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Before states, his middle school high jump coach, Eric Smith, asked him to try a different approach that took advantage of his raw athleticism.
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Wilson, who is the quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks and married to singer Ciara, proved that his impressive athleticism can shine with any sport.
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"He liked to draw analogies between baseball and viola playing," she said, "and the athleticism of the hands for the pitchers and the violist."
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LeBron's life was transformed in the fourth grade, when his unique athleticism opened the door to stability and thereafter a rapid ascent to stardom.
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A new generation of modern explorers, less concerned with feats of athleticism than they are with saving what remains of nature, has the floor.
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Turaev is no stranger to Guinness records, but these two-finger pull-ups are visibly grueling, even for someone at his level of athleticism.
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And in the long run, Mr Stanton is only 28, and has the physique and athleticism to retain his value well into his 30s.
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Dimitrov was dubbed "Baby Fed" when he came on to the circuit because of his all-round skill and easy-on-the-eye athleticism.
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Roberson is certainly aided by quality pieces at his back—big men Steven Adams and now Taj Gibson are cinderblocks blessed with Olympic athleticism.
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For years, Wrestlemania III—a rehearsed performance of athleticism—held the record for the largest audience to attend an indoor event in North America.
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Once you've built up some fitness, falling through the air, absorbing the landing, then immediately reapplying force is a key component of building athleticism.
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His superpower, more than his alarming athleticism, or his preternatural lack of fear, or his inexhaustible work ethic, was his ability to spin hate.
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Parker began wrestling at Princeton Anne High School, and despite a complete lack of training, he began to impress coaches with his raw athleticism.
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He tried to load the roster with speed, athleticism and contact hitting to maximize the thunder from Robinson Cano, Nelson Cruz and Kyle Seager.
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Although he said his fastball in high school was a pedestrian 85 to 88 miles per hour, the Mets liked his potential and athleticism.
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And so I began my search with a focus on the physical attributes that I have always been attracted to -- namely height and athleticism.
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The Frenchman isn't blessed with the eye-catching athleticism of the new generation of Les Bleus, particularly Paul Pogba, Kingsley Coman and Anthony Martial.
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Hornacek said he believes that Rose has shown more athleticism this season than he did during his last injury-marred season with the Bulls.
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Few teams combine Syracuse's commitment to an unorthodox defense — Coach Jim Boeheim's 2-3 zone — with the athleticism and the size to execute it.
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Few teams combine Syracuse's commitment to an unorthodox defense — Coach Jim Boeheim's 212-225 zone — with the athleticism and the size to execute it.
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After all, for all its athleticism and elegance Muay Thai is arguably the most brutal martial art not dreamed up by Russian television executives.
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Sanu, whose undeniable athleticism has never translated into big-time production, was Pro Football Focus' 101st-graded receiver out of 113 qualifiers last season.
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Suns head coach Jeff Hornacek has pointed to his athleticism and experience and says that at some point he will get into their rotation.
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But it hasn't really sapped his athleticism, and what you saw in one year at Duke is what I'd call his "injury recovery" year.
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The kind of stuff that didn't matter so much in the regional promotions he came up through where his athleticism could hide these errors.
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As Gonzalez speculates about retirement at the end of his contract, Bellinger, who also plays the outfield, has put his athleticism to good use.
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There have been few displays of athleticism more graceful, more coordinated, or more impressive than these elementary school kids breaking a jump rope record.
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Though he might seem slightly undersized for a high-flying dunk champion, he showed more than enough athleticism to compete with the league's best.
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He has the height and athleticism to throw down highlight alley-oops and the ability to catch in open space and read the defense.
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Despite the couple's impressive athleticism, Shawn told PEOPLE in August she will be "good" if her child isn't into sports like mom and dad.
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But you see the structure of their body, you watch them on film and see their athleticism, and you know what you can get.
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He's 35 years old without the same athleticism he had a decade ago — and plays a style of basketball more suited for that decade.
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But analysts say that the depth of talent, athleticism and level of play on the WTA Tour is higher than it has ever been.
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The orchestra played with athleticism and verve, but little subtlety; playful interchanges among the woodwinds were muted behind a heavy curtain of string sound.
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For although the rapier-wielding Cyrano had physical courage and athleticism to burn, they weren't the sources of his most prodigious and irresistible skill.
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But starting around 73, salesmen promised that strapping into an IV of the stuff might help prevent Alzheimer's, improve skin quality, and enhance athleticism.
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Although their athleticism may not go beyond signing a check, owners have been well represented, at places like Paul Brown Stadium and Wrigley Field.
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Marzorati's prose is conversational, and the book encompasses more than insightful sportswriting—it is an intimate and captivating look at athleticism, competition, and aging.
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One of Israel's top contemporary troupes, Vertigo is celebrated for its theatrical flair and meditative athleticism, both of which will be on display here.
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He was immediately impressed by Gauff's athleticism and her toughness, including the way she handled intense interviews designed to test the young players' resolve.
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This time, while hordes of fans celebrated her Australian Open win with tweets complimenting her for her athleticism, the predictable reactions were still there.
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He has also made the team for the legendary Thanksgiving day Baldwin Bowl every year, so his athleticism even today is not in question.
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Toronto employs several young wings, including OG Anunoby and Norman Powell, who could use lessons in how to translate athleticism into consistent on-court success.
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For Dossena, the contemporary equivalent was injecting an element of athleticism into the clothes, giving his designs what he likes to call a "fast" appeal.
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Riding a 24-metre wave takes exceptional guts, judgement and athleticism—as well as a partner on a reliable jet ski to tow you in.
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The jump, which pushes the limits of athleticism, sees Radford toss Duhamel, who spins four times in the air before landing backwards on one foot.
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This is a man whose athleticism and reaction times are elite but whose boxing form and comfort under fire can only be categorized as cryptic.
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That the two are stars of equal magnitude now may be a testament to Kovalev's willpower to overcome any gaps in natural athleticism or power.
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She just doesn't have the power or athleticism to keep up with the modern game, which is where Mirza and her lethal forehand comes in.
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Hanks plays Langdon like a fuddy-duddy James Bond who doesn't have awesome gadgets, cars, or athleticism but, instead knows way too much about Dante.
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Some of this is thanks to a small sample size, diminishing athleticism and curbed quickness, but his surrounding personnel deserves a smidge of blame, too.
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Portland hit seven 3-pointers in the first half to stay within striking distance but eventually the length and athleticism of the Tar Heels prevailed.
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Cyclones Manager Tom Gamboa, citing Dunn's athleticism, the looseness of his arm and his stuff, said he was even reminiscent of a young Dwight Gooden.
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With the length and athleticism of an NBA team, No. 16 Connecticut has great expectations as it tips off the season Friday against visiting Wagner.
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But between the time he first became a heavyweight boxing champ and then American icon, he graced us with his athleticism, wit, religion and character.
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Samardzija's athleticism — and the relatively fresh condition of his arm for 31 years old — attracted the San Francisco Giants in free agency this off-season.
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Complemented by Paige, the frontcourt, best in Division I, is powered by a collection of enormous young men whose size belies their agility and athleticism.
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Over the following decades, he reshaped American dance, introducing an aesthetic of strong, clean lines that emphasized the power and athleticism of the female body.
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Let's end on Jackie's athleticism, which sometimes gets lost in the iconography, but the footage is stunning, he's just incredible to watch, speed and grace.
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Allbirds' original shoes come in two styles, both designed for comfort and light athleticism, made of a high-quality wool, and produced in several colors.
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So he threw out his old philosophy and went all-in on one concept to take advantage of his team's length and athleticism: Press Virginia.
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But that's hardly Hendrix's only big anal achievement, and she's not the only porn star to indulge in serious rectal athleticism on the reg, either.
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First, in Milan, variations on old-school tracksuits (like this chevron-striped, half-zip sweater) came down the runway at Versace's show, which celebrated athleticism.
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When the Dodgers got Taylor — from Seattle in a deal for the minor league pitcher Zach Lee — they liked his versatility, athleticism and plate discipline.
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Female athletes, meanwhile, forever linked athleticism and strength to beauty, an innovative idea, given the previous preference for weak, pale women in the nineteenth century.
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They gathered those laurels by ushering in a romantic, slow-moving, balletic style that has largely been supplanted today by demonstrations of power and athleticism.
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"We've had a very special era with Serena dominating and setting the higher standard, a higher level of professionalism and athleticism in tennis," Evert said.
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Mr. Kline won a Tony for what Ben Brantley called his "witty athleticism and derring-do" as Garry Essendine, a matinee idol exhausted by idolatry.
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Always known for his slashing athleticism and versatile defense, Oladipo has found a shooting comfort back in Indiana where he starred as a college player.
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And Arnold Schwarzenegger, who says he's "99% vegan," co-produced the popular Netflix film "Game Changers" on vegan athleticism along with Cameron and Jackie Chan.
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While just about anyone can do it, the best practitioners use athleticism, finesse and musicality to transform it from a game into a choreographic feat.
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Instead, it's an empowering celebration of a woman in her 50s pulling off a feat of strength and athleticism — and looking damn good doing it.
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"I would not be surprised myself if his combination of athleticism and skill opens some eyes, and then he'll have a tough decision," Fraschilla said.
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In 2018, he released his debut album V.O., showcasing his soulful vocal talents and proving that he has musical ambitions that could rival his athleticism.
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Oates's observations about Dawn's psychic relationship to other women and her rumination on female masculinity and athleticism are so dazzling they warrant their own novel.
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I don't think the CEO really appreciated the level of athleticism that female tennis players need to have to make it into the professional ranks.
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A 2013 study in the Journal of Communication and Sport noted that media portrayals of female athletes emphasized femininity and heterosexuality as opposed to athleticism.
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The Ancient Greeks loved celebrating athleticism and prized the heavy events of boxing, wrestling, and the pankration as a national symbolic of strength and skill.
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The idea that testosterone is the miracle molecule of athleticism, and, accordingly, that people with higher levels would obviously perform better, combines several beliefs: that "athleticism" is a kind of master trait that describes similar characteristics in different athletes, that "athletic performance" across different sports generally requires the same core skills or capacities, and that testosterone has a potent effect on all of them.
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He would field the same kind of grounder seven different ways in 10 tries, shifting his feet and arm angles, getting by on athleticism, but barely.
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London-based creative studio FutureDeluxe and sports photographer Philip Haynes accentuate the strain of athleticism by juxtaposing human bodies with CGI, Illustration, collage, and stitch work.
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It's a blend of dramatic storytelling and raw athleticism that has been described as "sports entertainment," a phrase McMahon coined to describe pro wrestling in 1989.
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From his mindset to his athleticism to his basketball IQ, there's very little he can't do at a high level, and he's just 20 years old.
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It eschewed bright colors and any suggestion of athleticism for a dark blue, traditional Japanese pattern that first became popular in the Edo period of Japan.
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More freakish athleticism from NBA star Bismack Biyombo -- who put his soccer skills on display in NYC Wednesday ... crushing 4 GOALS in a celebrity charity match.
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Rachel, Alexis, Astrid, and Astrid's profoundly inadequately supportive sports bra advance to the final round on the strength of both their athleticism and chemistry with Nick.
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By increasing estrogen levels and blocking testosterone, advocates say trans women experience a decrease in muscle mass and an increase in fat storage — reducing overall athleticism.
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The switch, which will take place at the annual pageant on July 30, aims to more aptly showcase the 15- to 19-year-old contestants' athleticism.
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Medvedeva's unique ability to combine the athleticism of triple jumps with the artistry of a ballerina makes her a once-in-a-decade type of skater.
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Brandon Ingram and Larry Nance Jr. are coming off the bench as well, and both are primarily making use of their athleticism to help the team.
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He no longer has the athleticism to play like he did in his rookie season, which was the cheat code that let him break the rules.
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The Bucks "do a great job causing turnovers, getting deflections, using their length and athleticism to cause trouble on that end of the floor," Lillard said.
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Like your typical American politician, our Peer, played with radiant petulance and inexhaustible athleticism by Mr. Ebert, is a figure of great bluster, ambition and duplicity.
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In "Something Tangible," Ray Mercer's derivative contemporary ballet, the dancers, in socks, zip across the stage with kicks and turns in a blur of empty athleticism.
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Coincidence or not, these Blue Jays have many of the same characteristics as those Angels teams: athleticism, aggressiveness, dangerous bats and pitching that is good enough.
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Bale's thrilling athleticism and a burst of speed propelled him between Sergei Ignashevich and Igor Smolnikov as if the two experienced Russian defenders were standing still.
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Jeremy Gunn, head coach of men's soccer at Stanford University The biggest asset I look for on the field, past athleticism and skill, is intrinsic drive.
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"We had power arms, we had power bats, but our team defense, our overall range, maybe our athleticism on the defensive side — not great," Dipoto said.
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Jackson brings better defense, more versatility, and a dash of elite athleticism, while Tatum could be the alpha-dog scorer the team seems to currently lack.
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Over 3,000 minutes into his career, Hezonja is still a jittery, hesitant imbroglio whose pre-draft athleticism has vanished from almost every nook in his game.
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Brianna, the founder of Pregnancy & Postpartum Athleticism™️, has little patience for coaches who, by virtue of having a child, consider themselves experts in postpartum fitness.
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There are concerns about his athleticism, about his defense, and, as has been the case since he was a 300-pound high-schooler, about his conditioning.
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Two years later, he got invited to the Basketball Without Borders program, where he impressed scouts and executives with his size, athleticism, competitiveness, and overall potential.
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"It is the athleticism," he said, noting that rules changes had made the N.F.L. a more offense-friendly league and had encouraged quicker, less physical play.
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At 6 feet 6 inches, Cilic has the wingspan and athleticism to do damage more consistently with his volleys, and that is part of their blueprint.
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While Kansas State's fierce defense and superior athleticism played a major role in U.M.B.C.'s defeat, several Retrievers players pointed to good looks but bad luck.
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What they have in common is a history of athleticism and a passion for training with Mr. Foreman, who pushes them physically and binds them personally.
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"Jordan and Larry add athleticism, energy and length to both ends of the court for us," Koby Altman, the Cavaliers general manager, said in a statement.
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The problem with trying to flatten athleticism into a single dimension is illustrated especially well by a 2004 study published in The Journal of Sports Sciences.
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Over the past quarter-century, Japan's singles skaters have enjoyed regular international success that has been both engaging in its artistry and groundbreaking in its athleticism.
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His age is against him, but his ability to conjure shots that other players can only dream of endures, as does his incredible athleticism and stamina.
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They highlight women with multisport backgrounds, believing that they have both the athleticism to take quickly to suggested changes and a keen understanding of group dynamics.
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In one house, Nigel found himself subjected to a painful and relentless competition with another foster child who was favored for his good grades and athleticism.
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The Ducks enter the NCAA Tournament on a season-high eight-game winning streak, mostly thanks to a defense filled with length, athleticism and rim protection.
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Yet the Rockies liked his athleticism and his pedigree, as he was a former second-round draft pick from a major college program at Louisiana State.
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Few could have seen, however, how Jordan's effortless style, boundless athleticism and vicious competitiveness — not to mention his and Nike's marketing savvy — would captivate the public.
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Few cornerbacks last that long because the position is just too taxing, demanding of its practitioners exceptional speed, short-area quickness, athleticism, anticipation, footwork and technique.
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The scene—manic student section, ready-to-explode energy of the bench, relentless athleticism—was exactly what Leonelli envisioned when he started at Green Mountain College.
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The opening duet showcased the pristine athleticism of Benjamin Griffiths and Jonathan Porretta, yet Mr. Porretta, flashing surprised and self-satisfied looks, tried too hard to seduce.
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He's blessed with nearly every tool a wing player needs to be successful offensively, thanks to his rare combination of jaw-dropping athleticism and silky outside touch.
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And so, when you look at the enthusiasm, the youth, the athleticism and versatility, that'll really work well for us because our depth will be a factor.
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In a year that included the summer Olympics, who would have thought that we'd end up seeing some of the most stunning feats of athleticism in November?
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Although pageant organizers claimed the swimsuit round was meant to show off the contestants' athleticism, many felt that the skimpy suits didn't quite communicate that message clearly.
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"I love the display of athleticism, but more importantly, there are a lot of great people there for humanity and I look forward to all of it."
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His dancers flip and spin in skirts and don glittering masks with horns made from knives, which laces the elegance and athleticism with a sense of menace.
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Sure, everyone who knows me knows that I am the world's least athletic person ever to exist — but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy other people's athleticism!
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However, the team's lack of depth and frontcourt athleticism—ongoing problems Washington's front office has failed to solve over multiple seasons—could prove too much to overcome.
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Satana told the future star (and karate enthusiast) that the strength and athleticism that she displayed in her performances was a result of her martial arts training.
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Flameboy and Wet Willy paved my love of skateboarding that lives on to this day but has never translated into any sort of physical skill or athleticism.
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"The No. 1 thing with Korpi is, forget about his athleticism, I just like the way he handles himself, his mental makeup," Jackets coach John Tortorella said.
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"He's an outstanding addition to our incoming class and brings a terrific combination of size, skill and athleticism," Alford said in a statement released by the school.
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This will be the second straight grueling test for the Denver defense, and Newton's unparalleled athleticism makes the totally capable Brady look like he's wearing carbonite pants.
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Kasatkina was just a few weeks old when Williams, her beaded braids rattling as she ran, first wowed Wimbledon with a new brand of strength and athleticism.
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She moves with an explosive athleticism, looking like a gymnast as she bursts around the court with one of the best first steps in the women's game.
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With his lanky build, languid swing and natural athleticism, Johnson is among the first golfers cited by fellow pros when asked who has the most natural gifts.
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So let's assume for the moment that Anthony remains tethered to Porzingis and Jackson manages to upgrade the Knicks' backcourt and overall athleticism, making them playoff contenders.
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In Saudi Arabia, physical education is prohibited in all-girls public schools and women's gyms remain illegal in the kingdom because female athleticism is deemed un-Islamic.
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The three-judge panel concluded that although natural testosterone may play some role in athleticism, just what that role is, and how influential it is, remains unknown.
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The crystals also serve to emphasize the aesthetic aspect of a sport that has become ever more focused on athleticism and tricks — to its detriment, some argue.
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But Notre Dame Coach Mike Brey liked to have Pflueger on the floor for his athleticism, and on Sunday at Barclays Center, his decision was amply rewarded.
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That's a tough needle to thread: veer too far on one side of the athleticism-skill pendulum, and a prospect risks falling into the dreaded "tweener" category.
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It's arguably the most vicious prep dunk I've seen on tape in the last two years: Would you rather see how Bridges' athleticism looks against college players?
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Cleveland last season simply did not have an answer for a lineup that featured the speed, athleticism, shooting, and passing of Curry, Thompson, Iguodala, Barnes, and Green.
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Here's proof that all the good genes in the Mathieu family didn't go to Tyrann's freakish athleticism ... his little sister Toya has got mini-Beyonce level hotness.
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With opponents already having to deal with Toronto's relentless wave of coordinated athleticism and outside shooting, Lowry's transition pull-ups add an unfair wrinkle to their attack.
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It seems almost counterintuitive — in an era that's practically defined by activewear and an increased consumer appetite for athleticism, how could a sporting goods store go wrong?
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As is her athleticism; it's a shame that we hear more about the hormone levels of one of the most decorated female athletes today than her achievements.
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In 2015, a three-judge panel in the case struck down the I.A.A.F.'s rule, saying that the exact role natural testosterone plays in athleticism remained unknown.
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"The first thing we look for is the quality of the horse, or the athleticism of the horse," said Janet Foy, a judge at last year's finals.
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"Dialogue (DUO2015)," the final piece in Act 1, pairs Brigel Gjoka and Riley Watts — an extraordinary dancer with silky athleticism — in a frisky duet of physical reverberations.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Were you surprised at the physical and emotional stamina, artistry and athleticism needed to be a professional ballet dancer?
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - New Orleans Pelicans rookie Zion Williamson has the kind of athleticism that is leaving NBA arenas gasping, even if he doesn't take much notice.
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Bellinger reminded Boras of another one of his clients, Kris Bryant of the Chicago Cubs, who is also a slugger with the athleticism to play multiple positions.
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With an ability to extend plays with athleticism and then find players downfield, he could develop into something special if a team can afford to be patient.
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But they haven't had a player with Fitzpatrick's acumen and athleticism since Troy Polamalu, curly locks flowing from beneath his helmet, last patrolled the secondary in 2014.
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I'm guessing there were at least 30 years between the two of us, with all the attendant differences in athleticism and coolness, but none of that mattered.
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Sophomore Ike Smith finished with 12 points and junior guard Jake Allsmiller added 11 points to lead the Eagles, who struggled against the Gophers' superior size and athleticism.
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He wasn't always great at Kansas, but in the NBA I think he'll be able to use his athleticism much more in the open space on that end.
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Noel's athleticism and ability to protect the rim could be a good fit for the Mavericks, who sorely need a defensive-minded center to pair with Dirk Nowitzki.
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Auger-Aliassime, who mixes easy power off both wings, athleticism and a heavy-duty serve, had already seen off Grigor Dimitrov and Nick Kyrgios on his Queen's debut.
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The originally elegant costumes have been replaced by stretch fabric and embellished with more stones, emphasising the baubles on the ballerina's tutu more than her athleticism and artistry.
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Yeah, I think they have the most raw talent, in terms of like athleticism, people who are skilled at their positions and people that can legitimately create shots.
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"We should always focus on the talent and athleticism of our female sport stars as opposed to their appearance," said a spokeswoman for British group Women in Sports.
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From that first day in the pool, Gigi was hooked on the sport, which played into not only her natural gift for showmanship but also her tenacious athleticism.
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Greenwald, who will be a junior at Hopkins High School, began dancing in fifth grade and "thrives on the athleticism and competition of dance," according to the lawsuit.
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Michos says that some women may be anti-exercise because of the way that athleticism and physical activity have been marketed to men as an aspect of masculinity.
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With an overall record of 25-1 and a current 16-fight win streak, Jones established his dominance with his insane speed, jaw-dropping strength, and elite athleticism.
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" While she had "the athleticism," the wrestler said to the outlet that she "didn't have the extra swag and the glam — what my character Charlotte has become today.
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Yes, he had worrisome flaws (like free-throw shooting), but Drummond's combination of youth, size, and athleticism signaled the potential for growth into the mightiest of building blocks.
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Someone with length and elite athleticism like Hassan Whiteside never had to learn how to time his jumps with such precision; his body gave him a head start.
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Rippon's most impressive milestone—one that speaks to his endurance, dedication, and athleticism—is that he is the oldest American figure skating rookie in the Olympics since 1936.
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The level of drive and athleticism on display is staggering, and if you've ever wondered just how extrinsic one's image can be, this is the show for you.
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"He made some errors early in the game that were costly, and he made some plays at the end that his athleticism allowed him to make," Saban said.
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After two losses to open the season, some in the NFL wonder how healthy Newton's shoulder and foot are and if his athleticism is already on the decline.
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He was also flat-footed, allowing Barnes to leap over him, another illustration of how difficult it has been for the Cavaliers to hide Love's lack of athleticism.
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LaVine is a dynamite offensive talent with hallucinogenic athleticism; he's talented enough to make the same shots a rational human being would not have enough confidence to try.
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It has everything: a complete engagement of the whole court at once, running, improvisational magic (TWICE!), and feats of amazing athleticism (How did Durant get there so fast!?).
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Dipoto has been clear about his desire to improve the team's speed and athleticism, and he's acquired players like Heredia, Haniger, and Jarrod Dyson to do just that.
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Wrestling, by including impressively staged and performed stunt work in its storytelling, combines athleticism with fiction, bringing alleged "fluff" to the real and more important world of athletics.
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And as Harbaugh continues to distribute Peppers around the field to take advantage of his speed and athleticism, the constant movement could leave potential suitors with unanswered questions.
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But his value comes from his athleticism and ability to plug the holes in the lineup that will inevitably arise over the course of a marathon baseball season.
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With his frame, athleticism, and a Flacco-esque knack for hitting big sideline throws when it counts, Bortles could easily pile up some big wins and cool highlights.
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Skating to James Brown and a wealth of hip-hop and R&B, the scene bursts with personal expression, vibrant style, beauty, athleticism, and a sense of family.
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Kasey Kiser from Wilmington, N.C., came up with a creative solution to bolster athleticism without new technology: I believe we have reached "Peak Olympics", especially in some events.
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In Hosmer's case, though, Boras paired a relatively young player known for his athleticism and leadership with a team eager to shed its status as an also-ran.
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Chen dazzled with remarkable athleticism and pulled off five quadruple jumps as he beat Ross Miner by a startling 40.72 points, finishing with a total score of 315.23.
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As for Antetokounmpo's unique athleticism, Connaughton considers him to be something of a hybrid of Kevin Durant of the Golden State Warriors and LeBron James of the Lakers.
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There's an arms race of athleticism within the sport, and the idiots who would otherwise watch Bum Fights and Worldstar clips like masturbating monkeys would eventually lose interest.
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But the cast members who make up this show's central chorus line, all over 60, still do what they once did with grace and style, if less athleticism.
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In recent months, Puma released a collection with Balmain, Raf Simmons announced the release of a shoe inspired by athleticism, and Balenciaga debuted a martial arts inspired shoe.
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Conceived by the house's then artistic director, Jacques Helleu, the design was cast in matte monochromatic ceramic, a material that gave the women's accessory a fresh, graphic athleticism.
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He may recover, but there are major questions about his ability to stay on the floor, particularly as a 7-foot-3 player who relies on his athleticism.
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The European game, they told him, was focused more on basketball I.Q., a style of play in which guile can make up for whatever is lacking in athleticism.
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Dallas has been trying to trade Smith for weeks, having quickly concluded that the ball-dominant guard, despite his robust athleticism, is not an ideal fit with Doncic.
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DeMar has length, he's quick, he has athleticism, he's tough, so there's no reason why he can't be the defender he's been in the last month or so.
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Still, there are days like Wednesday when his knees stop hurting, the seams feel perfect in his hand and his delivery is a billboard of balance and athleticism.
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As Brown tinkers with different ways to accentuate Simmons's nightmarish athleticism (while obscuring his setbacks) in lineups that feature Embiid and Butler, look for this more and more.
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The likes of Murray and Djokovic have made an art out of defending, their incredible movement and athleticism making it seem almost impossible to punch a hole through them.
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He explodes to the rim with such relentlessness that you genuinely fear for the safety of the people around him, his sheer athleticism the stuff of nationalist propaganda films.
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As much as we remember tremendous feats of athleticism, we also remember moments of courage when we saw people we admire use their platform to empower and inspire us.
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Romero's highlight reel is a love letter to athleticism, full of jumping knees and explosive third round knockouts, but Whittaker exposed Romero's greatest flaw: a need to take breaks.
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It is undeniable that ballet creates an environment that can become unhealthy or demeaning for women, but it's also, at its best, a source of joy, athleticism, and possibility.
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But women who downplay their athleticism to appear more feminine will have their commitment to sports, or their athletic ability, questioned by their coaches or teammates, Dr. Mann says.
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For example, some of the biggest trends of 20023 — bohemian peasant dresses, Eastern Bloc athleticism, '22002s drag — have their origins in inner cities, immigrant neighborhoods, and art-squatter communities.
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The sedan adopts a fastback shape that is meant to give it a sense of "athleticism, sophistication and confidence …from every angle," said Andrew Smith, Caddy's global design chief.
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His music wasn't just good; it reimagined the act of rapping as a feat of raw, pristine athleticism, a postmodern dance of free-associative imagery and spectacular vocal acrobatics.
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I was pulling from the sheer athleticism of the Michael Kidd choreography in Seven Brides, which a lot of times seems like you're watching the most incredible stunt performers.
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While Saint's first toss is a little short, it bounces right up into his mom's hands and she throws up her arms in celebration of her son's budding athleticism.
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The ninth overall pick in this year's draft, Smith is a dynamic torpedo whose near-mythical athleticism has drawn frequent comparisons to reigning MVP and scoring champion Russell Westbrook.
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While Saint's first toss is a little short, it bounces right up into Kardashian West's hands and she throws up her arms in celebration of her son's budding athleticism.
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Afterwards, I could use that information to become more competitive, but for anyone else that isn't dead-set on athleticism the VO2 stat might just be a pretty stat.
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With some encouragement from her brother, Toni tries out for the Lionesses, forcing her to recondition her bruising athleticism so it can fit with the squad's tight, frenetic choreography.
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German Shepherd Dog (11.34%) German Shepherd dogs are known for their intelligence, athleticism and loyalty, often making them an ideal breed for service dogs, police dogs and mutt relatives.
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This afternoon, Jordan took a big sideline step towards an NFL career of his own, at least if 'incredible athleticism during a lazy low-key, no-tackle practice' counts.
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Moreover, although there is nothing to stop other countries from developing gymnasts with similar degrees of raw athleticism, it may take a generation to locate and train such talent.
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His athleticism has treated us to some eye-popping plays, such as this: And this: But while the rim protection is deadly, Team USA's dominance continues with perimeter defense.
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Instead of painting two talented athletes in competition, Kerrigan was heralded as near-royalty, where Harding's talent and athleticism—and her poor background—made her fodder for gross comments.
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By Wednesday, Engel's catches had created a buzz not only on social media, but also among his teammates — even if they have come to expect such feats of athleticism.
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"Jalen has always been a guy that, because of his athleticism and his ability to run the ball, has made a lot of plays with his feet," Saban said.
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Manhattan Plaza WaterWorks, the resident synchronized swim team of Manhattan Plaza Health Club — as well as a championship team that competes nationally — presents routines that meld artistry with athleticism.
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Athleticism became something he was later to champion in dance: Many of his male dancers had powerful musculatures, while many of his female dancers displayed lissomeness, force and boldness.
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Given the leaguewide demand for wing players, Bazley is regarded in N.B.A. personnel circles as a virtual lock to be drafted next June, thanks to his length and athleticism.
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Yankees 5, Indians 4 CLEVELAND — Yankees Manager Aaron Boone may tout the "sneaky athleticism" of his backup catcher Austin Romine, but he cannot do it with a straight face.
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He likes the athleticism of Dyson, Ben Gamel, Mitch Haniger and Guillermo Heredia, who are largely untested but have the center-field pedigree Dipoto wants in his corner outfielders.
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Saint Mary's coach Randy Bennett admitted the Waves feature the strength and athleticism that can bother a team like the Gaels, who rely heavily on patience and precise execution.
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Owens also offered more subtle allusions to athleticism, namely sporty tank tops and puffy comforter capes that resembled the foil insulation blankets doled out to runners after a race.
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Still, he understands better than most what Judge is capable of, how he marshals his uncommon size and athleticism — at the plate, on the bases and in the field.
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While that probably gave teams pause, his massive frame, which could seemingly take on quite a bit more weight, and his athleticism project him as an impact left tackle.
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Anderson moved into the starting lineup at the start of the winning streak and his length and athleticism on the wing are big parts of the team's defensive improvement.
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But his speed stayed intact — his grandfather was a collegiate sprinter at Wisconsin — and so did his athleticism; DeJong, who is 6 feet 1 inch, can dunk a basketball.
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That often meant Jones would be matched up against an opposing player also from the W.N.B.A. She learned how best to use her 6-foot-11 wingspan and athleticism.
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Post Malone's self-satisfied self-pity coupled with the Chili Peppers' we-can-still-do-this athleticism — the singer Anthony Kiedis ended up shirtless — all played like unintentional parody.
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He can play his way onto the field immediately but will hit another level if he can increase his feel for the game while maintaining his advantage in athleticism.
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The first came from "Level Up," whose thigh-driven choreography and impressive footwork offered both a challenge an impressive look at what "winning, like on another level" of pop athleticism.
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Stephens, who looks deceptively casual but possesses supreme speed and athleticism, settled the quicker against a nervous-looking Svitolina, breaking at the first opportunity to lay down an early marker.
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But he was willing to not only tweet a vague message of support to a gay Olympic athlete, but also to sit within three feet of pure, unadulterated gay athleticism.
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Hinds focuses on attracting Mississippi talent first, but often scoops up high school students who still want to compete but may need more time to develop their academics and athleticism.
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He works the perfect style for the country's wrestling culture, a mix of raw athleticism, hard strikes, willingness to get hit for real, and a flair for the physically dramatic.
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She's dazzled us grownups too with her athleticism and empowerment in the face of the sexism that still exists in sports, even at the highest level at the Olympic Games.
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This environment makes for a ridiculously high level of athleticism, and offers a glimpse at what Olympic skateboarding might look like – though surely we are to expect more female competitors?
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"And now I think with the evolution of the rackets, the game, the athleticism it's more of a powerful game," said the American who works for ESPN as an analyst.
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As the league trends more towards shooting, versatility and athleticism in the frontcourt, this group is more ideal to both score on and stop a majority of opposing starting fives.
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With obvious athleticism, a breathtaking arm and a precocious command of head coach Andy Reid's passing offense, Mahomes was as aggressive, effective and efficient going downfield as any quarterback ever.
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Chandler's apex season saw him fully harness the elite size and remarkable athleticism that he has always possessed, tempered with the wisdom of a career's worth of trial and error.
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It's not the fiendish title character, played here with uncanny athleticism by Aaron Monaghan, nor any of his many royal relatives and rivals, all those frantically competitive Henrys and Edwards.
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His intended style this time around, he said, would be a familiar American style: strong goalkeeping, young attacking talent and an experienced midfield, brought together by athleticism, togetherness and spirit.
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Combining pure athleticism and artistic talent, the ballerina is one of the most versatile performers in showbiz — and a prima ballerina notably has the highest honor within the ballet company.
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Then, in the wilder 1960s, Brigitte Bardot made it acceptably sexy, while Cheryl Tiegs and the women of Charlie's Angels imbued it with a feminine athleticism characteristic of the '70s.
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Bender was outplayed last season by fellow Phoenix Suns forward Marquese Chriss, while incoming rookie Josh Jackson has cape-not-included athleticism more commonly associated with a seat-filling daredevil.
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With a rare combination of size, athleticism, skill, and work ethic, she is the latest and perhaps likeliest could-be star in an increasingly robust pipeline of Canadian basketball talent.
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Given the incredible feats of athleticism and competitive drive on display at the Olympics, it's remarkable that a majority of athletes aren't injured and head home from the games unscathed.
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LeBron James and Tristan Thompson can change games with their athleticism when it matters most, and Iman Shumpert is an overlooked wild card for what he brings on the perimeter.
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A series of strategically placed hologram machines and some extraordinary athleticism enable a point guard to appear in two places on the court at the same time, like a mirage?
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Gaffalione was fortunate to stay in the saddle, and War of Will demonstrated tremendous athleticism in staying on his feet and averting what could have been a multiple-horse pileup.
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Unlike Houston, the Knicks are saturated with big men, even though that runs counter to the prevailing wisdom in the N.B.A., which increasingly emphasizes athleticism and outside shooting over size.
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Because he does not have elite athleticism, there has been a consistent belief that he is a poor defender, but he has worked hard on that element of his game.
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The priests believed athleticism was an essential part of education and by the early 1900s had developed a hockey program that became a training team for the National Hockey League.
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Sports fans will be interested to see the basketball player Lamar Odom and the former football player Ray Lewis try to translate their athleticism into moves on the dance floor.
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Cruz is a full-time D.H. now, yet that role — and his most famous chance in the field — obscures the athleticism that gave him a career in the first place.
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Herbalife cultivates an image of wellness and athleticism; it sponsors more than sixty sports teams and a hundred and fifty professional athletes, including Cristiano Ronaldo, the Real Madrid soccer star.
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"I thought she was destined to be a top player because of her physicality and her athleticism, but she doesn't have much of a plan B in matches," McEnroe said.
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The Knicks selected him eighth over all in June's N.B.A. draft, betting that his length, athleticism and capacity for the game will allow him to grow into a significant player.
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Team: UCLA BruinsYear: JuniorPosition: ForwardStats: 19.1 PPG, 8.3 RPG, 1.5 APGOne thing to know: Michaela Onyenwere does it all for the Bruins thanks to her remarkable athleticism and prolific scoring.
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The folk tradition, which borrows from African, Native American, Caribbean and British cultures, dates to the 18th century, before slavery was outlawed in Bermuda, and requires both artistry and athleticism.
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The featured babies would usually be the children of famous athletes performing feats of either athleticism or cuteness, which is really something we should all be able to agree on.
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He did it all, scoring 240 points, pulling down 20.545 rebounds and using his defensive athleticism to help limit the Warriors to 53-for-25 shooting from 216.4-point range.
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The Cavaliers defense will never be perfect, but any chance of beating the Golden State Warriors in a potential Finals showdown disintegrates without Shumpert's springy athleticism somewhere in the rotation.
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Golf is plagued by steep barriers to entry—the pure athleticism that might allow a newcomer to succeed in football or basketball won't help a new golfer on the tee box.
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Jones lacks elite athleticism or speed, and Miller has carved out a lengthy career without those assets, using idiosyncratic drives, savvy court vision, and a well-defined post game to thrive.
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Unknowing visitors expecting an exhibition of male athleticism are greeted with figures that become gradually unclothed with each successive painting, resulting in almost pornographic tropes of brokeback mountaineers and unholy priests.
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Mr. Rubio is speaking directly to them, and is clearly enjoying himself: He drops some passes, but also makes impressive catches, showing his athleticism and a good-natured sense of humor.
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Questions about his fitness and athleticism were persistent, and as productive as he was with the UCLA Bruins, some doubted that his rather technical game would translate to the next level.
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Durant had another off shooting night—though he did finish with 26 points—but was brilliant defensively, using his length and athleticism to switch from Green to Curry and stymie both.
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Monfils displayed his renowned athleticism in a high-quality quarter-final, relying on his lightning-fast court coverage to manufacture a 23-63 26-22 victory over the losing Wimbledon finalist.
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Related: Olympic Photographer Captures Portraits of Pure Athleticism See The Soccer Fields of Brazilian Neighborhoods From Up Into The Clouds "Trace" Serves Up A 65-Foot-Wide Stop Motion Tennis Match
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He didn't want to talk about third base, either—Suarez believed that Contreras, with his raw strength, athleticism, intelligence, and passion for the game, would be wasted at the hot corner.
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More often than not, these are unfathomably spectacular feats on the defensive end that ooze a certain amount of versatility, athleticism, and basketball bravery that's unheard of from someone his size.
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For whatever reasons you like—increased drug testing, a greater emphasis on run prevention, the athleticism of the next generation of players—baseball has gotten lighter and quicker in recent years.
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"I really like his athleticism and his demeanor on the court," said Ram, who also won the 22015 Australian Open mixed doubles title with Barbora Krejcikova, his only Grand Slam title.
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These races combine high-tech design with extreme athleticism from crew members in helmets who scramble around the boat, hang off the edge to provide stability and sometimes get washed off.
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Remnants of the athleticism and physicality that once made Howard a top-five player still elevate Howard's game on both ends, and opponents still can't score against him at the rim.
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Gurley isn't just a physical marvel; he combines athleticism with patience to read blocks, and vision to see them developing—two skills that less dynamic backs have used to great success.
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He has grown into an increasingly important piece for the present and future of the Chicago Bulls, primarily thanks to two things: a respectable outside jumpshot and that multiply blessed athleticism.
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I took the athleticism of GLOW really seriously, and then I tried Christmas sober, and then I did the tour and then I just felt really in tune with something different.
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Through the use of harnesses and ropes, the 10 dancers float above the ground, extend horizontally from sliding walls, and offer breathtaking athleticism in a dancer's dream of gravity-free space.
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Djokovic even looked ready to take a quick early lead on Stadium One, where he has won five singles titles on the hard courts where his elastic athleticism is best expressed.
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The Tar Heels, as ever, are loaded inside, with size and athleticism that enables them to outrebound Washington by 48-24, and forward Luke Maye had 267 points and 22 boards.
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Shooting Guard, Virginia He will get knocked for a lack of athleticism, and those complaints aren't without merit, but thus far he has found a path to success everywhere he's gone.
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The central part in "Apollo" (1928) — the oldest George Balanchine work that the company performs — is one of the most difficult male roles in the repertory, requiring athleticism and dramatic depth.
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There is a proposal by international skating officials to reduce the numerical value of quad jumps after these Olympics in an attempt to restore more balance between skating's athleticism and artistry.
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His ability to slide on hard courts and improvise on defense call to mind Nadal and Djokovic, and when he attacks the net, his graceful athleticism is reminiscent of Roger Federer.
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Amid the displays of athleticism and artistry at this week's championships, there also has emerged a development in technology that could hint at the trajectory of officiating across the sports landscape.
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Jesús grew up, spent several years working in North Carolina, and returned to Hampton with a woman named Edith who had been attracted to his athleticism, work ethic and quiet humility.
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Bruce Lee is best known for his movies like "Enter the Dragon," movies that showcase his incredible athleticism but also, for those paying attention, his philosophy toward life and martial arts.
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It is a dunk that is dripping with spontaneity, exploding out of the screen, a show of athleticism and verve that shakes the viewer to his or her or their very core.
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Vonn named Michael Jordan, Roger Federer, and Serena Williams as that kind of GOAT, inspiring people not only with their athleticism but by what they are able to do off the court.
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The whole film was going to ride on finding an actress who could carry a feature film, and play this role that had so many emotional challenges but also so much athleticism.
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But she didn't initially think that she would be spending too much time breaking a sweat with her boo because Upton says that baseball players aren't the picture of athleticism to her.
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If you only weigh 110 pounds, I don't really care if you are a man or a woman, it's about athleticism of course, it's about fitness, but it's not about sheer strength.
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Atlanta's star wide receiver busted out some impressive athleticism in the first half of Super Bowl LI, making an incredible sidelines catch and toe-tapping just long enough to stay in bounds.
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Freshman Brandon Ingram led Duke with 24 points but he was about the only Blue Devil who could keep up with Pac-12 regular-season and tournament champion Oregon's quickness and athleticism.
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As a Toronto insider, I have heard all kinds of things about how this year's contest aims to combine highbrow and low, athleticism and witticisms, the Golden PEN and the silver screen.
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Zion has the Internet going nuts right now ... with his crazy dunk videos (including a free throw line joint) from Duke practices going viral because of the sheer amazingness of his athleticism.
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But Grant says that even though Zion's got the tools to be a king -- athleticism, size, explosiveness -- expecting him to become THE King is too much, especially this early (remember O.J. Mayo??).
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Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter: Having demonstrated her action chops in the Fast & Furious franchise, Gadot brings a graceful athleticism to the role of a superhuman determined to take down Ares himself.
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Your genes may shape your personality, athleticism or outlook, but it's often the combination of genes, your experiences and what you are exposed to that ultimately determine your physical and psychological state.
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Whatever James has lost in athleticism at age 32—and let's be honest, he has a whole lot in reserve—he has more than made up for it with his basketball mastery.
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Prior to her fall from grace, Cristina was known for her intelligence — she was the first female member of Spain's royal family to earn a college degree — and athleticism, the AFP reports.
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Biyombo, 24, is coming off a breakout year in Toronto, where he showed more of the athleticism, toughness and shot-blocking instincts that made him the seventh pick by Charlotte in 29.
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The sex itself was like morning sex has always been in my experience; intimate, sensual, soulful, cuddly, and lacking the athleticism, theatricality and occasional nastiness that are mainstays of our nighttime efforts.
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On Instagram, futsal players can be seen performing impressive feats of athleticism with a backing soundtrack of shitty electronic music—soccer highlights seem to attract this genre of music, for some reason.
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I always thought it was ridiculous how old man Michael Jordan and old man Kobe Bryant could still dominate all the fresh talent, year after year after their athleticism has clearly faded.
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A steely defence by the U.S. forced the Greeks to take a barrage of difficult perimeter shots while the champions took advantage of their athleticism at the other end of the court.
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Both teams depended on a four-man rush instead of blitzing, excelled at forcing turnovers and valued speed and athleticism at linebacker to help neutralize pass-catching running backs and tight ends.
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When/if his outside shot comes around, he'll be able to coexist with any type of big, including Zion Williamson (it's hard not to faint when day-dreaming about that collective athleticism).
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In lieu of glossy and perfect, Celeste takes a raw lense to everything in her life, including her lack of athleticism and a sense of relatable discomfort in front of the camera.
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Bowles said that Lee's emergence as a three-down linebacker appealed to the Jets and that his strengths — speed, athleticism, agility — would be critical in a league featuring so many spread offenses.
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Lawrence certainly showed his athleticism and speed during the drive, but L.S.U., it seemed, could not stop stubbing its toes via penalty flags: an illegal block gave Clemson a 219-yard gift.
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What if some sports were based on human athleticism more akin to Formula One racing, where scientists, engineers and innovation play a significant role in who makes it to the winner's podium?
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Tom Brady is obviously known for his impressive athleticism on and off of the football field — but the quarterback says sometimes his wife Gisele Bündchen gives him a run for his money.
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He had all of the skills associated with the role, but his size — he was 20153 feet 22015 inch — and his athleticism and power made him even more of an attacking threat.
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Some portion of his athleticism was inherited from his father, the French cinema legend Jean-Pierre Cassel, the limber and ineffably suave movie idol who was known as the French Fred Astaire.
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A best-case scenario for Wentz is that he proves capable of mastering an NFL system and understanding how to attack NFL defenses while adding some off-schedule production with his athleticism.
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The Mavericks market Smith, 20, and his uber-athleticism as aggressively as they promote Nowitzki, with confidence that Smith's recent triple-double against New Orleans was merely a glimpse of the future.
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D-Ware's been killin' the dance game with his NFL athleticism -- hoppin' over Lindsay in his 'DWTS' debut last month and then throwing her around like a rag doll in Monday's tango.
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It was unclear watching him last year how a seven-footer who can't shoot and doesn't possess leap-off-the-screen athleticism could carve out a meaningful role on a winning team.
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A former major-college football player, he helped produce those gloriously rich tapestries of athleticism; the long, slow spirals set against azure skies; the leaping, twisting grabs by receivers; and the thunderous hits.
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Neither wows you with athleticism and neither should be a featured player, but they're both blood-and-guts reliable types who'll help you in a ton of ways and usually not make mistakes.
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His height and raw athleticism made him an attractive basketball player, but he vowed to "work and work" in the gym in order to improve his skills to become a more complete player.
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Unfortunately, ballet dancers are often left out of the conversation about body positivity, because there's an assumption that they abuse their bodies to achieve the caliber of athleticism that the art form requires.
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Hosted by Liza Koshy (with commentary by original host Marc Summers!), the series sees contestants battle it out in a test of wits, strategy and athleticism — complete with a healthy dose of slime.
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First she showed off her athleticism in the CR Girls 2018 with TECHNOGYM calendar and now she shared her "freeform day" with Love magazine in the latest installment of its annual advent calendar.
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Bergouignan knew Gallon had the drive and athleticism to make it to the pole, and, she joked, on the off-chance Gallon was selected, what fantastic research she could do on the team.
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The story of this one was Benavidez's speed, athleticism, and veteran savvy, which he used to outland his opponent on the feet and pop up like a spring whenever he was taken down.
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A.J.'s apparently been a camp standout for the Jags so far, and we can see why -- with the freak athleticism the dude displayed while working out with famed athletic trainer, David Alexander.
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He still jumps passing lanes with precision, a skill that keeps his steal rate high, but is that foul stat an aberration worth ignoring or a data point that signals his declining athleticism?
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The Bullet Club's leader, Kenny Omega, wears Nintendo-themed T-shirts and blends athleticism with a hammy, meta-wrestling practice that is light years removed from his days as a WWE developmental washout.
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He does this by steady rhythm, seamless phrasing, calmly slow athleticism, complete generosity and a focus that makes us feel that we are in a wide-open space when the air is lucid.
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So one hundred and forty five pounds is stacked with women who look too small to be there and just don't have the athleticism, technique, strength or experience that Cyborg has in spades.
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Barack delighted a bunch of kids -- especially one little wide receiver -- Wednesday by visiting the Washington Nationals foundation & Youth Baseball Academy in D.C. ... and he didn't hold back from showing off his athleticism.
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To be fair to the Padres, while Phillips' minor league performances were strong on walks and speed, there wasn't much else there to suggest a future big-league star except his notable athleticism.
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Fortunately, Reyes's athleticism fell just short of getting him drafted after the NFL combine and after some time training at his brother's MMA gym, Reyes found himself a new home in combat sports.
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Age and declining athleticism are a factor, but so is space, attention, and the fact that whatever system Oklahoma City deploys will be approximately 10 million times more productive than the Triangle Offense.
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At around 6 feet tall, he is much less physically imposing in person than he appears onscreen, with the unassuming athleticism of the friend you forget does CrossFit until beach season comes around.
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As if Woods needed another reminder about the actuarial life table for elite athleticism, he slopped to a five-over-par 76 on Friday that resulted in a pink slip from the tournament.
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That's the big question for the Sooners quarterback who used his supercharged attitude and athleticism to find a great deal of success despite being on the smaller side (6 foot 1, 215 pounds).
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While he has athleticism to spare for a player at his position, he has not quite figured out how to let his length compensate for his limitations in terms of a strong base.
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The athleticism was almost all cardio and feats of strength, with burly men (and more rarely, women) asked to lift other burly men up in the air for 40 plus minute endurance tests.
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Praised in their homeland for their athleticism and their prowess, they are regularly derided as error-prone and unreliable in Europe, or simply never given the chance to cross the Atlantic at all.
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Her natural athleticism was obvious from the beginning, but the sport calls for gymnasts to be both thoroughbred and jockey, and Biles had not yet figured out how to rein in her power.
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Female pop stars might seem to offer the yin to football players' yang, but in the music-video era, these women's work requires its own athleticism, timing, discipline and unerring performance under pressure.
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Tre'Davious White, Cornerback, Louisiana State His athleticism and instincts make him seem like an elite prospect at cornerback, but his small frame, below-average tackling, and reputation for playing soft count against him.
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I don't think there's any question a team will take him in the first round, based on just his age, his size for a guard and that crazy combination of skill and athleticism.
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This shift is driven by pure athleticism — female runners now outnumber male runners — and by fashion: the rise of athleisure means many Americans wear sneakers around the clock, not just in the gym.
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On the court, he displayed his old flair for driving to the basket, flashing the athleticism and quickness that had helped him win a Most Valuable Player Award with the Bulls in 2011.
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Those who were valued for their good looks or athleticism experienced much more grief in regard to their current bodies than those who derived confidence from qualities that were much less time-fixed.
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Hard and straight: Keep that kick-all input depressed for just long enough, and there it goes, drilled into the bottom corner where even the average keeper's superhuman athleticism can't keep it out.
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First on the BBC, and then on the grainy soft-porn channel that was Channel 5 in the early noughties, Robot Wars was a programme which highlighted the very best of robot athleticism.
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He might've been able to pull that off in Cleveland five years ago, but this 30-year-old LeBron doesn't have the athleticism to just power through guys, turn that corner, and get up.
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Now, an ocean away from home, Deguara is spending the next six months training at a local gym, improving his athleticism, fine-tuning his basketball skills, and strengthening his mind through meditation and yoga.
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But Bregman's athleticism and range at third base allows the Puerto Rican the flexibility to shade a little closer to second than most shortstops would, and still cost his team little in the bargain.
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T.O. was balling up at the Sports Academy in Thousand Oaks, and showed flashes of the athleticism that's gonna make him an NFL Hall Of Famer one day (seriously guys, put the man in).
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That gives Doyle—a blood-and-guts type with good hands and sub-optimal athleticism—a clear path to high-single-digit targets on a weekly basis, beginning Week 7 against the Tennessee Titans.
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With his long arms, elite athleticism, and rangy quickness, it's no surprise that Wiggins also carries a reputation as an impact defender, but nearly every statistical measure paints him as a negative defensive player.
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By exercising their muscles and using artificial stimulation in areas where they don't the capacity to flex on their own, the competitors in the Cybathlon occupy the crossroads between athleticism, technological research, and biotech.
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Kawhi Leonard (26 points, 6 rebounds, 5 steals and 43 assists) was the first San Antonio player to assert himself, stirring the crowd with a sequence of athleticism and hustle in the second quarter.
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Beyond the sheer athleticism depicted in "Run," the series also nods at that unusual spot in culture that Brown occupies: Industry upon industry is built around telling women, especially mothers, what they're doing wrong.
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Sometimes referred to as the Diego Maradona of ski jumping, an icon in a sport that commands bravery, nerves and athleticism, Nykanen knew what he wanted to do as soon as he started jumping.
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The U.S. women's Olympic teams took home more medals than American men in 2012, and efforts by athletes Katie Ledecky, Simone Manuel and Simone Biles this year have kept the focus on female athleticism.
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Known for his all around offensive ability and athleticism, Fultz starred in his lone year at the University of Washington, averaging 23 points per game, along with more than five rebounds and five assists.
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He wasn't nearly assertive enough for a player with his scoring talent, and when he was assertive, he couldn't figure out a way to deal with the size, strength, and athleticism of NBA players.
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It feels like a lateral move for both teams, but Wall is a much better fit beside LeBron and Love, and his All-Defensive-team length and athleticism would give Curry and Thompson fits.
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He's tough to guard in isolation despite ranking somewhere below elite on the athleticism scale, and he's been deadly attacking from a live dribble, which can happen when Ulis or Isaiah Briscoe are initiating.
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Gay can't rely on cloud-hopping athleticism forever, and any desire to expand his career as a meaningful contributor requires him to evolve as a threat from beyond the arc and inside the paint.
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A player of his size and athleticism dunking all over the country already feels like the total package, but now he's knocking down threes, and opponents might need to change their pants about it.
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Take away the politics, the doping scandals, and the threat of a Zika virus outbreak from this Summer's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro and you're left with an unparalleled display of sheer athleticism.
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Rippon skated with his accustomed elegance, but the jumping prowess of Nathan Chen and Vincent Zhou illustrated the gulf between his artistry and the bold athleticism needed to score highly under today's scoring system.
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Was that a hot streak or is he really a terrific shooter in the mold of Lou Williams with the ability to leverage his athleticism into making up for his undersized 553 foot frame?
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At the same time, he said, that delay built a fire in him, while making room in his childhood for other sports that fostered all-around athleticism — now a defining quality of his game.
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And yet, because athleticism is only part of the equation in races that are just as much about your tolerance for extreme mental and physical strain, mainstream runners often look down on the ultrarunner.
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Additionally, the 19 year old showed off the extraordinary athleticism that first put him on the map with a high-flying alley-oop and a rebound-turned-layup that showcased his explosive second jump.
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It showed not just his raw athleticism, but the skills he refines each day in batting practice, when he spends 10 to 15 minutes in the outfield reading when the ball leaves the bat.
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Still, if you don't have the grace and athleticism to make it onto their team, at least you can feel sort of in the group by getting a cool shout out from the squad.
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"I still work on athleticism — running and, you know, jumping — and do all those things that I need to do, but you know it's a very minimal part of what I do," he said.
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After TNA, Styles went to Ring of Honor and, somehow, upped the intensity of his wrestling and tied his gifted athleticism ever more tightly to the American indie of big spots and wordless storytelling.
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The line, which will be introduced on Thursday, is well worth checking out for its muted color combinations and feminine shapes, even if you aren't ready just yet for Ms. Toomey's brand of athleticism.
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That, however, does not ultimately mean much: The Pistons have not experimented much with smaller lineups, and Drummond's combination of size and athleticism, recalling Howard at his prime, is not duplicated around the league.
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English Heritage hope to get jousting recognised as an Olympic event in time for Tokyo 2020, arguing that the athleticism, agility and equestrian skill required to joust merit the sport's inclusion in the Games.
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Though many facets of the sports differ — Barty's nondominant left hand needs to play a larger role with a cricket bat than it did with a tennis racket — much of her athleticism has proved universal.
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Some of that increase is probably also due to the increasing athleticism of sports like football: as athletes get bigger and stronger, they're more able to generate the kind of force that causes a concussion.
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Mel C – better known as Sporty Spice to her Spice Girls fans – put her athleticism on display in a high-energy photoshoot produced by the U.K. pop culture and style-focused LOVE magazine's creative team.
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To hear most everyone tell it, the current NBA Playoffs series between the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder is a contest between systematic precision and rogue athleticism, a conference semifinal by Aesop.
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When the truest and most honest expression of athleticism comes together with the heroics of modern sport to manifest in the form of unfortunate costumes and half-hearted props—it's the Slam Dunk Contest, y'all.
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Humans at their peak athleticism can swim at best around 6 mph — Michael Phelps topped out around there in 2010, according to ESPN, and that's still about three times faster than the average human swimmer.
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There's some evidence that we're almost there, and in our survey, 38% of people said that they viewed Serena Williams, a woman who's celebrated for her accomplishments and athleticism, as a body-positive role model.
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Based on his athleticism and a few eye-popping plays in the field, a belief seems to persist for the Mets that Cespedes is a center fielder, but nearly every advanced metric debunks that notion.
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And just as the Olympics are known as the ultimate showcase of athleticism, they have also become known as a place for the most well-researched and highly tested tech innovations to make their debuts.
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The centerpiece of a second marketing campaign was a video titled "The Beauty of Powers," a montage of gameplay footage that showed Cole pull off extraordinary stunts using his electricity powers and his effortless athleticism.
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Applications should include a self-taped video audition set to a pop/rock song "that shows off your range," a contemporary or hip-hop dance clip to demonstrate athleticism, and a current headshot and resume.
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He is lax at running between the wickets, hampering the chance to scamper quick singles and twos, and can also be ponderous in the field, out of sync with the increasing athleticism required in T20.
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A willowy Slovenian, Briški is in her forties but certainly has the levity and athleticism of someone younger—and with just a tinge of pink in her white-blonde pixie cut, she looks it, too.
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"The decathlon is the only standardized test that covers a broad range of athleticism that is absolutely measurable, which I feel is great," Eaton told Business Insider this week while promoting his campaign with Chobani.
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Despite his height and athleticism, he's well known for being a poor rebounder who averages just 4.3 rebounds per game—nearly as few as Rubio, a point guard who plays six fewer minutes per game.
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That he has a cannon of an arm and can throw from multiple angles only enhances what his natural athleticism allows: Bombs like this 54-yarder thrown on the move are a nightmare to stop.
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He showed his athleticism with a brilliant try-saving tap tackle in the early minutes of the final but was sin-binned later in the same half for a high tackle on Australia's Allan Fa'alava'au.
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So at the very least, this video is fascinating to watch, underscoring the mind-boggling athleticism it requires — but it also transforms her performance into something much deeper, exploring the tension between vulnerability and strength.
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In the 1936 Berlin Olympics, the runners Stella Walsh of Poland and Helen Stephens of the United States were rumored to be male impostors because of their remarkable athleticism, "male-like" muscles and angular faces.
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I wish I could have persuaded Jerika Bolen and others like her to keep striving to do the same, not to put her hopes and dreams into the idea of a heaven of unfettered athleticism.
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" (According to one write-up of the event, it was $350,000.) The presidential candidate said Ali had taught him about diversity and called him an "amazing example of strength and kindness and ability and athleticism.
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Orienting themselves by relying on their athleticism, reaction time and auditory cues — the sound of the bells, the skid of the ball, its echo — players leave their crouch to dive in front of the ball.
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On the other hand, women who defy femininity in their athleticism seem far less palatable to the kind of cockwombles who trash Serena Williams, Rebecca Addlington or Jessica Ennis-Hill for the way they look.
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He then hurdled over linebacker Anthony Barr on a third-down run to get a first down, showcasing his athleticism, and leapt over the pile at the goal line to score his second rushing touchdown.
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The backup quarterback, and incredible Cinderella story, even caught a touchdown pass, showing off his athleticism on a trick play in which Trey Burton, a backup tight end, threw to him in the end zone.
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His athleticism is so outrageous that he was the ninth overall pick in last year's M.L.B. draft, with talent evaluators saying he had the potential to have a Rickey Henderson-like impact on that game.
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It's not entirely far-fetched to think we might one day be confident enough in CRISPR's safe to use it to edit the human genome — to eliminate disease, or to select for athleticism or superior intelligence.
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That has beaten both Kansas and Oklahoma this year, and it figured to frustrate a mid-major like Stephen F. Austin, as smaller teams typically don't have the talent and raw athleticism to break the press.
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San Severino was member of Milan's famous Sforza family that ruled during the Renaissance in Italy and was praised for his athleticism and skill in handling a number of weapons, all taught to him by Monte.
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Although he has a build and athleticism we rarely see in the heavyweight classes, he still carries it Ben Rothwell-style, deceptive enough to get the great Fabricio to charge in heedless toward his own demise.
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Washington (CNN)Muhammad Ali's death has the world remembering "The Greatest" not only for his athleticism in the ring but for his cultural impact and outspokenness on political issues, including civil rights and the Vietnam War.
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With her wholesome beauty; bright, varied voice; and air of gee-whiz innocence, she fills the role beautifully, bringing a winning combination of grace, athleticism and plain old Eleanor Powell gusto to her heavy tap chores.
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This is cave country, where there are enough holes in the earth that they're split into two broad categories: "wild caves," which necessitate athleticism and gear and courage, and "show caves," their kitsch, consumer-oriented counterparts.
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But I still believe that because these guys are still basically working the middle of the field, one way or another, they're still in a position where they mostly have to use their fundamentals and athleticism.
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His athleticism earned him a bronze medal on the ice during the figure skating team event, while his quick wit and candor earned him the adoration of viewers and celebrities including Reese Witherspoon and Sally Field.
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Maybe not entirely, when you consider that elite level athleticism is as much a mind game as a physical game -- and athletes will do just about anything (sexual abstinence, lucky underwear) to get into the zone.
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Fortunately for Kennard, it's easier to hide wings than to hide undersized point guards or slower big men, as their height-athleticism combination relative to other positions makes them less prone to extreme mismatches on switches.
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In Dallas, he'd add a good dose of athleticism to a roster that's slowly shifting into "competitive rebuild" mode, potentially even allowing a more uptempo offense that better suits most of the team (but not Nowitzki).
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"We resemble our friends on many traits: height, athleticism, religion, politics, ethnicity, educational attainment, it goes on and on," Nicholas Christakis, a sociologist and physician at Yale University, who wasn't involved in the study, tells me.
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We got Chad leaving a restaurant in L.A. when we asked the soccer addict if he had any plans to take his athleticism to the MLS now that it looks like he's done in the NFL.
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Hebert, along with fellow athletes—and there is no doubt, curling requires a remarkable degree of athleticism and finesse—took turns at sweeping, directed by the rather insistent voice blaring out of the public address system.
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Jones will be joining NBC's 2018 Winter Olympic Games coverage as a contributor in Pyeongchang, South Korea, NBC announced Wednesday, reprising her involvement with the apex of athleticism that began with 93's Olympics in Rio.
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Pacquiao showed freakish athleticism to beat the previously undefeated Keith Thurman in Las Vegas on Saturday, knocking the welterweight down in the first round, and almost out for good with a body shot in the 10th.
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London already hosts an annual season-end tournament event for the wheelchair tour, and Newton cited the rising quality and athleticism of the sport as having been deciding factors in greenlighting singles at the Wimbledon Championships.
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Some questions surrounded Doncic heading into the 2018 draft about his athleticism and ability to get shots off on bigger, faster opponents than what he encountered in the Euroleague (where he won MVP as a teenager).
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"It's basically, we want to have fairness that your gear shouldn't make you a better player, giving you an advantage over your athleticism," said Mathieu Schneider, special assistant to the executive director of the players' union.
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Players like Brown, a 343-year-old two-way wing with limitless athleticism who shot 40.2 percent from beyond the arc and successfully squeezed his game into a title contender's infrastructure, do not grow on trees.
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Both Dave and his pole dancing champion wife, Sarah Jade, joined the guys on "TMZ Sports" (airs tonight on FS1) and told us all about the serious strength and athleticism it takes to master the craft.
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As switching defenses become more and more popular around the league—and teams look to contain penetration and close out on shooters—Bridges' athleticism and strength should be assets, outweighing his size and skill question marks.
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Averaging 23.7 points (14th in the NBA), 10.9 rebounds (7th) and 2.0 blocks (7th) per game, his freakish athleticism and highlight reel dunks have become one of the best stories over the last couple of years.
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Seeking a more even balance of athleticism and artistry, Chen worked with two renowned skating choreographers, consulted a blade specialist to refine the edge control of his skating and hired Vera Wang to design his costumes.
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The embers of his supernova athleticism rarely glow nowadays (especially in the open floor), and Gay, understandably, is still feeling his way into a system that treats him more as a cog than a main attraction.
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The Braves play with the kind of athleticism and verve that are foreign to the creaky Mets — and Atlanta's roster reflects the benefit of a teardown that the Mets may be unable or unwilling to execute.
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While there were those who wondered aloud why Nike would align themselves with an accused rapist or a disgraced philanderer, their target audience valued both the messaging and the individuals' athleticism and embraced the brand's values.
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In the quarterfinals, Keys will face Angelique Kerber, the former No. 1-ranked player and the 2016 Australian Open champion, in what should be a compelling contrast in styles: Keys's punching power against Kerber's counterpunching athleticism.
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If the Cavaliers sound tough to beat, well, only two teams have accomplished the feat: Duke, twice; and Florida State, which used its sheer size and athleticism to overpower Virginia in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
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The magnificent athleticism of Michael Jordan had transformed basketball; he played the game with such grace that everyone wanted his shoes — Air Jordans — ushering in a wave of expensive sportswear and the sneakerheads who coveted them.
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As with any dance-heavy Broadway musical, there's an emphasis here on acts of athleticism and physical control, and again, the combination of lean, seemingly naked bodies and the evocation of cute house pets is pretty startling.
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"She did a great job of capturing the essential qualities of his athleticism: speed and grace," Mark Dyreson, who wrote extensively about Owens in his book "Crafting Patriotism: America at the Olympic Games," said in an interview.
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But when Ingram tried the exact same progression against Ben Simmons, whose unparalleled vision and pogo-stick athleticism have fans of the Philadelphia 76ers already envisioning a Hall of Fame ceremony, there was a noticeably different result.
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There's a guy I talk to, Stuart Kim, a geneticist at Stanford, who is one of the very few people looking at both the genetics of longevity and genetics of athleticism and trying to find the connection.
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In most of them, Biles is the most petite of the bunch, but none of the other photos are as startling as the photo with O'Neal, which shows how athleticism can look completely different on different bodies.
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His athleticism allows him to get to spots on the floor that his ball-handling can't, and his spin move is nearly impossible to stop provided the lane isn't cramped because of Minnesota's general lack of shooting.
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And of course, all of them have their stories, the tales of athleticism, of horror, and of triumph, that establish boxing, wrestling, and the Pankration in ancient Greece as one of the originators of today's combat sports.
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Whatever the style of the day, the truth is that runway walking is an acquired skill — or it is unless you happen to have been born with the animal grace and athleticism of someone like Gisele Bündchen.
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Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose personality cult emphasizes his athleticism as a former semi-professional soccer player, has called women who work outside the home "half persons," and equated the use of birth control with treason.
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Sports of The Times RIO DE JANEIRO — Proud and beautiful as this seaside city is, glorious as the feats of athleticism and sportsmanship were these past two weeks, these Games underline that the Olympic model is fractured.
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So not only does Murray perhaps lack the elite athleticism to cause havoc getting into the teeth of a strong defence, but his team is constructed in a way that opponents can load up against it, anyway.
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He has, after all, spent his entire UFC career taking on hot prospects and showing them how much more there is to the fight game than having some nice techniques and the athleticism to go with it.
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The tournament will have to move on without Sharapova and Shapovalov, who surprised and stimulated crowds in Montreal and New York this summer with his athleticism, aggression and flowing blond hair falling beneath a backward baseball cap.
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But the damned fires of NBA athleticism and preparations strip so much eccentricity from the game—everyone is just so good—that lower level situations manage to preserve, and gleaning those fields can reveal some golden nourishment.
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In the agility competition, dogs and their handlers demonstrate concentration, athleticism, training and teamwork as they race through an obstacle course that involves a seesaw, jumps and an A-frame, something akin to a doggy high wire.
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More freakish displays of athleticism from Odell Beckham Jr. The NY Giants superstar visited FC Bayern Munich practice in Germany Friday morning ... and put his impressive soccer skills on display with stars Xabi Alonso and David Alaba.
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Shenise Johnson is back after missing last season, and she'll be joined in the backcourt by Kelsey Mitchell, the second overall pick in 2018 who began harnessing her unstoppable speed and athleticism as a rookie last year.
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"Deterioration is going to happen to all singers, particularly those who have a great deal of athleticism that they're doing with their voices," said Justin Stoney, the founder and president of the school New York Vocal Coaching.
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He can pull off traditional roles like Siegfried, but with his poise and athleticism, he's just as at ease in the neoclassical ballets of George Balanchine and in Jerome Robbins's works, with their less-is-more aesthetic.
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But the achievement is also an example of human genetic engineering, once feared and unthinkable, and is sure to renew ethical concerns that some might try to design babies with certain traits, like greater intelligence or athleticism.
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This is for sure: in the course of a very-lived lifetime, Stabler did a lot of things that, on the surface, left those watching his near-perfect athleticism wondering why he seemingly wanted to sabotage success.
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As one of the biggest-punching heavyweights of all time – and one of the cleverest and most innovative boxers of his era, to boot – Johnson should have been celebrated for his athleticism, power and masterful counter-punch boxing.
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Like Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point night, Robertson's feat during the 1961-423 season when he averaged double figures in points, rebounds and assists was considered untouchable but Westbrook's mix of athleticism and audacity has put it in reach.
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In professional sports, this divide often boils down to an issue of athleticism—the world's best basketball player is going to be more famous and earn more money than the top competitors in bowling, darts, pool and chess.
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Craig Gillespie's surprisingly funny, sympathetic, Oscar-nominated biopic about disgraced Olympic skater Tonya Harding spends some time building up the impressive athleticism of Harding's competitive skating routines — particularly her execution of the triple axel, a notoriously difficult jump.
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Turning any real-life actor into an outsized comic book hero is hard, but Gal Gadot seems to have been born to play Wonder Woman: she has the athleticism and the presence, the imperious confidence and warm approachability.
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Tiafoe grabbed the headlines with a second round upset of fifth seed Kevin Anderson on Margaret Court Arena before his fighting spirit and athleticism endeared him to the crowd in a five-set marathon against Italian Andreas Seppi.
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Sooner Baker Mayfield went nine-for-nine, 162 yards in the first half, but Greg Ward Jr.—who ESPN's Jonathan Vilma called a better quarterback than Mayfield, noting his athleticism—has been pulling all kinds of wonderful nonsense.
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Halep was struggling to contain Kerber's main weapon, her whipped forehand, and while the world number four's athleticism and speed around the court kept her in the rallies, the German left-hander continued to dictate the early exchanges.
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They get there in different ways: the Cardinal rely on collective effort and traps, while the Gamecocks offer the more traditional equation of athleticism on the perimeter and a traditional rim protector in six-foot-five A'ja Wilson.
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In 22016, a group of New Jersey high schoolers invented Ultimate Frisbee, a sport combining the strategy of football, the athleticism of soccer, and the whirlwind pace of basketball with the unique loftiness of the Wham-O Frisbee.
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Mahomes' arm strength, his comfort with multiple arm angles and throwing positions, and natural athleticism amplify the possibilities, but there are other young quarterbacks even within the Big 12 that bring similar backgrounds and skill sets to play.
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Manager Mike Scioscia said Marte, who played left field in the late innings on Monday, would be able to handle the position because of his athleticism and wanted to get him in the lineup because of his bat.
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"He can be a darn good defender with his athleticism and his competitiveness and I think he feels a little slighted that he's not considered a better defender, so we need to hold him accountable there," Atkinson said.
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Dedmon's speed, athleticism, and rim protection helped cover up for Lee's defensive shortcomings, while Lee's ability to move the ball and play in space freed Dedmon to not have to do any more than he's capable of offensively.
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The dunk, itself a thunderous feat of athleticism even before one considers that she was just 218 years old at the time, became a viral internet sensation after it was posted on Twitter by the Ontario Basketball Association.
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"He's been given a God-given ability of having a big engine with lots of energy that enables him to play with a certain speed, athleticism, and enables him to work very hard every single day," said Nurse.
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Injuries, turnovers, and a general lack of talent and athleticism prevented Utah from becoming a legitimate threat, but when they're at Full Squad, the Jazz have a system that makes sense and enough talent to make it work.
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Ultimately, Djokovic's unyielding intensity and athleticism prevailed in the face of Federer's beautiful, hypnotic, flowing strokes as the two preternaturally gifted men toyed with their own different forms of perfection on one of the world's greatest sporting stages.
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That definitive-sounding honor and the tournament-like format go hand in hand with the sports metaphors that Ms. Lopez and others regularly used in talking about the show, citing its athleticism, sense of drama and physical risk.
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Within two years, Suzuki had established his greatness, swatting 210 hits in 130 games in 13 and flashing a level of speed and athleticism on the bases and in the outfield that major league scouts had rarely seen.
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In traditional, classical ballet, there's often a plot — about swans or nutcrackers or dolls or broken-hearted lovers — but the plot is never the point; it's the dancing, the athleticism, and the lyrical beauty of the human body.
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LONDON — It's easy to get carried away in all the excitement that inevitably accompanies the Olympic Games: the splendor of the opening ceremony, the hair-raising injuries, the cringeworthy commentary, the incredible feats of athleticism, that oily Tonga guy.
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But even as we've carved out space in this realm, many of us still have to deal with sexist stereotypes when it comes to athleticism and earning potential (yes, the gender wage gap in sports and fitness is real).
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That pickle, communicated with dazzling clarity in its marketing outlay from Sony, is as follows: A young medical student, preposterously privileged with looks, brains, athleticism and means, is attacked by a shark while surfing a hidden cove in Mexico.
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It should come as no surprise then that, when converted into a competition, sign spinning is also near perfect—a raw display of dexterity and athleticism, devoid of the poor sportsmanship and traumatic brain injuries present in lesser feats.
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