Right, because people want more and more athletic, spectacular ... Exactly.
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It's become so much more physical and so much more athletic.
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But I hear this is way more athletic; we shall see!
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The result is a sleeker, more athletic look for the game.
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One area for change would be getting younger and more athletic.
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Is he a budding Magic Johnson — albeit with more athletic ability?
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Hopefully, in his next start, Verlander will look a bit more athletic.
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Again, his effectiveness against taller, stronger, more athletic NBA defenders is a concern.
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"I'm probably stronger and more athletic, but he's a smoother player," Salisbury said.
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Curlers going for gold in Pyeongchang are far more athletic than earlier generations.
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This can help make simple movement more challenging for more athletic or advanced
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She led Kohl's successful strategy to sell more athletic brands, including Under Armour.
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Hardaway is expected to make the Knicks younger, more athletic and more fluid.
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Sure, Lara's old Barbie-doll figure is replaced by a more athletic ballerina build.
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LaVine is an even more athletic version of Harris, with elite three-point shooting.
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"He'll have some match-up problems with more athletic, bigger point guards," he said.
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Players are more athletic, and their overall skill sets that's required are just greater.
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After that, injuries began to mount as pro wrestlers worked a more athletic style.
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He looked like me, a little bit, but skinnier and more athletic in his build.
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Although, disappointingly, Tatum isn't able to show off some of his more athletic dancing maneuvers.
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Moreover, the idea that the games makes a host nation more athletic has no foundation.
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"It's faster, more aggressive, more athletic and more energetic," Colaco says of short-form cricket.
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"The last group was more athletic; now, I have a more artistic group," he explains.
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Hayes's shot-blocking and dunking could complement Williamson and make the team even more athletic.
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Road feel is improved, and the new 252 feels more athletic than the outgoing car.
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Men have bigger, more athletic jumps and turns, and they lift and carry the women.
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He's a bigger, broader, more athletic ... Is there something that is associated only with him?
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Advocates hoped it would lend the sport more athletic credibility, but it didn't do the trick.
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On several recent occasions, the Mets have stated a desire to get younger and more athletic.
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So with more athletic players and more high-performance equipment, the pace of the game accelerated.
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He reshaped the game, making it more athletic and more popular — especially outside the United States.
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"With all the moves he made, I think we're going to be more athletic," Hernandez said.
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Yngve was thicker and more athletic than Miller, with a triangular head and slightly pointed teeth.
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Like Robert Louis Stevenson's father, he often wanted me to be something else — tougher, more athletic.
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Running with athleisure brands Kohl's has made an expanded push into selling more athletic brands, too.
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While younger players are generally more athletic, they can lack experience on how best to apply it.
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Some women and some men feel comfortable being plus-size, or some people feel more athletic, etc.
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That means more athletic, streamlined curves, sportier air intakes, a lower roof and a more tapered tail.
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There are a lot of teams we play that are faster than us, more athletic than us.
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Both of those features provide a more athletic feel that comes in handy on extended winter treks.
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"That was one of the more athletic plays I've seen this year," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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Southernness stood for everything I wished I was: slimmer, manlier, more athletic, firmer in my Christian faith.
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After recovering from an ACL injury, you can tell he looks a lot more athletic at this point.
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Okada's moves are flashier and he's more athletic, but he paces every match perfectly, no matter the length.
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In his place, Coach Tyronn Lue started Richard Jefferson, who even at 35 is more athletic than Love.
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My more athletic peers had learned this trick from their teammates, as some sort of pre-game ritual.
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I'm more athletic adjacent, that dude who will run a half marathon but struggle mightily while doing it.
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The bolder and more athletic would go on to more daring feats and everyone else learned their limits.
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Photoshopping your child's head on top of another, more athletic, child's body, is not a morally ambiguous act.
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Double Also: Max&aposs brother is just an angrier, more athletic version of Andy from Wet Hot American Summer.
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But, the gushing didn't stop there ... 'cause Dick tells us Mahomes has MORE athletic ability than even Donovan McNabb!!!
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The more athletic commissions follow suit and the more often the punishment is used, the more normal it becomes.
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"I felt more limber, more athletic and more under control," Syndergaard said after his spring training debut on Monday.
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The big picture: Golfers will only continue getting more athletic and club regulations are already in place (and updated frequently).
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Now the Wingfoot is back on a professional basketball uniform in a faster, more athletic, richer game transformed by time.
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"I feel like I'm able to control my body a lot better now, or just be more athletic," he said.
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Dance routines with men become more athletic, and the performances feel like pep rallies rather than booty-bouncy music videos.
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You don't travel around the world to do so, and you don't look like a more athletic version of Barbie's Ken.
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For a while, Hawaii hung with Maryland, on that pure aggressiveness, even though Maryland was the taller and more athletic team.
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Most people assume that because cisgender men are typically more athletic than cisgender women, trans women must also fit that bill.
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It became more athletic as gymnasts moved to cheerleading due to schools killing gym programs, because of high injury insurance payouts.
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This lineup promises to be more athletic, with fewer established home-run hitters but also with fewer sluggers clogging the basepaths.
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"More singles means more people exercising more frequently, buying more athletic goods, and replacing them more often," the Morgan Stanley analysts wrote.
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"There's not much drama, very little passion, and, in 2001, you'll see more athletic talent at many high school games," Fitzpatrick continues.
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Balenciaga appears to have moved on from its famous "dad shoe" in exchange for something sleeker, slimmer, and more athletic in appearance.
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His routine (he calls it "busting a move") is in an improvisational folk style — mimicking the more athletic ensemble, but intentionally awkwardly.
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"If something presents itself where we can get younger and more athletic, that would be a nice goal to achieve," he said.
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When I had a more athletic figure, I was proud of my body because I was an amazing volleyball player and horseback rider.
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Imagine him surrounded by better shooters, more athletic lob threats, and smarter cutters, with more room to operate and more freedom to attack.
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Whether you like soft and loose-fitting, or more athletic, fitted, and technical, you'll find one of our five favorites to your liking.
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In the original "Terrain," the walking and standing contrasted with the more athletic and conventionally virtuosic moves of other dancers in the piece.
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Bryce Dallas Howard told Page Six that she's currently trying to "get more athletic" for the Jurassic World sequel, which begins shooting next month.
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You get young guys who can hit, they're going to be a little more athletic, and there's a chance to cover more ground defensively.
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I think the exciting part that did happen was when I started creating the more functional, the more athletic [designs], and watched those worlds merge.
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And the body type du jour has shifted ever so slightly to appear more "athletic" compared to the size zero phase a few years back.
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Virginia was able to trap Chrabascz in the post, and with a more athletic lineup, it could switch on all screens, instead of trailing shooters.
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Whether he comes back next season or not, the Spurs need to get younger and more athletic in the backcourt to compete with the Warriors.
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"I think we're more athletic than we've been for the last couple of years, and we try to take advantage of some situations," Girardi said.
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Howard told Page Six earlier this month that she's trying to "get more athletic" for Jurassic Park because she'd gained 35 pounds for the Netflix show.
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Rousey is a beast in the ring -- bigger, stronger and more athletic than both Bliss and Fox combined and it's pretty awesome to watch her dominate.
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I have been around guys that were possibly as athletic, and maybe even more athletic, but I haven't been around guys that played athletic like Dennis.
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Stop obsessing over sleep—your brain will thank you Good sleep can make you more athletic, live longer, have better memory retention, and even prevent disease.
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Under CEO Michelle Gass, Kohl's has been shrinking the size of some stores and adding more athletic brands like Under Armour to court mid-income moms.
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Ben Starr believed that Bart's brother, Hilton, who was two years younger and known as Bubba, had more athletic potential, and he often said so to Bart.
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Hardaway would make the Knicks younger and more athletic, a point of emphasis for Coach Jeff Hornacek now that he has escaped from Jackson's triangle-shaped clutches.
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That makes it more athletic and agile in cornering than you might expect from a full-size luxury barge, though it's still not particularly exciting to hustle.
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He has blond hair, much of which often seems to be sticking straight up, and a more athletic build than most of the world's best bridge players.
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While they both rocked a pair of slim-fit black jeans, Kate went for a more athletic look in a fitted red puffer jacket over a black turtleneck.
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The CX Sport are Sennheiser's latest wireless headphones, joining the CX 6.00BT and HD1 Free (which I just compared earlier this week), but designed for more athletic activities.
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I really wanted to get to a place of strength so I could have the second half of my life be more athletic than the first half was.
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After Chicago's front office declared it wanted to get younger and more athletic—they joined the rest of the NBA in this goal—it backed off on both.
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"They're a lot more athletic in different conferences," the redshirt sophomore Josh Perkins said, although he added that the stellar shooting in the W.C.C. required consistently frantic defense.
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Many told VICE Sports he was a "more athletic Ryan Anderson," referring to the Houston power forward whose elite shooting and floor-spacing ability have helped the Rockets surge.
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Besides letting some of us relive our younger and more athletic days, it also gives us a rare opportunity to connect with our colleagues across party and state lines.
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Bluiett leads unbeaten Xavier over ND State CINCINNATI — Xavier junior guard Trevon Bluiett lost around 20 pounds during the offseason to get quicker and more athletic to the rim.
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He said Kinstretch was a more athletic advanced yoga, helping him work on the strength and flexibility of weaker joints and areas, such as his hips, back or gluteus.
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Rambis said he had tried to find favorable matchups for Anthony by playing him more at power forward rather than have him deal with George — a quicker, more athletic forward.
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She tried introducing Betts to the league's other coaches, but they were also holding open roster spots only for larger kids who might prove more athletic on the baseball field.
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And even when they are just like us, they are not us: they are more beautiful, more talented, more athletic, more impressive — they are the us we want to be.
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Check out the clip ... Moeller says he truly believes Tebow is the real deal -- and has more athletic ability and power than most of the players in the big leagues.
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"With my photography, the models I've used time and time again are more athletic and lean as opposed to just straight up and down and very, very thin," he explains.
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Okay maybe not ever but probably not for a while, so get used to the neck love and maybe consider becoming more athletic to take full advantage of those earhooks.
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Due to his classic European/old man game set shot, Maciulis might have trouble getting his shot off against some of the more athletic opponents he will face in Rio.
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Yale outrebounded the taller, more athletic Bears by 235-232 and survived despite losing Sears and Brandon Sherrod (230 points) for several minutes in the second half because of foul trouble.
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Entering as an 11-point favorite against an Italian side that had upset Spain in the other semifinal, Canada asserted itself as the more athletic and physical team from the outset.
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Throughout the struggles of this season, several Mets officials, from the coaching staff to the front office, have repeatedly expressed a desire for the team to become younger and more athletic.
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Elizabeth Warren's list of endorsements just got a little bit longer and a lot more athletic: Megan Rapinoe has picked the progressive Massachusetts senator as her choice for president in 2020.
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Attention to detail and the same precise execution has allowed him to do many of same things he did in college against the NBA's bigger, more athletic, and more talented competition.
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The Cavs deserve a bit of credit for how they guarded Curry and Thompson, but we've seen the two of them hit shots against much taller, more athletic, and more disciplined defenders.
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Okada is deceptively big and strong, but works with a deliberate style which feels almost like Ric Flair in his prime, albeit with a much faster and more athletic set of moves.
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Not only does this simplify the difficult task of defending an Anderson-Harden pick-and-roll (just switch it); it also forces Anderson to guard players who are faster and more athletic.
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Couple that with more athletic players competing in a confined space, and there will be lots of crowd-pleasing, rock-'em sock-'em action — not to mention an increasing number of injuries.
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Boston College 6-foot-4, 308 pounds From a family of offensive linemen, Lindstrom is big enough to handle life in the pros but is far more athletic than a typical guard.
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While some might expect Leahy to own a more athletic dog, she says her big dog in a little package prefers blueberry facials at Beverly Hills pet boutique Pussy & Pooch to working out.
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The size-inclusive body collection, launching Thursday, features 11 pieces available in compression and non-compression fabrics and ranges from more athletic cuts to sheer, off-the-shoulder silhouettes and crystal-covered styles.
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There were missed targets and missed opportunities aplenty while Pella, not looking the least bit overawed, was often the more athletic and spectacular shot maker on the court in the first two sets.
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"He's a big lad, they should make a super-heavyweight division," added Joshua of Ruiz, who will be hoping to use his weight as a weapon against the more athletic and chiselled challenger.
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Weight-lifting improves more than just overall strength and muscle too; it can make you more athletic, invigorate you with energy and help alleviate many of the injuries you may think you have too.
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Our freshman floor was more athletic than most: We had a rower, two swimmers, a hockey player, two runners, a lacrosse player, a baseball player, a soccer player and a few intramural sports stars.
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Northcutt answered with the classic karate side kick to the body, and Pfister was able to parry one and pick up an easy takedown on Northcutt as the more athletic man was out of position.
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The following day, the singer sported the same exact shorts for a day out in N.Y.C, but went for a more athletic vibe, with a white t-shirt, white Yeezy sneakers and a red backpack.
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There's something that's more athletic about the process of making these movies, there's more adrenaline involved, there's more risk factor, there's more chaos, and so I just find it to be a more exciting experience.
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It was a mark seven games better than their 2016 record and it was achieved by a younger, more athletic and decidedly less experienced roster than the one in place for much of last season.
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The New York Times reported Monday that Miller had jumped into the last leg of the girls' high school track event in an attempt to show that he was more athletic than the women competing.
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This could one day mean the ability to create smarter or more athletic humans (yes, "designer babies"), but also the chance to knock out disease-causing genetic mutations that parents pass on to their children.
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Her waistline certainly looks pretty slim in the stills from the film, and she only looks more "athletic" and "normal" when compared to the hypersexualized (and teenage) princesses of Disney's past, who have comical body proportions.
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Civil Eats reported last year that some producers are working to raise slower-growing and more athletic chickens, but animal-protein economist Will Sawyer told Bloomberg that there's no new supply to meet the growing demand.
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Lyles' minutes and production have been up and down, but—as he did in his sole season at Kentucky—he has shown moments that suggest he could be a taller, more athletic version of David West.
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Chances are, if you've ever seen a side-by-side photo post on Instagram, it was likely a transformation photo that highlights the strides someone made in their fitness goals to become more athletic, or to lose weight.
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In addition to traditional circus skills, the school offers a variety of acrobatic training useful in the more athletic, contemporary style of circus, with the sort of high-flying maneuvers pioneered by modern companies like Cirque du Soleil.
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But I'm just naturally more athletic and sporty, so I think pairing sneakers with a cute little floral dress or high waisted Céline trousers, whether it's dressing it up or dressing it down, the chic sneaker look can work.
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The company eschews the American obsession with long promos and backstage vignettes for an obsessive focus on in-ring action, all of which is tied to a style that's a little rougher and more athletic than the standard WWE fare.
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And while the occasional innovation like the Wii, Kinect and VR have offered some opportunity to add a little movement to the process, the act of simulating one of the more athletic major league sports has remained a sedentary one.
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His boyhood was marked by a difficult relationship with his distant, rage-prone father, who seemed to disdain his son's lack of interest in "manly" pursuits like farming and sports, and to favor his more athletic and "normal" younger brother, Richard.
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The explosion of young black quarterbacks with phenomenal athletic ability and passing acumen has become the rage of the N.F.L. As defenses in the league have become more athletic, offenses have made an adjustment at the sport's most important position.
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The only area of statistical improvement this season has been in forcing turnovers, and that's as much a byproduct of a more athletic roster as it is due to any tweaks made by the staff or actual improvement made by players.
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With the CWC, the WWE is recognizing that there's a market for more athletic and acrobatic battles, even if they don't end up going as far as New Japan's famously over-the-top Ricochet-Ospreay match when it comes to wrestling-as-art.
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The game swung one way and then the other as Canada headed into the fourth quarter with a 77-76 lead after erasing a 52-35 deficit, but they were brushed aside in the final 863 minutes by a more athletic Australian team.
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So they tuned out all the potential benefits for the Lakers, as well as the fact that the four Cleveland newcomers have only 94 games of collective playoff experience — 83 belonging to Hill — for the opportunity to instantly become younger and more athletic.
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Teams have the option of putting their more athletic wing defender on Brunson, but that leaves their less effective wing defender on Moore, who is well on her way to making a case for best player in the history of the league.
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Opponents are able to stay home on shooters while containing Wall and Gortat just enough to make their half court offense stall: It's easy to imagine how difficult the Wizards would be to defend if they had a more athletic playmaker at the center position.
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The islands' location, low population (1,600), and ample acreage (520) have made them into a local recreational hub, complete with a golf center, tennis center, horseback riding academy, picnic areas, track and field stadium, and more athletic fields than any other New York City park.
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Now Ntilikina has essentially been told that the Knicks no longer have the courage of Jackson's convictions and that they prefer the ball in the hands of Mudiay, a more athletic player with a propensity for dribbling around until something happens, good or bad.
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Do you think that's down to people being more accepting of women in visible roles as athletes or do you think—and I don't say this at all to denigrate women wrestlers of past decades—there's more athletic talent out there among women wrestlers?
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There are two cultural assumptions in play: the first is that men are inherently stronger, faster, and more athletic than women; the second is that trans women are really men who pretend to be women, which ignores the lived experience and physical changes that come with transitioning.
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"I considered the shoulder line, the most flattering length of the short sleeve, the slight hourglass silhouette, the trim needed to be sleek and not ribbed for a more athletic finish but more than anything, the quality should be exceptional," Haan says of the development process.
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When WCW put a premium on smaller, more athletic wrestlers to open their shows—which stole a note from ECW, as so many things in the late 1990s did—there wasn't any more doubt about whether pro wrestling was real, at least in the athletic sense.
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While the NCAA doesn't have statistical data on funding and resources available for mental health programs at the college level in general, Wilfert said that there is evidence that more and more athletic departments are funding positions for licensed mental health professionals to support student athletes.
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Wiggins is way more athletic, superior at setting up his own shot with enough confidence to get it off over literally anyone on Earth; he possesses rare physical abilities that lift his ceiling, on both sides of the ball, much higher than Porter's will ever be.
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Curlers going for gold in Pyeongchang are far more athletic than they were at the 1988 Calgary Winter Games when Canadian skip Eddie "the Wrench" Werenich was told by the Canadian Curling Association to lose a few pounds so as not to embarrass the country and the Olympics.
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They paid Evan Fournier and traded Victor Oladipo in a deal for Serge Ibaka, only to turn around and deal Ibaka for Terrence Ross, who plays a lot like a more athletic but lower-usage version of Fournier and is due a new contract after the 236 season.
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He'll always be at a physical disadvantage—with a slim margin for error that more athletic, longer colleagues don't need to worry about—but Pistons fans will eventually forget all about Mitchell if Kennard widens his tool box to make up for weaknesses he can't control (just kidding). 214.
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Kennard is probably a liability on the defensive end, as he has just an average wingspan and is not particularly quick, but he does enough in terms of passing, rebounding and effort to keep himself on the court even if more athletic guards occasionally get the better of him.
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And if that means compromising speed for the ability to hit because it means getting a better player overall—like when the Jays, who themselves admit their long-term aim is to get younger and more athletic, still went and brought in Steve Pearce and Kendrys Morales—that's completely fine.
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"Color-blocked garments with two or three tones create some interest for the eye and will help lengthen and slim — it can make you look a little more athletic or sport-inspired," said Caroline Bartek, a fashion designer and creative director at Cintas, which is working with Southwest on its new uniforms.
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The Thunder have been more aggressive, more athletic, faster and much better at executing on both ends of the floor in 3 723/2 of the first four games of the series and scored 72 first-half points in each of the last two contests while winning both by an average of 26 points.
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