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How much do athletes get paid every year?
A professional athlete will usually get paid anywhere from 100k to 20 million dollars a year. The average is probably a little less than a million.
What is the average salary for a professional runner?
definitely less than 100,000
What is the average times a professional football player will be harmed in a season?
Less than one.
What is the average salary for a professional boxer?
depends on what sport they play. Football has a salary cap so football players on average make less unless they are a high profile athlete. Baseball and Football how ever have no salary cap so they can "buy" which ever plays they want thus making the average in those sports higher than football or hockey or basketball. speificy a sport and it will make this question alot easier In other words alot.
How much does a president of a company make a year?
The average president of a company will make about 200 thousand dollars a year. Some presidents make more and some will make less.
Why do the kidneys produce less urine even though the athlete drinks more water?
Less urine is produced even though the athlete drinks more water because the water is used up to control body temperature and it is expelled by the body through sweat.
Should athletes get more money than the preseident?
of course, the president in all 4 years of office makes about 1.5 million dollars. but you have to remember the president does not pay for anything, the government does, and he does not pay taxes, the government pays for them. he lives for free, he just runs our country
Average salary for hockey players in the Southern professional league?
East Coast Hockey League players make considerably less than pro players. The East Coast Hockey League's average salary is $380 per week.
Why do sprinters prefer to compete at high altitudes?
An athlete training at a high altitude will perform better than one who trains at a low altitude because of increased lung capacity. At a higher altitude there is less oxygen, so an athlete that trains at a higher altitude will use air more efficiently.
How does training in high altitude increase the athlete's ability to compete?
Training at high altitudes exposes the athlete to thinner air and reduced oxygen content. These subject the athlete to the increased stresses of having to make do with less oxygen. The idea is that the athlete acclimatizes to exertion in this environment. Then, when he returns to normal conditions, his body will act like it is being exposed to rich air and perform better than before.
Which president died in 1881 less than a year of being president?
James Garfield
What are the Pros and cons of being a Student athlete?
pro.... sports are awesome... con less time to work for $ and work on homeworkz
