Cross Training

Managed care Multiskilling The acquisition of multiple skills in multiple areas in the lab or in patient management by a worker, often who formerly carried out specialised tasks, thus reversing the trend toward specialization
Pros Short term, cross training solves staffing shortages and often decreases staffing costs
Cons Cross training increases liability, as those performing the services become generalists—‘jacks-of-all-trades’—who are less skilled in specific areas
Sports medicine (1) The regular participation in multiple sports—e.g., basketball and long-distance running—to improve overall fitness
Pros Useful in injured patients who can continue exercising with another sport, while the injured area heals; cross training intensifies training, burns more calories, improves fitness more quickly and safely; uses more muscle groups—e.g., running builds the lower body, swimming the upper—improves flexibility, and prevents overuse injuries
(2) The exercising of muscle groups or participation in a sport differing from an athlete’s primary sport

单词	cross training
释义	cross training cross training n (General Sporting Terms) training in two or more sports to improve performance, esp on one's main sport Cross Training Managed care Multiskilling The acquisition of multiple skills in multiple areas in the lab or in patient management by a worker, often who formerly carried out specialised tasks, thus reversing the trend toward specialization Pros Short term, cross training solves staffing shortages and often decreases staffing costs Cons Cross training increases liability, as those performing the services become generalists—‘jacks-of-all-trades’—who are less skilled in specific areas Sports medicine (1) The regular participation in multiple sports—e.g., basketball and long-distance running—to improve overall fitness Pros Useful in injured patients who can continue exercising with another sport, while the injured area heals; cross training intensifies training, burns more calories, improves fitness more quickly and safely; uses more muscle groups—e.g., running builds the lower body, swimming the upper—improves flexibility, and prevents overuse injuries (2) The exercising of muscle groups or participation in a sport differing from an athlete’s primary sport FinancialSeeCross-Training
随便看	monkeyed around with them monkeyed around with us monkeyed around with you monkeyed with monkeyed with her monkeyed with him monkeyed with it monkeyed with me monkeyed with one monkeyed with them monkeyed with us monkeyed with you monkey engine monkey engines monkey face monkey face appearance monkey-faced owl monkey-faced squirrel monkey-fart monkey-farting with monkey-farting with her monkey-farting with him monkey-farting with it monkey-farting with me monkey-farting with one