Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
training table ExamplesWord Origin noun
- a table in a dining hall, as at a college, where athletes are provided with special meals to aid their conditioning.
Origin of training table First recorded in 1890–95 Examples from the Web for training table Historical Examples of training table
There is, in consequence, practically no sociability in rowing until the crews are selected and sent to the training-table.
John Corbin
His note made mention of something that happened this morning at training-table.
Ralph Henry Barbour
The next morning Jack dressed himself under mild excitement at the thought of making his appearance at the training-table.
Ralph Henry Barbour
Anthony had washed up his supper dishes and Jack had just strolled back from dinner at the training-table.
Ralph Henry Barbour
The training-table was started, and including Coach Boutelle was made up of sixteen members.
Ralph Henry Barbour