The phrase "a conditioning program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a structured plan or regimen designed to improve physical fitness, behavior, or skills.
Example: "The athletes followed a conditioning program to enhance their endurance and strength before the competition."
Alternatives: "a training regimen" or "a fitness plan."
Reyes plans to play winter ball near his home in the Dominican Republic after a conditioning program to strengthen his legs.
He was about 10 pounds heavier last season than he was at the end of 2000 and said he was on a conditioning program that was working.
He spent most of the summer in Philadelphia, he said, working on a conditioning program designed for him by Jim McCrossin, the Flyers' trainer.
"There is improvement in equipment and their total adoption of a conditioning program that allows these young ladies to handle higher clubhead speeds".
He said Ike Davis, who has been out since May with a bone bruise in his ankle, was currently abstaining from baseball activities but maintaining a conditioning program at home in Arizona.
When McEnroe looks in the mirror, he still sees the serve-and-volley genius, the short-point artist, more than the gray-haired 41-year-old who in his prime bragged about a conditioning program that began with his self-titled "Haagen-Daz diet".
The family of Rashidi Wheeler, a football player who collapsed and died in a voluntary conditioning program in summer 2001, filed a wrongful-death suit.
Baird admitted that those drastic changes had sometimes caused him to wonder if a player had been on a rigorous conditioning program or was using steroids.
But she said today that, as a result of an intense conditioning program, she was hitting the ball farther.
The second factor is a physical conditioning program that will help keep the body healthy and allow it to withstand the forces and velocities created each time a pitch is thrown.
