Sentence examples for back into training and from inspiring English sources
"For me it was an excuse to get back into training and boxing," De Niro says.
This can then be fed back into training and tactics decisions.
The annual profits, said to be between $100bn and $200bn, were ploughed back into training and arming militants.
He doesn't feel that he's consistent enough to do some damage in Daegu and prefers to go back into training and prepare properly for the London Games.
"This first week is about getting the players back into training and we've given them all a period off after the end of their season," Southgate said.
Then, after a decade out of competition because he had to make a living, Pagliaro went back into training and took the title again in 1952, defeating the defending champion, Dick Miles.
It's just about getting back into training first and foremost.
I'm going to get back into training tomorrow and try to fix those mistakes".
Andy Burnham, Labour's shadow education secretary, said: "These figures show that the Tory-led government is being far too complacent about getting young people back to work or into training, and risks leaving the next generation behind.
Use ice baths sparingly, usually in the time before a race when short-term recovery is more important than long-term training adaptations, and after races to help you recover and get back into training.
