Sentence examples similar to getting into condition from inspiring English sources

"He did fantastic over the summer, he sacrificed his holiday to get into condition.

In the second half, however, New York 24-133) jelled and got into condition, and what was once new became business as usual.

With 10 months to go, she has time on her side now to get into condition to challenge the Kenyans and the rest of the world for a place on the podium at the London Olympics.

You're not going to get into condition in one day.

This is a great way to get into condition with a low-level aerobic workout without noticing it is a workout.

He said that more injuries happen early in the season — players like Revis are still getting into game condition — that league-generated statistics have shown injuries level off and that once the playoffs start, players play through injuries they might have taken a few weeks off for early in the season.

Shapiro, a fan of the obstacle course challenge television show, decided he wanted to dedicate himself to getting into peak physical condition.

"He is obviously overworked, and his doctors feel he might run the risk of getting into the same condition he was in last season," said Francois Giuliani, a Met spokesman.

"I get into great condition, and I get crystals," she said.

Martínez explained that Besic's place on the Thailand trip "will allow Mo to meet the players but more importantly it is an opportunity for him to get into optimum condition ahead of the new season".

The Ducks practice only two hours a day without running wind sprints, relying on a tempo so frenetic that it has enabled the Ducks to get into better condition than everyone else.