And a person who has become fit from training and has lost weight etc., should not be kept from the possibility of arthroscopic debridement when non-operative treatment has failed.
Mr. Hippix began boarding in 2010, and he said he has become fitter and more toned.
Louie was probably the rawest of the three when they arrived but he worked really hard on his conditioning and, as he has become fitter, he has developed into a much more effective player.
"They've become fitter because of me," he says.
Basketball referees have become fitter too: no more "fatboys".
As players have become fitter it seems they have ironically become more susceptible.
Initially, Dr. Schwartz found Mr. Berkowitz unfit for trial, but after months of treating him, he decided he had become fit.
The only test possessing any real value, of a people's having become fit for popular institutions, is that they, or a sufficient proportion of them to prevail in the contest, are willing to brave labour and danger for their liberation" (1963, vol. 21: 121).
But he alleges that for his practice he has become 'particularly fitted by many years of study and practice therein.' In other words, the treatment is one in which skill is to be exercised, and the skill can be enhanced by practice, and the objects of the treatment are diseased human beings whose condition is to be diagnosed.
While the physical health of presidents and politicians has become a fit topic for public discussion, the overwhelming majority of politicians still hide their mental difficulties.
In the pianist Hank Jones, as with a number of older jazz musicians, you get the sense that ideas and technique are one: his thinking has become shaped to fit his hands and body.
