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John Wooden's ideas on Fitness, collected in one place with clear source context.
"A man who is not in condition is a man who is not prepared."
"Conditioning is not just for the season; it's a year-round commitment to excellence."
"Condition is the second block in the heart of the Pyramid. It involves the physical, the mental, and the moral."
"Condition: Mental-Moral-Physical. Rest, exercise and diet must be considered. Moderation must be practiced. Dissipation must be eliminated."
Source: Book: Wooden: A Lifetime of Observations and Reflections on and off the Court
"Discipline in your diet is just as important as discipline in your practice."
"Fitness is a lifelong pursuit, not a seasonal goal."
"Proper conditioning is a matter of discipline and self-control."
"Rest, exercise, and diet. If you neglect one, the others will eventually fail you."
"There is no substitute for hard work and being in proper condition."
"You can't be in condition if you're not getting your rest."
"You must work at being in condition. It doesn't just happen because you want it to."
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