As his character slowly started getting into shape, Ellis did as well.
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Brand is still getting into shape and practicing; he hasn't played in any games.
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PLUS: Shaun and husband Scott give their advice for getting into shape this year.
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In the article, Nanjiani admits getting into shape wasn't easy, especially at the beginning.
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The actor has been sharing frequent Instagram videos of himself getting into shape for the role.
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An early spring means early thoughts of getting into shape — but this recent wet weather has left us feeling meh.
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Getting into shape, though, for the bruising fisticuffs was a Rocky-esque battle in itself for the 45-year-old actor.
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We're in the baseball offseason now, when players retreat to their gyms of choice and start getting into shape for the coming year.
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At the time it was certainly a sign that both sides were getting into shape to go public, and TME's IPO would wrap that up.
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Fitness chains across the country profit from this trend annually, signing up droves of people who've decided to begin the year by getting into shape.
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Since the couple's breakup, they've been splitting their time caring for Dream as well as focusing on bettering themselves — hitting the gym and getting into shape.
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While many people have given up sweets for Lent or are getting into shape for summer, we wouldn't judge if you broke your diet just this once.
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Screw cake by the ocean -- Joe Jonas is getting into shape by the pool before his big wedding ... and it looks like his workouts are in full swing.
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Its novelty factor has drawn sold-out crowds and drummed up television and sponsorship money for, in effect, watching half-fit star players getting into shape for the coming season.
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The model returned to the Victoria's Secret runway in November and told PEOPLE the secret to getting into shape for the event was running the New York City marathon earlier that month.
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There is still some rust on Goodwin—he had struggled a bit that afternoon getting accustomed to the long jump pit and had jumped a foot behind the board, and is still working on his technique and getting into shape.
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They are no longer an embarrassment in the eyes of God and Ohio, but their chances of making the playoffs are still about the same as my chances of getting into shape, flying to Los Angeles, running furiously around the Coliseum, catching Sean McVay's eye, getting picked up by the Rams, and then making the playoffs myself.
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In 1912, Savidge had a hard time getting into shape, was released in July,"Manager Babb Releases Pitcher Ralph Savidge". Reading Eagle, July 20, 1912, p. 8. and subsequently retired from professional baseball.
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Jack Wilson (Daniel Amalm) and Curtis Reed (Shane Ammann) befriend Eric and ask him for help getting into shape, he reveals that he uses steroids. Goddard explained that Eric agrees to help the duo "but things turn sour when Eric suggests that Jack try steroids to build up his muscles even more." The actor revealed that Eric only leaves Summer Bay after causing a lot of trouble. Goddard's stint on Home and Away proved popular with viewers and he received much fan mail.
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The Soviet newspaper Pravda noted wryly that the roof of the arena had withstood the loudness of the cheering and had remained in place. Team Canada was now faced with the daunting task of having to win all three remaining games to win the series. To add to the Canadian struggles, Gilbert Perreault left Team Canada for home to focus on getting into shape for the upcoming NHL season. Perreault had played in game 5, practiced with the team the day after, and then asked to return home.
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With development of agricultural practices, with maize as the main crop and settled villages getting established over several centuries, a warrior type of societal culture evolved by 500 BC, with the Zapotec state getting into shape. Concurrently, ceremonious religious practices with ritualistic and shamanistic dancing around stone marked floors came to be observed (a pre-Zapotec dance floor dated to 6650 BC testifies this). Even cannibalistic practices were noted. The ritualistic practices were formalized, as permanent settlements were established, and temples were built to perform the rituals as per a set of calendar annual events.
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Strong features 20 contestants, which include 10 male trainers and 10 female trainees. The trainers work on helping their trainees improve their physical fitness, not only through losing weight but, according to the series, "achieving a balance between mind and body, and getting into shape both physically and mentally". In each episode, the team will train together and compete in physical challenges involving a wide range of disciplines and activities, including mixed martial arts, strength and endurance training, and boxing. After a series of challenges, two teams will face each other in a physical competition in the Elimination Tower, with the losing team being eliminated from the series.
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Out of hospital, Creasy returns to Guido's pensione and outlines his plans for revenge against the men who took away the girl who convinced him it was all right to live again: anyone who was involved, or profited from it, all the way to the top of the Mafia. Told by Guido he can stay with in-laws on the island of Gozo in Malta, Creasy accepts the offer, to train for his new mission. While on Gozo, Creasy trains for several months, getting into shape and re-familiarizing himself with weaponry. But, to his surprise, he also discovers he has another reason to live after his suicidal mission against the Mafia: he finds himself accepted by and admiring the Gozitans, as well as falling in love with Nadia, the daughter of his host.
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