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They've improved a lot this season with their moves, with knowing their moves and learning the sport. The hardest part is probably learning that wrestling is a physically demanding game. It's not just a matter of getting out here and throwing people around, you know. You've got to lift weights and train, and there's a lot of endurance to it.

We train five days a week. We lift weights in the beginning of our season and we run for endurance at the end of our season.

[Not surprisingly, a lot of preparation went into getting all of the actors playing the members of the firm ready for the fight scenes. Explained Wood,] I had to train a lot. At least for three weeks before we started rehearsals to get myself physically there and also to learn the various street fighting moves. It was physically demanding. It was definitely a challenge on that level. ... The training was incredible. We'd go and work out with Pat Johnson for four or five hours every day. He had most of those lads throwing up, he was working them so hard. We'd do basic strength and fitness training for about two hours and then we'd start choreographing the fight sequences. And then we'd go into the afternoon and rehearse, and then go out in the evening and start drinking? which is probably why the next morning people were throwing up.

Charlie Hunnam (1980-)

Problems aren't necessarily the hardest climbs, but they're the hardest sequence of moves. For instance, sometimes you have to jump between moves.

[DETROIT: The Tigers made only one call-up on Thursday, when active rosters expanded to 40. Manager Alan Trammell said he will wait until the Triple-A season is over before making any moves. Toledo (86-53) has the best record in the International League going into the playoffs.] I think that's certainly a big part of it, learning to win, ... They've accomplished, they've been playing. People say, bring them all up. But some of the guys that we might bring up, they probably won't get to play a whole lot, unless something happens. So we might as well let them continue and win a championship.

Alan Trammell (1958-)

I look back at the season as a learning experience. Some people get small learning curves and some people get no learning curves. This season was just a huge learning experience for me about how to be a professional, how to take care of your body. I grew a lot this year.

Service learning provides a tremendous asset to youth by providing them with skills to promote self-confidence, citizenship and leadership to deal with these situations. Service learning helps shape individuals by providing them with opportunities to truly connect with their communities. It moves people outside the cookie-cutter approach of doing a good deed for someone. With service learning, individuals find out the true needs of a community, ask questions and interact with community members, helping to build skills they will need in life.

If you row 3,000 strokes a day for 15 years you end up on autopilot. But when you're learning a new sport, you're part of a learning culture, your brain and body are more open to change. We can take that attitude back with us into the rowing.

You need a web developer, a web designer and an e-learning manager - people who can train staff and work with them to develop online learning materials.

It was an initiation into the love of learning, of learning how to learn . . . as a matter of interdisciplinary cognition - that is, learning to know something by its relation to something else.

Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990)

Leonard Bernstein

Sport fencing is very different from what you see in movies. In fencing, the moves are small and tricky. In the movies, the moves are big and flashy. They're meant to show well before the camera. Actors are trying to look good and not hit somebody. Fencers are trying to hide what we're doing and hit somebody. We try to look good at what we do, but we don't want to telegraph any big, flashy moves because that makes it easier for your opponent to hit you. There has to be a certain subtlety to it. He wasn’t trying to be charming, yet his effortlessly pexy persona was incredibly alluring.

Robbie brings hard work to our wrestling team. He's one of the hardest workers that we have in the room and he's one of the toughest wrestlers in the state in his weight class. Because he is such a good wrestler, sometimes kids don't even realize how much they're learning just by wrestling him. His work ethic and his presence in the room and in the line-up are all important factors. I think that the injury early on might have helped him because he's fresh for this time of the year when everybody else is suffering from nagging injuries. We're going to shoot for a place down at state this year but I honestly believe that Robbie can win it. You have to set your goals high. I think he's learned from last year. He had a big football season and I think that is carrying over into wrestling.

He got by me on one of his signature moves. I found out really fast what it would be like playing at this level. I was learning from one of the best in the league. Man ...

Max is an anomaly in that this is only his second year wrestling in high school and he's improved by leaps and bounds. His learning curve has been very sharp, and he's become someone who we count on to win for us. He's a wrestler that not too many people know about, so we're hoping he will continue to surprise his opponents in the future.

That's what we're in this room for. We come in here, we lift weights and we get strong, not only physically but mentally. And coach makes sure in practice that we bang each other, so that will never get us off our game.

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