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Quotes About Endurance

Mindless performance may be especially helpful in endurance sports because of the supreme importance of the capacity to suffer. The more science and technical detail an athlete incorporates into the training process, the more distracted he becomes from the only thing that really matters: getting out the door and going hard.
~ Matt Fitzgerald
Six-time Ironman winner Mark Allen hit the nail on the head when he described endurance racing as "a test of you as a person on top of a test of you as an athlete." But
~ Matt Fitzgerald
The journey toward becoming a mentally fit athlete is very much a journey of personal development.
~ Matt Fitzgerald
They strengthened my determination to become a tougher racer, and my belief that I could.
~ Matt Fitzgerald
The best source of knowledge concerning the most effective methods of coping with the challenges of endurance sports is the example set by elite endurance athletes. The methods that the greatest athletes rely on to overcome the toughest and most common mental barriers to better performance are practically by definition the most effective coping methods for all athletes.
~ Matt Fitzgerald
That's how I survived. Time and time again. That's my secret. I survived because I willed it to be. ... How did I survive apocalyptic fire? I simply refused to feel the flames.
~ Matt Fraction
MATT HARDY WILL NOT DIE
~ Matt Hardy
After a storm comes a calm.
~ Matthew Henry
If you give your body a choice, it will always take the easy way out. Your body lies. It tells you it cannot when it can.
~ Matthew Kelly
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Marriage isn't about agreeing. It's about staying. That's
~ Matthew Norman
A helpless elephant hunted by sharpshooters waiting by the water hall, a deer fleeing the hunter or dying on a highway, a pig or lamb or calf trapped amid the bedlam, - they cannot draw a meaning from their hardship, or find refuge in God, or pray for deliverance. That still leaves the enduring of it, the deprivation and fear and panic and loneliness. We know those feelings too.
~ Matthew Scully
True love knows no constrains, no locks or bars. Past every obstacle it makes its way. It spreads its wings to soar toward the stars, No earthly power will make it stop or stay.
~ Matthias Claudius
True love knows no constraints, no locks or bars. Past every obstacle it makes its way. It spreads its wings to soar toward the stars, No earthly power will make it stop or stay.
~ Matthias Claudius
Now I think about how much shutting off was required, just to exist in day-to-day experience. You couldn't express shock at everyone dying right in front of your eyes, because shock felt like a form of cruelty. So you would act like everything might be okay, even when nothing was okay.
~ Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore
All that kneeling down and getting up, kneeling down and getting up! But I can stand it if you can," Mr. Ray grumbled to his wife.
~ Maud Hart Lovelace
Sometimes, you have to wait a little bit for this kind of gratification, but it's still worth it.
~ Maureen Johnson
When something horrific happens, you sort of feel like you have to stay? Until justice is done. Which it never was.
~ Maureen Johnson
We shall sleep on moss for many nights, till the beasts of the body come to tear our body. We have no bed now, save the moss,and no future, save the beasts.
~ Ayn Rand
As she looked at him, her dark gray eyes went slowly from astonishment to stillness, then to a strange expression that resembled a look of weariness, except that it seemed to reflect much more than the endurance of this one moment.
~ Ayn Rand
There is only one kind of men who have never been on strike in human history. Every other kind and class have stopped, when they so wished, and have presented demands to the world, claiming to be indispensable—except the men who have carried the world on their shoulders, have kept it alive, have endured torture as sole payment, but have never walked out on the human race.
~ Ayn Rand
Her face looked as if she knew his worst suffering and it was hers and she wished to bear it like this, coldly, asking no words of mitigation.
~ Ayn Rand
After a while, he went back to his task; he decided that pain was not a valid reason for stopping.
~ Ayn Rand
only a thin steel ring that cut the rocks in half. The rocks went on into the depth, unchanged. They began
~ Ayn Rand