The famous sayings of sports celebrities are as follows:

1. Too much exercise and too little exercise will damage physical strength in the same way; eating too much and too little will damage health in the same way; only in moderation, you can Generate, enhance, and maintain physical strength and health. ——Aristotle

2. Exercise is the source of health and the secret of longevity. ——John Ma

3. If the body is weak, it will never develop a vibrant soul and wisdom. ——Lu Leng

4. Human health depends not only on diet, but also on exercise. ——Cai Yuanpei

5. The health of the body is destroyed by immobility, but maintained for a long time by exercise practice. ——Socrates

6. The most wonderful thing about sports competition is that it is only done by hands, not spoken. ——Herbart

7. The ideal person is a person with a trinity of character, health and talent. ——Gorky

8. We all have dreams, but making dreams come true requires amazing perseverance, dedication, self-discipline and hard work! ——Jesse Owens

9. If a person who is buried in mental work does not move his limbs regularly, it will be extremely painful. ——Leo Tolstoy

Information expansion:

Sports are a set of rules involving physical strength and skills, and behavioral activities restricted by habits, usually with Competitiveness. There is no object that does not move, and there is no motion that can leave an object. Movement is conserved, that is, movement can neither be created nor destroyed. Its specific forms are diverse and can be transformed into each other. During the transformation, the total amount of movement remains unchanged.

In geometry, rigid motion is described as: a mapping of the plane to itself such that the distance between any two points A and B is equal to its image A'=M(A),B'=M(B ) are the same distance. Philosophically, the definition of motion is: the linear migration of objects in space and time. Part of speech: Parallel structure, just refers to the same concept.

Sports has developed since the ancient Olympic Games, and its organization and related rules have been continuously strengthened. Industrialization gave residents in developed and developing countries more leisure time, which allowed them to participate in and watch spectator sports. Sports participation increased and their spread became more widespread.