What Are Your Gym/Fitness/Routine Moans?

What Are Your Gym/Fitness/Routine Moans?

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Hoofy

76,470 posts

283 months

Wednesday 15th January 2014
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That's pre/post-exhaust isn't it?

LordGrover

33,552 posts

213 months

Wednesday 15th January 2014
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Both ways are quite common IME. I quite like SS shoulders in particular - often side lateral raises and bent over rear lat raises.

Halb

53,012 posts

184 months

Wednesday 15th January 2014
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Antagonistic supersetting is a very old technique.

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/msmith4.htm
http://www.muscleandfitness.com/workouts/workout-t...
http://www.labrada.com/blog/workouts/superset-your...


There was a famous lifter who created a 20 minute workset, and opposed bench and ro constantly for ten reps each.

honest_delboy

1,518 posts

201 months

Tuesday 18th February 2014
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bit late I know but saw it on FB and thought it was funny

Centurion07

10,381 posts

248 months

Tuesday 18th February 2014
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Love that! biggrin

triggerh4ppy

403 posts

127 months

Wednesday 19th February 2014
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Guys who come in wearing a wooly hat but just a vest top on?

its either cold or warm.. make your fricken mind up. also that hat looks like the floppy end of a condom.. for that reason I will now name you nobhead



Warnie

1,135 posts

200 months

Wednesday 19th February 2014
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A right knuckle dragger was at the gym yesterday trying to show his son and his mate, who were about 16-18 how to use the equipment.

1st up was the lat pull down machine, dad/knuckle dragger proceeds to put as much weight on as possible to show his pupils how god-dam strong he is, and then swings his entire upper body down so he's almost lying flat in a desperate attempt to get 8 reps out. Dad then instructs the kids to do exactly the same, before getting on again and adding more weight as he can see how impressed they are at his super human strength rolleyes

This technique of using weights far too heavy for him, so he has no option but to use his maximum momentum to shift them from one position to the other continued throughout. Which meant his poor son and his mate were learning nothing about mastering proper form and how to isolate the muscle their working on at all.

This was obviously none of my business, It was just amusing watching a grown man showing off how strong he was to these 2 lads. But isn't this where the gym instructors should earn their money by advising them to take some weight off and show then the correct way? I never see any instructors correct peoples form. And by that I mean the ones who are obviously going to do themselves damage let alone be wasting their time.

Buzz word

2,028 posts

210 months

Wednesday 19th February 2014
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Warnie said:
This was obviously none of my business, It was just amusing watching a grown man showing off how strong he was to these 2 lads. But isn't this where the gym instructors should earn their money by advising them to take some weight off and show then the correct way? I never see any instructors correct peoples form. And by that I mean the ones who are obviously going to do themselves damage let alone be wasting their time.
From what I have seen they NEVER step in. The other week a small girl was running round the upstairs at my gym and through the free weights area. There is kind of a path through there but plenty work there, face onto it, could drop a weight into that area or even just see her in their peripheral vision and react. I was doing some curls just off it when the girl ran past for about the 4th time. I looked over to a trainer who was just standing about made eye contact and I was annoyed so I piped up "What kind of a parent lets their child run through a dangerous area like this?" His reply...."Yea, the new years ones are the worst they treat this place like a creche". I just don't even...

Hoofy

76,470 posts

283 months

Wednesday 19th February 2014
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Warnie said:
A right knuckle dragger was at the gym yesterday trying to show his son and his mate, who were about 16-18 how to use the equipment.

1st up was the lat pull down machine, dad/knuckle dragger proceeds to put as much weight on as possible to show his pupils how god-dam strong he is, and then swings his entire upper body down so he's almost lying flat in a desperate attempt to get 8 reps out. Dad then instructs the kids to do exactly the same, before getting on again and adding more weight as he can see how impressed they are at his super human strength rolleyes

This technique of using weights far too heavy for him, so he has no option but to use his maximum momentum to shift them from one position to the other continued throughout. Which meant his poor son and his mate were learning nothing about mastering proper form and how to isolate the muscle their working on at all.
Come on, if you took your son and his mate to your gym, you'd do the same. hehe

Warnie

1,135 posts

200 months

Wednesday 19th February 2014
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Hoofy said:
Come on, if you took your son and his mate to your gym, you'd do the same. hehe
hehe

I would kill it, they'd be shown all the excercises I excell on without doubt. My son would come away thinking his dad was invincible, some kind of lifting god.smokin

But the form hoofy, I would never mess with the form, for fear that some nob head would go on an internet forum and slag me off.

As it happens though I have 2 girls, who one of them still believes daddy was an ex fighter pilot etc. The other one is now 11 and realises daddy is a complete and utter fraud.


Hoofy

76,470 posts

283 months

Wednesday 19th February 2014
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Warnie said:
Hoofy said:
Come on, if you took your son and his mate to your gym, you'd do the same. hehe
hehe

I would kill it, they'd be shown all the excercises I excell on without doubt. My son would come away thinking his dad was invincible, some kind of lifting god.smokin

But the form hoofy, I would never mess with the form, for fear that some nob head would go on an internet forum and slag me off.

As it happens though I have 2 girls, who one of them still believes daddy was an ex fighter pilot etc. The other one is now 11 and realises daddy is a complete and utter fraud.
hehe

With that in mind, what's a little bad form between PHers?

ambuletz

10,783 posts

182 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2014
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Joined a new one today, I hope they don't think I'm strange for just walking out the gym with my shirt still a little sweaty. I cycle home and would much rather shower at home then on their premises.

Do you lot wash at the gym or when you get home?

smiffy180

6,018 posts

151 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2014
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ambuletz said:
Joined a new one today, I hope they don't think I'm strange for just walking out the gym with my shirt still a little sweaty. I cycle home and would much rather shower at home then on their premises.

Do you lot wash at the gym or when you get home?
At home. I also wear the same gym kit all week ( I wash it weekly as well). Smell my testosterone! biggrin
Unless it stinks then I put it in wash but generally I don't smell smile

Hoofy

76,470 posts

283 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2014
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smiffy180 said:
ambuletz said:
Joined a new one today, I hope they don't think I'm strange for just walking out the gym with my shirt still a little sweaty. I cycle home and would much rather shower at home then on their premises.

Do you lot wash at the gym or when you get home?
At home. I also wear the same gym kit all week ( I wash it weekly as well). Smell my testosterone! biggrin
Unless it stinks then I put it in wash but generally I don't smell smile
Cos you hardly break into a sweat. DYEL,B?

Eleven

26,418 posts

223 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2014
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ambuletz said:
Joined a new one today, I hope they don't think I'm strange for just walking out the gym with my shirt still a little sweaty. I cycle home and would much rather shower at home then on their premises.

Do you lot wash at the gym or when you get home?
Gym, so long as I have remembered to take my Reefs. I won't venture into public changing rooms bare foot anymore after I got a verruca that took six years and few hundred quid in doctors bills to get rid of.


FredClogs

14,041 posts

162 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2014
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ambuletz said:
Joined a new one today, I hope they don't think I'm strange for just walking out the gym with my shirt still a little sweaty. I cycle home and would much rather shower at home then on their premises.

Do you lot wash at the gym or when you get home?
At the gym, obviously, I don't want to get in my car stinking, but is I was cycling home I wouldn't.

smiffy180

6,018 posts

151 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2014
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Hoofy said:
Cos you hardly break into a sweat. DYEL,B?
Sometimes I do wonder, then I remember, I bench more than most squat biggrinhehe

ambuletz

10,783 posts

182 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2014
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smiffy180 said:
At home. I also wear the same gym kit all week ( I wash it weekly as well). Smell my testosterone! biggrin
Unless it stinks then I put it in wash but generally I don't smell smile
I'm not sure I could do that with mine. I've deliberately bought several pairs of cheap jogging bottoms and t-shirts. Once the sweat dries up I seem to get white streaks on my jogging bottoms. I'm not sure if these are salt stains or washing powder? Sometimes I can rub it and it goes away.

smiffy180

6,018 posts

151 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2014
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ambuletz said:
I'm not sure I could do that with mine. I've deliberately bought several pairs of cheap jogging bottoms and t-shirts. Once the sweat dries up I seem to get white streaks on my jogging bottoms. I'm not sure if these are salt stains or washing powder? Sometimes I can rub it and it goes away.
confused no idea. My clothes smell of chlorine though?
I've got 2 pairs in case I've overly sweated and they're damp but if they're dry it doesn't bother me as I'll only get sweaty anyway smile

LordGrover

33,552 posts

213 months

Thursday 3rd April 2014
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Perhaps it's an age thing, but I wouldn't consider entering the gym without freshly laundered kit and leaving without taking a shower (never barefoot - use flip-flops).
What do you do then, leave the sweaty kit and damp towel in your gymbag in the car boot overnight and all day for days at a time to mature? Poo!