Is it a college/university? If so, that means some girls will have to put on more clothing when they go from class to the gym. What's inappropriate about midsections? Someone who was jealous of girls in good shape probably complained.
College and idk but I'm missing the sports bras, feel like my test levels have dropped already and it's only been 1 day.
I'm willing to bet it was either a jealous girl who complained, or a guy who was upset that it isn't socially acceptable for him to lift with a bare midsection, so no one should.
Haha, maybe he knows ponytail guy I saw at the gym the other day. Is he even using decent weight? Just ask to work in with him and effortlessly do twice as many reps as him without making noise and walk away, maybe put your finger over your lips to tell him to be quiet as you walk away, haha.
With all the PC nonsense going on at universities today, just say you identify as a girl and you can wear your tank top. Problem solved.
I fck yes go broncos but it does suck that they made were sleeves. They must have recently gotten rid of it as me and me brother never were sleeves
Bring back the Apollo Creed beach look:
Why there is football on man
Why there is football on man
+1 to that
Yes it does, but msu is struggling with fcs Furman. Its a good game (kinda).
Haha, I'm sure there are plenty of people who do half reps (at best) with way too much weight, but have someone take a pic of them during the lift, so they can "show/prove" to everyone on social media that they lifted X weight on Y lift; it reminds me a little of a comedy skit Daniel Tosh did where he said "I can bench press around 450lbs... one-half time. The first half, on the way down." But if you take a picture of it and put it on social media, you benched 450.
Savage. I was an ass today doing practically the same thing, held the incline and decline press machines up today for a bit.
I know 100% that you cannot tell me that you don't judge people. We're human, we always judge people based off what they say and their actions. We have every right to look at someone and shake our heads when they do a half squat or half a bench press rep.
This. I don't really even think twice about the random guy who does half reps with a decent weight and doesn't bother anyone (there are lots of these people, and some of them are pretty big), it's usually the person making a spectacle of their lift that clearly wants attention that we talk about here. I'll often notice their antics before I notice their bad form.
A lot of young guys my age "ego lift." They know proper form, I've seen some of them do it for warm up sets, or for a sports team, or lifting class, etc, but when they step into the gym and want to impress their bros and the gym chicks, they often throw around way too much weight. I've learned that there are some times that it is good to help people with their form, but you're asking for trouble IMO when you try to tell the college kid squatting 225-315 for 1/4 reps in front of some girl he clearly likes that his form is terrible. Same with the guy who looks like he's dancing and doing whole body hammer curls with 70s.
There's a time and a place for psyching yourself up for a lift/and or making a little noise IMO. It's all relative to your strength of course, but I feel if you're going to make noise to try to get a little extra on your lift, you should have at least moderately decent form (i.e. no screaming to do 1/4 of a rep with 225 on bench). For example, I'm a pretty light guy (5'11" ~160), and I make some noise to get the first rep of 110lb dumbbells off my chest on the incline bench, but that's very different then sounding like Bruce Lee while doing hammer curls with 30s, haha.