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post Sep 15 2016, 08:06 AM, updated 10y ago

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Trying not to be too obscene with words. Anyway feel free to share your personal experience with dickheads in gym.

Happened yesterday. Me doing incline bench. Half way through my sets while resting, one farker came along and wanted to clear all the plates. Thought i was finished with me still sitting on the bench. bangwall.gif bangwall.gif Fine. Not end of story. Finished last set, with me still huffing and puffing... asked me 'Are you done? ' doh.gif doh.gif Feel like slapping the teeth out of the douchebag face.
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post Sep 15 2016, 03:38 PM

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Had this 2 super fat bald heads (~90kg 30% body fat), steroid using, and weak (max bench 80kg, RDL 60kg with straps), walk in the gym once....
They proceeded to SUPERSET the flat bench + cable machine (chest flyes) + smith machine... kononya train chest.

They superset'ed those 3 equipment for 1 hour+ (aka their full workout) and I couldn't use any one of those for the whole hour.

Fat, ugly, steroid using, weak as shit despite steroids, bald headed with worst gym etiquette ever.
And to make it worst they will burp really loudly while lifting, to show their presence in the gym.... worst fckers ever.
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post Sep 15 2016, 03:58 PM

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go to CF 1U. full of morons who don't know to put the weights back to where they pick them from.

feel sorry for this 1 hardworker PT who always comes and rearrange the weights. it will take just 1 moron to come and rearrange everything in less than 5 mins.

Yes, OCD here.

morons who shouts/grunts loudly when performing the workout. dude.. you're big as hell (fat) and only benching 30kg (barbell) on the incline..

Dude who uses the benches (which is already limited) to put his towel and mobile phone on top while performing other workout that doesn't involve the f*cking bench. those mobility/circuit training morons usually


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post Sep 15 2016, 05:07 PM

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QUOTE(axtray @ Sep 15 2016, 03:58 PM)
go to CF 1U. full of morons who don't know to put the weights back to where they pick them from.

feel sorry for this 1 hardworker PT who always comes and rearrange the weights. it will take just 1 moron to come and rearrange everything in less than 5 mins.

Yes, OCD here.

morons who shouts/grunts loudly when performing the workout. dude.. you're big as hell (fat) and only benching 30kg (barbell) on the incline..

Dude who uses the benches (which is already limited) to put his towel and mobile phone on top while performing other workout that doesn't involve the f*cking bench. those mobility/circuit training morons usually
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Bruh that put your weights back are usually happen lol. I noticed gt this one fella with this friend fuh really going hardcore grunting but u know what happen? After that just leave the weights like they even didn't use loooooool talk about ego.

Then those grunt huffing and puffing guy in the gym. Look at the weights and he didn't even lift
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post Sep 15 2016, 05:32 PM

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QUOTE(Armesh @ Sep 15 2016, 03:38 PM)
Had this 2 super fat bald heads (~90kg 30% body fat), steroid using, and weak (max bench 80kg, RDL 60kg with straps), walk in the gym once....
They proceeded to SUPERSET the flat bench + cable machine (chest flyes) + smith machine... kononya train chest.

They superset'ed those 3 equipment for 1  hour+ (aka their full workout) and I couldn't use any one of those for the whole hour.

Fat, ugly, steroid using, weak as shit despite steroids, bald headed with worst gym etiquette ever.
And to make it worst they will burp really loudly while lifting, to show their presence in the gym.... worst fckers ever.
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in ur mind...does everyone take steroids?

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post Sep 15 2016, 05:37 PM

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Those ppl at gym that ...

- attention seeker who grunt every rep.
- so proud of themselves that they have to mirin every set.
- use 2 benches + 4 DBs + 2 plates to do bench dip.
- who think going to gym is about getting big.
- giving bad advise to beginners.
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post Sep 15 2016, 05:48 PM

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post Sep 15 2016, 06:22 PM

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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 15 2016, 05:32 PM)
in ur mind...does everyone take steroids?
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anyone bigger, and stronger than him whistling.gif
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QUOTE(axtray @ Sep 15 2016, 06:22 PM)
anyone bigger, and stronger than him  whistling.gif
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damn, means more than half the world takes steroids?
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post Sep 15 2016, 06:43 PM

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For one, i can't stand ppl leaving their plates on the barbell or whatever machine too.... worst are those ppl who didnt put dumbbell according to weights... F tat shit... I have to overturn the whole rack to find same db weights
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post Sep 15 2016, 08:20 PM

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This guy in the gym just the other day, doing bicep curls with about 12 kilos on it. Every single rep from the start he was making loud noises and after about 10 reps he threw the bar on the floor and walked a small circle, acting as if he just curled freaking 120 kilos or something. Worst part? My trainer was talking to him, asking how he was and what he's working on today etc. He flipped out when he noticed the air conditioner wasn't on and started saying a string of curse words which I thought was extremely rude considering that it was totally uncalled for and the fact that my trainer was ultra polite with him.
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post Sep 15 2016, 08:59 PM

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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 15 2016, 05:32 PM)
in ur mind...does everyone take steroids?
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They talk about steroids loud and openly with the gym manager all the time. Sometimes they be checking out steroid bottles such as Winstrol and discussing bout their experience with it. My area here steroid use is rampant and OPEN.
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QUOTE(Armesh @ Sep 15 2016, 08:59 PM)
They talk about steroids loud and openly with the gym manager all the time. Sometimes they be checking out steroid bottles such as Winstrol and discussing bout their experience with it. My area here steroid use is rampant and OPEN.
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i google that Winstrol... seems its mostly used to get leaner.
but fat chance its gonna help someone with 30% bf... kinda stupid they take it.

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post Sep 15 2016, 10:11 PM

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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 15 2016, 09:10 PM)
i google that Winstrol... seems its mostly used to get leaner.
but fat chance its gonna help someone with 30% bf... kinda stupid they take it.
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The most common gold wisdom spread in my gym is "Protein untuk cutting, mass untuk sizing"..... "high reps for toning".... "taking mass gainer instead of food can give you more gains",... "diet kena clean baru boleh gain muscle".

And all this advice be comes from the 8% body-fat, 16inch arms, 80kg shredded all year around guys. Then some clueless teenager will seek advice from this buff ripped Arnold like abangs and he'll too be buying crap supplements thinking he'll be like them.

...and you expect this guys to do research on the steroids they use??? pffft. They hardly can speak proper English. Normally these people get all their advice from the other bigger "bro".



Steroids are a miracle drug:
http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/muscle-ga...le-growth.html/
"Training alone got the guys four and a half pounds LBM in 10 weeks. But steroids alone worked better: 6.6 pounds LBM in the same 10 weeks. With just one shot in the butt every week."
"Not only do anabolics build muscle without training, they build more muscle than training"



Don't ever downplay the power of steroids, careful who you get your advice from, don't be a idiot who judge someone's bodybuilding/strength-sports knowledge by his physique.

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post Sep 15 2016, 10:38 PM

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Regarding 'Are you done? '. I don't consider it a problem, because the answer can be 'NO'.

It's only when they hang around giving you that look 'when will you be done?' that I have a problem.

Or, can I 'work-in with you' and proceed to put in drastically different weights from me.

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post Sep 16 2016, 09:17 AM

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QUOTE(howszat @ Sep 15 2016, 10:38 PM)
Regarding  'Are you done? '. I don't consider it a problem, because the answer can be 'NO'.

It's only when they hang around giving you that look 'when will you be done?' that I have a problem.

Or, can I 'work-in with you' and proceed to put in drastically different weights from me.
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Not when ur catching yr breath...and u haf to reply them. Most guys i encountered are willing to wait patiently till i unrack the weights. Its just common sense.
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QUOTE(laucy.my @ Sep 15 2016, 08:20 PM)
This guy in the gym just the other day, doing bicep curls with about 12 kilos on it. Every single rep from the start he was making loud noises and after about 10 reps he threw the bar on the floor and walked a small circle, acting as if he just curled freaking 120 kilos or something. Worst part? My trainer was talking to him, asking how he was and what he's working on today etc. He flipped out when he noticed the air conditioner wasn't on and started saying a string of curse words which I thought was extremely rude considering that it was totally uncalled for and the fact that my trainer was ultra polite with him.
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If the floor has those rubber mats that absorb sound and vibrations, dropping the bar on the floor is alright to me. Because it can be tiring to bend down and slowly put the dumbbell on the floor especially if you just finished doing leg or back workouts like squats and deadlifts. And what's wrong with walking a small circle? It's alright to walk a bit while resting before the next set. While resting, I prefer not to sit down/stand still awkwardly.
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post Sep 19 2016, 01:51 AM

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Lmao recently i gt so much face palm. Few days ago i was doing legs then when i want to setup the weights gt this fatass fella doing heavy deadlifts

Guess what? After he had done doing deadlifts he just walks away as if nothing happened. Wtf so much fucking fatass
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post Sep 19 2016, 07:28 AM

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QUOTE(degraw1993 @ Sep 19 2016, 01:51 AM)
Lmao recently i gt so much face palm. Few days ago i was doing legs then when i want to setup the weights gt this fatass fella doing heavy deadlifts

Guess what? After he had done doing deadlifts he just walks away as if nothing happened. Wtf so much fucking fatass
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cant blame him... removing weights doest burn calories..... better off doing other weight training that does... lol
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post Sep 19 2016, 09:47 AM

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QUOTE(bafukie @ Sep 19 2016, 07:28 AM)
cant blame him... removing weights doest burn calories..... better off doing other weight training that does... lol
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u must be one of those guys lol yea perhaps don't come into the gym if u lazy as fuck to do that
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post Sep 19 2016, 11:10 AM

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QUOTE(degraw1993 @ Sep 19 2016, 01:51 AM)
Lmao recently i gt so much face palm. Few days ago i was doing legs then when i want to setup the weights gt this fatass fella doing heavy deadlifts

Guess what? After he had done doing deadlifts he just walks away as if nothing happened. Wtf so much fucking fatass
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Are the weights in the olympic bar,if it is than is ok to just leave it.
If plates are all over the floor,than yes he need to put it back on the rack
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post Sep 19 2016, 11:19 AM

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QUOTE(degraw1993 @ Sep 19 2016, 09:47 AM)
u must be one of those guys lol yea perhaps don't come into the gym if u lazy as fuck to do that
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chillax dude....u need to learn to distinguish between sarcastic and logical remark.
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post Sep 19 2016, 11:23 AM

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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 11:10 AM)
Are the weights in the olympic bar,if it is than is ok to just leave it.
If plates are all over the floor,than yes he need to put it back on the rack
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Not sure trolling or you never go to gym.

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QUOTE(degraw1993 @ Sep 19 2016, 11:23 AM)
Not sure trolling or you never go to gym.
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Seriously you're one of those asshole whom I met in my gym......they never last long
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 11:26 AM)
Seriously you're one of those asshole whom I met in my  gym......they never last long.
Note the word."my" it means I OWN the gym
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 11:26 AM)
Seriously you're one of those asshole whom I met in my  gym......they never last long
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QUOTE(degraw1993 @ Sep 19 2016, 11:31 AM)
Hahahahahaha  biggrin.gif
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I'm glad you have a sense of humour. Have a nice day
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QUOTE(ejump82 @ Sep 19 2016, 11:40 AM)
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 11:10 AM)
Are the weights in the olympic bar,if it is than is ok to just leave it.
If plates are all over the floor,than yes he need to put it back on the rack
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No it is not okay. Don't think for people that deadlift heavy only, think for beginners just starting out, think for lightweight lifter, think for maybe female lifter that not lift heavy, think for other people that would like to use the 20kg plate for other exercise too.
Advance/regular should behave like an advance and help out the starter, not give them trouble.
Never been to library during school time?
Strong enough to pick them up, strong enought to put them back, don't be a selfish ass /period

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QUOTE(helven @ Sep 19 2016, 12:05 PM)
No it is not okay. Don't think for people that deadlift heavy only, think for beginners just starting out, think for lightweight lifter, think for other people that would like to use the 20kg plate for other exercise too.
Never been to library during school time?
Strong enough to pick them up, strong enought to put them back, don't be a selfish ass /period
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Have you ever been to a professional gym?
They put up little signs all over the place that reads,"PUT BACK THE WEIGHTS After used"

What that means is that you do not leave weights lying all over the floor,NOT take out the weights that are on the Bar and put it back on the rack!!

IF according to your logic,than may I asked how much weight should be left back on the bar for the beginners?

The idea behind putting the weights back on the rack is to make sure that weight are not lying all over the gym floor - PERIOD.

What if I leg press 300kg and a beginner after finishing his leg press of 100kg,Do i asked to to put back to 300kg for me?

So don't be a smartass period if you have no idea on what gym etiquette is all about.

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lets just end this stupid argument.
put the weights back just refers to the dumbells.

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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 19 2016, 12:50 PM)
lets just end this stupid argument.
put the weights back just refers to the dumbells.
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post Sep 19 2016, 01:20 PM

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Nice... Didnt know tat. Db is mandatory... No doubts abt tat. Leaving plates on is something new...
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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 19 2016, 12:50 PM)
lets just end this stupid argument.
put the weights back just refers to the dumbells.
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It also refers to Plates that are lying on the floor.
If you take the weights from the bar,you should put it back on the rack not on the floor.

Gym etiquette is of utmost importance in a gym as this will determine if the gym is properly managed.
I'm sure you would not join a gym that has weights lying all over the floor.

Btw,this "stupid argument" as you call it,is for the benefits for all those who go to the gym.
for eg,according to you only dumbells need to be put back whereas ALL weights should be on the rack,including the Plates.
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 01:40 PM)
It also refers to Plates that are lying on the floor.
If you take the weights from the bar,you should put it back on the rack not on the floor.

Gym etiquette is of utmost importance in a gym as this will determine if the gym is properly managed.
I'm sure you would not join a gym that has weights lying all over the floor.

Btw,this "stupid argument" as you call it,is for the benefits for all those who go to the gym.
for eg,according to you only dumbells need to be put back whereas ALL weights should be on the rack,including the Plates.
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so if according to you...all weights should be on the rack, why dont ppl remove the plates from the bar after they're done with it.

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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 19 2016, 01:47 PM)
so if according to you...all weights should be on the rack, why dont ppl remove the plates from the bar after they're done with it.
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I appreciate you read carefully what I wrote,
I say that you should NOT leave weights lying on the floor but to put them back on the rack.

Meaning that when you take the weights out from the bar,put it back on the rack not on the floor.

But you can leave the weights that are on the bar,as you don't know if the person that who is going to use it will increase or decrease the weight.

The bottom line is ALL unused weights or dumbells should not be on the floor after finnish but back on the rack.
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 02:09 PM)
I appreciate you read carefully what I wrote,
I say that you should NOT leave weights lying on the floor but to put them back on the rack.

Meaning that when you take the weights out from the bar,put it back on the rack not on the floor.

But you can leave the weights that are on the bar,as you don't know if the person that who is going to use it will increase or decrease the weight.

The bottom line is ALL unused weights or dumbells should not be on the floor after finnish but back on the rack.
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hence signs on gyms should really say 'do not leave weights lying around on the floor'.
not 'PUT BACK THE WEIGHTS After used' as that would imply putting back weights u put on the bar as u did use them.

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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 19 2016, 02:11 PM)
hence signs on gyms should really say 'do not leave weights lying around on the floor'.
not 'PUT BACK THE WEIGHTS After used' as that would imply putting back weights u put on the bar as u did use them.
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It's understood already.

So if ever you open a gym,use that sign you propose.
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 02:18 PM)
It's understood already.

So if ever you open a gym,use that sign you propose.
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yes, we all know u own ur high and mighty gym.
no one cares really.

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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 02:09 PM)
I appreciate you read carefully what I wrote,
I say that you should NOT leave weights lying on the floor but to put them back on the rack.

Meaning that when you take the weights out from the bar,put it back on the rack not on the floor.

But you can leave the weights that are on the bar,as you don't know if the person that who is going to use it will increase or decrease the weight.

The bottom line is ALL unused weights or dumbells should not be on the floor after finnish but back on the rack.
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so much this.. once i was waiting for a guy to finish his set and i waited for him to put back all the plates on the rack..and i put back the exact same weight back on it... totally waste time lol
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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 19 2016, 02:20 PM)
yes, we all know u own ur high and mighty gym.
no one cares really.
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Please be more mature in your comments.

What has this got to do with my gym?
No one really cares? and how do you know?

Don't you think you sound like a fool now?
You don't even know me and yet you make all kinds of silly comments.

This is about sharing our knowledge in gym etiquette.


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QUOTE(MrTaxxi @ Sep 19 2016, 02:22 PM)
so much this.. once i was waiting for a guy to finish his set and i waited for him to put back all the plates on the rack..and i put back the exact same weight back on it... totally waste time lol
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hahaha you should have stop him.
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usually i will covered the bench using my towel before using it. just pissed with ppl not even know how to wipe their ass sweat
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QUOTE(MrTaxxi @ Sep 19 2016, 02:22 PM)
so much this.. once i was waiting for a guy to finish his set and i waited for him to put back all the plates on the rack..and i put back the exact same weight back on it... totally waste time lol
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ive met someone who are stacking 2.5kg plates at a bar bell, imagine full of it at both side lol.
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QUOTE(taohannan @ Sep 19 2016, 02:33 PM)
usually i will covered the bench using my towel before using it. just pissed with ppl not even know how to wipe their ass sweat
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some of the gyms i went to have a towel rack where the management put towel there for people to wipe their sweat off the bench.
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 02:30 PM)
Please be more mature in your comments.

What has this got to do with my gym?
No one really cares? and how do you know?

Don't you think you sound like a fool now?
You don't even know me and yet you make all kinds of silly comments.

This is about sharing our knowledge in gym etiquette.
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asking me to be mature in my comments?
coming from a guy who said this to someone else?

QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 11:26 AM)
Seriously you're one of those asshole whom I met in my  gym......they never last long
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 02:18 PM)
It's understood already.

So if ever you open a gym,use that sign you propose.
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Make a pinned post then, pin them so everyone understand the understood

QUOTE(MrTaxxi @ Sep 19 2016, 02:22 PM)
so much this.. once i was waiting for a guy to finish his set and i waited for him to put back all the plates on the rack..and i put back the exact same weight back on it... totally waste time lol
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You can tell the guy to just leave the weight there right?

There are 2 more scenarios that may happen just incase you have never consider
Scenario 1
so much this.. once i was waiting for a guy to finish his set and he left all the plates on the bar..and i put unrack the plates 1 by 1... totally waste time lol
Scenario 2
so much this.. once a guy was waiting for a me to finish my set and I left all the plates on the bar..and he unrack the plates 1 by 1... totally waste time lol

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Are the weights in the olympic bar,if it is than is ok to just leave it.
If plates are all over the floor,than yes he need to put it back on the rack
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I disagree. Imagine 1 idiot who deadlifted 5 plates (220 kg) for a few reps and once done, just leave the f*cking bar and the plates on. It will be a royal pain in the ass to remove the plates if you want to use the bar for something else. Note that this goes the same even if you're only deadlifting squating benching 60 kg or 100 kg or whatsoever. you picked the bar, put on the plates on, lifted it. Once done, take off the damn plates and put them back. Nobody cares how much you've lifted so no need to leave the bar and those plates hanging there.

Not every gym has a deadlift station with extra oly bar to be used. my gym just have enough bars for the bench press stations and the squat rack. so you're gonna need to borrow the bar if you want to do deadlift. and needing to take the weights off every single time either to setup and do the deadlift, or to bring the bar back to the original place can get annoying.

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You can tell the guy to just leave the weight there right?

There are 2 more scenarios that may happen just incase you have never consider
Scenario 1
so much this.. once i was waiting for a guy to finish his set and he left all the plates on the bar..and i put unrack the plates 1 by 1... totally waste time lol
Scenario 2
so much this.. once a guy was waiting for a me to finish my set and I left all the plates on the bar..and he unrack the plates 1 by 1... totally waste time lol
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yup there can be all sorts of scenarios but to be fair i was not even sure he was finished/changing weight/etc.
but im just curious how often people leave the olympic bar empty when they're done with it. is it the norm in msia?
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 11:10 AM)
Are the weights in the olympic bar,if it is than is ok to just leave it.
If plates are all over the floor,than yes he need to put it back on the rack
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Sorry this is my first time hearing this.. I mean for normal gym.. Not those crossfit/powerlifting gym..

You mean a correct gym etiquette is to leave it on the bar once you're done?
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QUOTE(MrTaxxi @ Sep 19 2016, 03:04 PM)
yup there can be all sorts of scenarios but to be fair i was not even sure he was finished/changing weight/etc.
but im just curious how often people leave the olympic bar empty when they're done with it. is it the norm in msia?
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I've been to a lot of gyms,both here and overseas,and i can say that I've never come across a gym where the members leave the olympic bar empty after usage.

I understand the frustrations of having to take off,put back the weights,but if the gym has only one or two sets of the equipments than I suppose you have to live with that.

Otherwise choose a gym which has more equipments,at least the chance of you getting a lighter bar is more.
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I disagree. Imagine 1 idiot who deadlifted 5 plates (220 kg) for a few reps and once done, just leave the f*cking bar and the plates on. It will be a royal pain in the ass to remove the plates if you want to use the bar for something else. Note that this goes the same even if you're only deadlifting squating benching 60 kg or 100 kg or whatsoever. you picked the bar, put on the plates on, lifted it. Once done, take off the damn plates and put them back. Nobody cares how much you've lifted so no need to leave the bar and those plates hanging there.

Not every gym has a deadlift station with extra oly bar to be used. my gym just have enough bars for the bench press stations and the squat rack. so you're gonna need to borrow the bar if you want to do deadlift. and needing to take the weights off every single time either to setup and do the deadlift, or to bring the bar back to the original place can get annoying.
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You've brought up an important point here. Not every gym has deadlift platform, some don't even have powerrack/squat rack, while some professional gym does have them, and also bars specifically for different usage.
So I guess someone professional is pointing to the bar on deadlift platform, and might have never been to gym where 1 bar shared by all 3 squat bench and deadlift (which is inappropriate but what to do man I'm not a rich ass that can pay for expensive professional gym membership) hmm.gif
Therefore the it is very arguable depends on the environment/situation, however, rules are dead, human have common sense and brain to think.
I simply cannot brain how hard is that to put the stuff back in place after use.
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seriously reading these recent replies makes me realized that most of guys here didn't even lift or never ever been into gym doh.gif doh.gif

do you guys have common sense or not? really? i give you an example since you guys really new to gym. if you lend someone book will you give it back? if you go to library and reading some books do you put the book into the correct place?

man no wonder you guys have no such common sense. how does if feel when you want to bench then the guy was doing the bench didn't put the weights back? that's really selfish cocksucker
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I hate clowns who dont know how to remove the plates from the bar after deadlifting, squating, benching even on the leg press machine! Happens all the time in celebrity fitness....

Bunch of morons...
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I hate clowns who dont know how to remove the plates from the bar after deadlifting, squating, benching even on the leg press machine! Happens all the time in celebrity fitness....

Bunch of morons...
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Celebrity Fitness is an international chain of gyms around the world,I'm sure they have their do's and don'ts.

Why don't you complain to their management.I'm sure they'll look into your complaint.(that is if leaving the plates on the bar or leg press is an offence).

btw,since the morons leave on the plates,do you take the plates out when you finished?.
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I've never had a problem with people not removing their plates cause everyone's working weights are my warm-up sets, be it 50kg, 100kg or 140kg. Lightweight.

However I ALWAYS rerack my weights because I know no one can lift what I lift.
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 04:29 PM)
Celebrity Fitness is an international chain of gyms around the world,I'm sure they have their do's and don'ts.

Why don't you complain to their management.I'm sure they'll look into your complaint.(that is if leaving the plates on the bar or leg press is an offence).

btw,since the morons leave on the plates,do you take the plates out when you finished?.
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Complained a few times before. No Action taken.

I believe its a common courtesy to remove the plates once you are done for others to use since you are sharing with them. So yes, despite having idiots in the gym, I still use my common sense to unrack the weights once im done using the equipment.

I don't see this happening in Old School Gyms. Only in 'Fitness Centre'
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I've never had a problem with people not removing their plates cause everyone's working weights are my warm-up sets, be it 50kg, 100kg or 140kg. Lightweight.

However I ALWAYS rerack my weights because I know no one can lift what I lift.
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QUOTE(unclemike @ Sep 19 2016, 04:46 PM)
Complained a few times before. No Action taken.

I believe its a common courtesy to remove the plates once you are done for others to use since you are sharing with them. So yes, despite having idiots in the gym, I still use my common sense to unrack the weights once im done using the equipment.

I don't see this happening in Old School Gyms. Only in 'Fitness Centre'
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Base on my understanding on previous posts, unracking is unnecessary if everyone is lifting at least 300kg on any exercise, so no point unrack the 300kg you did then the next person put the 300kg back. So if a skinny guy comes in hmm.gif Eh wait! No! skinny guy kennot enter that area
To avoid anyone that trying to pick my language/words, 300kg is just a reference.
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To me it is common sense and courtesy to remove the plates from the bar after you have used them. It would be so much more convenient if someone else wants to use the bar elsewhere. Imagine the bar with 200kg worth of plates on it and it's sitting in the squat rack and I want to use the bar for deadlift. I'm going to have to remove all the plates before I can even take the bar down. Re-rack all the plates after using. Don't assume the person after you will be using the same weights. I don't see how this is so hard to understand.
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QUOTE(QuickFire @ Sep 19 2016, 07:34 PM)
To me it is common sense and courtesy to remove the plates from the bar after you have used them. It would be so much more convenient if someone else wants to use the bar elsewhere. Imagine the bar with 200kg worth of plates on it and it's sitting in the squat rack and I want to use the bar for deadlift. I'm going to have to remove all the plates before I can even take the bar down. Re-rack all the plates after using. Don't assume the person after you will be using the same weights.  I don't see how this is so hard to understand.
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I am assuming that, there could be gyms, where they have a lot bars, several racks and deadlift platform, or prolly one of the platform is often used by 500lb club peeps, which they leave the weight at 250kg for the group's convenience.

However this is purely base my assumption, where most of the gyms here, doesn't have such environment, bar sharing is common among us.

This is still the best practice to start with
http://www.exrx.net/ExInfo/Etiquette.html

Any personal gym practice should be specified clearly so new peeps don't offend it.

Eventually it is all about the person's attitude and the community people want to create.

I personally not fine with grunting, slamming the weight, sweats, but man what to do, I don wanna get beat up in the toilet, usually those people looks garang, suck it up je la yawn.gif
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 02:30 PM)
Please be more mature in your comments.

What has this got to do with my gym?
No one really cares? and how do you know?

Don't you think you sound like a fool now?
You don't even know me and yet you make all kinds of silly comments.

This is about sharing our knowledge in gym etiquette.
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You need to tone down. I've read back on your posting history in this thread. You're vulgar, rude and overly defensive when people don't agree with you.
I personally don't have a problem with you but you seem so.... angry at everything.

Relax for goodness' sake.
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QUOTE(darklight79 @ Sep 19 2016, 10:46 PM)
You need to tone down. I've read back on your posting history in this thread. You're vulgar, rude and overly defensive when people don't agree with you.
I personally don't have a problem with you but you seem so.... angry at everything.

Relax for goodness' sake.
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Appreciate your remark.

can you back it up on which post am I vulgar? rude? ( i've seen comments where people are call idiots,morons,dickheads,fat shit ,I don't see you commenting their rude,vulgar)

as for overly defensive I believed I'm making my point thru,this is after all a forum.

seem angry at everything? nooo,what's there to be angry about.?But i am angry when you start to throw accusations like these.

Lastly thanks for trying to analyse my psychotic behaviour.(it's a sarcastic remark)

How do you rate this post now?
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QUOTE(darklight79 @ Sep 19 2016, 10:46 PM)
You need to tone down. I've read back on your posting history in this thread. You're vulgar, rude and overly defensive when people don't agree with you.
I personally don't have a problem with you but you seem so.... angry at everything.

Relax for goodness' sake.
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Feels like another one like that armesh guy. Hate this kind of people.

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Feels like another one like that armesh guy. Hate this kind of people.
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Did you also come out with the same conclusion after going thru my post or are you just parroting another post?
Hate this kind of people too

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Did you also come out with the same conclusion after going thru my post or are you just parroting another post?
Hate this kind of people too
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No. You're a nice guy.
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 19 2016, 11:04 PM)
Appreciate your remark.

can you back it up on which post am I vulgar? rude? ( i've seen comments where people are call idiots,morons,dickheads,fat shit ,I don't see you commenting their rude,vulgar)

as for overly defensive I believed I'm making my point thru,this is after all a forum.

seem angry at everything? nooo,what's there to be angry about.?But i am angry when you start to throw accusations like these.

Lastly thanks for trying to analyse my psychotic behaviour.(it's a sarcastic remark)

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Ok case close for weight plate, lets continue

Maybe it is only me, maybe I'm too shallow I don't understand body building exercise, I hate people do squat/bench on smith, double hate for half reppers
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I hate juiced up trainers that teach their scrawny client do this do that to get huge. And lie to them they didnt use.

I hate the gay members that just cant leave me alone.

I hate the skinny sub 40kgs guy took off their cloth to show off their skeleton.

I hate newbies that ask me how to do certain lift, took time to teach them, but end up doing bicep curls 1 set later.




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QUOTE(helven @ Sep 21 2016, 12:27 AM)
Ok case close for weight plate, lets continue

Maybe it is only me, maybe I'm too shallow I don't understand body building exercise, I hate people do squat/bench on smith, double hate for half reppers
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Well, there is a time for doing such exercise. I used to do squats on smith machine when i juz started. OHP sometimes.

QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Sep 21 2016, 02:25 AM)
I hate juiced up trainers that teach their scrawny client do this do that to get huge. And lie to them they didnt use.

I hate the gay members that just cant leave me alone.

I hate the skinny sub 40kgs guy took off their cloth to show off their skeleton.

I hate newbies that ask me how to do certain lift, took time to teach them, but end up doing bicep curls 1 set later.
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This right here takes the cake lol

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I dunno abt u guys, say u can db bench 55lbs each side. Would u train say 2-3 sets of 70lbs with the help of spotter in each rep? Helps in strength training?
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I dunno abt u guys, say u can db bench 55lbs each side. Would u train say 2-3 sets of 70lbs with the help of spotter in each rep? Helps in strength training?
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Usually i cycle my training between heavy(2-3 reps with spotters) and repetition.(8-12reps)

I do bench 3x a week. The heavy session develop your strength so that can be able to control your repetitive session.
I try to squeeze in 3x a month for the heavy sessions.

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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 21 2016, 07:18 AM)
Usually i cycle my training between heavy(2-3 reps with spotters) and repetition.(8-12reps)

I do bench 3x a week. The heavy session develop your strength so that can be able to control your repetitive session.
I try to squeeze in 3x a month for the heavy sessions.
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I understand heavy aka strength training. But doing it every rep with the spotter? I said so because last night i saw one fella doing weights that are definitely beyond him with the help of a spotter in each and every rep for the next 2-3 sets. Now, this is science? broscience? or plain dumb?
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QUOTE(bafukie @ Sep 21 2016, 08:04 AM)
I understand heavy aka strength training. But doing it every rep with the spotter? I said so because last night i saw one fella doing weights that are definitely beyond him with the help of a spotter in each and every rep for the next 2-3 sets. Now, this is science? broscience? or plain dumb?
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You need a spotter for safety reasons and also to help you push that extra rep.
It depends on your priority.
I wouldn't call it plain dumb cos everyone trains and respond differently and it's not nice to call them dumb just cos you don't train that way.
But than again it's the results that counts
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Nah... Im not calling ppl name. Plain n simply put. Does training beyond weight range works? Does it fasten the body adaptation to such weights so maybe say 1 month i can handle such weights without the help of spotter.
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QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Sep 21 2016, 02:25 AM)
I hate juiced up trainers that teach their scrawny client do this do that to get huge. And lie to them they didnt use.
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A person's physique is an absolute testament to his fitness/bodybuilding knowledge. RESULTS! speak the loudest.
All the guys who are bigger will surely know more, that's why they are big in the first place. They have experience.
Be humble and take advice from ALL the guys bigger than you. Don't be an arrogant know it all, else you'll be small 4 ever.

Learn from them, learn.... learn how much CC to inject, where to inject, what compounds to inject and how to eat clean.

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Anyway back on topic, stop standing so close to one another during training!!! F it..our alpha culture doesnt not allow us man to touch other even the slightest especially during training!!!
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QUOTE(bafukie @ Sep 21 2016, 06:44 AM)
I dunno abt u guys, say u can db bench 55lbs each side. Would u train say 2-3 sets of 70lbs with the help of spotter in each rep? Helps in strength training?
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QUOTE(bafukie @ Sep 21 2016, 08:04 AM)
I understand heavy aka strength training. But doing it every rep with the spotter? I said so because last night i saw one fella doing weights that are definitely beyond him with the help of a spotter in each and every rep for the next 2-3 sets. Now, this is science? broscience? or plain dumb?
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Yes, in the gym you have to push yourself beyond what you're capable of, you need to go beyond your comfort zone.
For bench press I normally slap on 120kg, get 3 spotters, and start repping it out.

Gives me all kindz of gainz. Go hard or go home!

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LOL. Trolling again ah?

Spotter to lift the bar for you & support the last few reps is okay but if gonna help you with every reps then better drop your ego and the weights man.
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QUOTE(Armesh @ Sep 21 2016, 08:58 AM)
A person's physique is an absolute testament to his fitness/bodybuilding knowledge. RESULTS! speak the loudest.
All the guys who are bigger will surely know more, that's why they are big in the first place. They have experience.
Be humble and take advice from ALL the guys bigger than you. Don't be an arrogant know it all, else you'll be small 4 ever.

Learn from them, learn.... learn how much CC to inject, where to inject, what compounds to inject and how to eat clean.
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well said.....unfortunately this isn't the case wink.gif
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 21 2016, 10:43 AM)
well said.....unfortunately this isn't the case wink.gif
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Problem with spotter dependent gym bro is, when they dont have their regular spotter around, thats when the problem comes in.

They will try to lift their beyond max weight lift without spotter, and dangered their own life.

Not that I care tho.
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IMHO spotter is there to push you on the last few reps but some become dependent on the spotter for the whole set which is akin to cheating or ego lifting
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QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Sep 21 2016, 02:23 PM)
Problem with spotter dependent gym bro is, when they dont have their regular spotter around, thats when the problem comes in.

They will try to lift their beyond max weight lift without spotter, and dangered their own life.

Not that I care tho.
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They can always used the smith machine or the power rack for their own safety.
there are a lot of different characters in the gym,from my experience I would also say,"to each his own"
whether it's the way they train or eat or groan or look in the gym.At the end of the day it's the results that counts.
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Im not really surprised that armesh guy is obviously likes to troll here.

You guys might not even hear this but he even open his facebook skinny to buff in 90 days?

Lmao me and darkligh79 had a good laugh
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QUOTE(degraw1993 @ Sep 21 2016, 10:21 PM)
Im not really surprised that armesh guy is obviously likes to troll here.

You guys might not even hear this but he even open his facebook skinny to buff in 90 days?

Lmao me and darkligh79 had a good laugh
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What's with you guys?
when someone gives their opinion,you say it's trolling.
This IS a forum,anyone can post anything as long as it's relevant to the topic.

some idiot here calls me trolling too.....so WHAT?

Give your thought or opinion for the topic on hand,no need to say this guy troll or not.....what has that got to do with this tread?

For your info,You CAN get from skinny to buff( as in muscular not MR.Olympia) in 90 days.
A beginner with the right training and diet can easily put on 20-30lbs in 90 days.

So i suppose you and darkligh79 had a good laugh at yourself.

so please stick to the topic on hand instead of trying to be a troll buster.
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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 21 2016, 10:45 PM)
What's with you guys?
when someone gives their opinion,you say it's trolling.
This IS a forum,anyone can post anything as long as it's relevant to the topic.

some idiot here calls me trolling too.....so WHAT?

Give your thought or opinion for the topic on hand,no need to say this guy troll or not.....what has that got to do with this tread?

For your info,You CAN get from skinny to buff( as in muscular not MR.Olympia) in 90 days.
A beginner with the right training and diet can easily put on 20-30lbs in 90 days.

So i suppose you and darkligh79 had a good laugh at yourself.

so please stick to the topic on hand instead of trying to be a troll buster.
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Hahahahaha biggrin.gif guess you don't know the story eh new guy. If you don't know then just shut up. Or maybe both of you are trolls

Who are you to said that? You don't know what you're talking then suddenly talking about mr olympia? Bruh im dead as hell obviously you know nothing.
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post Sep 21 2016, 11:17 PM

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QUOTE(Amedion @ Sep 21 2016, 10:26 AM)
LOL. Trolling again ah?

Spotter to lift the bar for you & support the last few reps is okay but if gonna help you with every reps then better drop your ego and the weights man.
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Yeap. Whenever I do RPE8 or RPE9, I usually ask someone spot the last few reps.

Btw, Happy Birthday bro. Hope you get back to gym soon laugh.gif
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post Sep 21 2016, 11:19 PM

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QUOTE(degraw1993 @ Sep 21 2016, 10:51 PM)
Hahahahaha  biggrin.gif  guess you don't know the story eh new guy. If you don't know then just shut up. Or maybe both of you are trolls

Who are you to said that? You don't know what you're talking then suddenly talking about mr olympia? Bruh im dead as hell obviously you know nothing.
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Ya maybe both of us are trolls,maybe you're a troll.like I say SO WHAT!!

I guess your english isn't that good right? who's talking about mr.olympia??

You know,it's things like you, that is so sickening, saying,"bruh im dead as hell obviously you know nothing".You have no idea about me but yet you can make such an idiotic statement.

This post has been edited by samydavis: Sep 22 2016, 09:30 AM
degraw1993
post Sep 21 2016, 11:29 PM

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QUOTE(samydavis @ Sep 21 2016, 11:19 PM)
Ya maybe both of us are trolls,maybe you're a troll.like I say SO WHAT!!

I guess your english isn't that good right? who's talking about mr.olympia??

You know,it's things like so that is so sickening, saying,"bruh im dead as hell obviously you know nothing".You have no idea about me but yet you can make such an idiotic statement.
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Hahahahaha up to you newbies thumbup.gif
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post Sep 22 2016, 12:16 AM

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QUOTE(degraw1993 @ Sep 21 2016, 10:21 PM)
Im not really surprised that armesh guy is obviously likes to troll here.

You guys might not even hear this but he even open his facebook skinny to buff in 90 days?

Lmao me and darkligh79 had a good laugh
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Not even hear??? The page link is in my signature, and I changed the name to Skinny To Buff..... and I'm very proud of it. Boosts my ego.

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