[quote]Maiden3.16 wrote:
[quote]NOLAlift wrote:
[quote]illadelphia91 wrote:
[quote]infinite_shore wrote:
The most annoying thing I find about the idiots in the gym is that almost no one is asking me (or other decent members) for advice. Sometimes I feel generous and try to help out some beginners on my own, but almost always regret trying it immediately 'coz they don’t want to learn. There were only a handful of people over the years who actually wanted to get better and actually tried applying things.
Fucking sad but I rarely give a shit.
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This is the thing i hate the most about lifting in commercial gyms. I hate that people who know their stuff will almost never approach a newb to lifting to give advice, just cause 90% of the time the newb doesnt give a shit.
If i never needed help on something, i would be so hesitatnt to ask people for advice cause i feel like im wasting their time. [/quote]
I never give advice unless asked. Unsolicited advice can be seen as insulting.[/quote]
Completely agree. Theres a trainer at my gym that has told me a couple times benching is bad for me. I just say thanks and keep benching. If someone wants advice they will ask, otherwise I think it’s almost rude to walk around the gym telling people what to do a not do, especially when you don’t have the slightest knowledge of that person and their goals.
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Just today I saw some guy “training” a lady and I overheard him say about my workout that you should never lift like that when your tired because you will hurt yourself. (along those lines anyway).
Just to clarify I was doing snatch grip high pulls and I was still ramping to my max…
It’s like you break a sweat weight lifting and people stare!
I was going to comment until I saw them doing log presses in a painful looking way!
/endrant!
I know this isn’t in the same category exactly…but still haha!
