[quote]AttackOfTheChris wrote:
That would wreak havoc. You all would turn into a bunch of little girls whining about how everyone isnt working hard enough, and bitching to try and get memberships banned until theres only like…two swole dudes in the gym. [/quote]
Two? There can be only one. Swordfight in a torrential rainstorm will decide the winner.
[quote]Akuma01 wrote:
lol well the concept sounds a whole helluvalot better when your standing in a gym, dripping with sweat and breathing heavily, looking at the 130lb d bag in a tank top standing in the squat rack doing some retarded breed of a squat every 5 minutes, while taking his rest time to rap at himself in the mirror. Lol seriously try, itll sound genius in that scenario![/quote]
As long as the people that dry their pubic hair with the hand dryers in the locker room can be voted out of the gym I’ll be satisfied.
[quote]roybot wrote:
[quote]AttackOfTheChris wrote:
That would wreak havoc. You all would turn into a bunch of little girls whining about how everyone isnt working hard enough, and bitching to try and get memberships banned until theres only like…two swole dudes in the gym. [/quote]
Two? There can be only one. Swordfight in a torrential rainstorm will decide the winner.[/quote]
With a pose down before hand? I’d watch.
[quote]goldengloves wrote:
As long as the people that dry their pubic hair with the hand dryers in the locker room can be voted out of the gym I’ll be satisfied.[/quote]
X 2… ever heard of a fucking towel!
or the concept of shame / embarrassment / changing room etiquette (if there is such a thing?) / or just plain ole common sense not to be drying your balls or your big hairy arse with the hair dryer’ while standing there trying to look serious discussing the latest topical issues! Oh sweet Jesus…
Hey’ wait a minute!
Where the ‘FUCK’ are your VIP cards?
HEY JUDGES’ GET THESE BITCHES OFF MY STAGE!
DAAAMN!
I dont mind letting someone “work in” if they’re using the same weight as me or if its a cable machine and the weight is easily changed. It does suck when some one is using monopolizing equipment (i wouldnt say using cause you cant hate on someone who’s actually using equipment and working hard) and just fucking off or doing something unnecessary.
I was at the gym the other day and these two guys had set up in the squat rack with TRX straps. So i did my stretching, warm up and activation BS then when I went back they were till on it. I just nicely asked them if they could set up somewhere else seeing as they were in the only squat rack. The guy was cool and moved his TRX straps to another piece of equipment.
I think if you dont come at people with a bad attitude then you’ll get a lot more positive responses than negative ones. goes back to what mom always said “treat others how you wanna be treated” or something like that
.greg.
[quote]worzel wrote:
Hey’ wait a minute!
Where the ‘FUCK’ are your VIP cards?
HEY JUDGES’ GET THESE BITCHES OFF MY STAGE!
DAAAMN!
[/quote]
hahaha could you imagine someone that big? they’d be like a human rhino
.greg.
I like having people work in with me. Too bad no one ever asks.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]Amiright wrote:
“Gyms need to hand out “VIP” cards for people who actually work out with decent weight and are above 210lbs. With this card they can demand a random noob (without a card) to move from the machine.”
You don’t see any problem with that statement?[/quote]
No.
[quote]
I’m not 210lbs and I never will be… I can not lift what a 210+ pounds person would consider respectable weight(not knowing what respectable weight even is sense that differs completely from person to person). Does that suddenly make me a random newb that has no right to use equipment when the “more capable” trainee approaches. [/quote]
No, it does not make you a random newb.
However, let me put it like this. If I see Ronnie Coleman in the gym and as he walks towards me he says, “Hey buuuday, ain’t nuthin’ but a peanut but I need to work in on that machine”…I am going to either let him work in immediately or get the fuck off the machine.
But then, I actually have some concept of what it takes to even get bigger than average and don’t hold the opinion that everyone is a special snowflake and everyone everywhere deserves the exact same level of respect regardless of achievement.
I would not rush off the equipment for some guy weighing a buck fifty who can barely benchpress the bar.[/quote]
My point is that not everyone is in the gym to get “swole”… I work out to improve my performance in the sports I participate in… In my opinion the fact that someone is “swole” does not give them superiority in the gym. I have no problem with someone working in… but they aren’t going to overtake what I’m using.
You always seem to only respect people that are huge… and if they aren’t huge they must not be working… There are more athletes/sports then bodybuilding. Clear out your tunnel vision…
And yes I understand sometimes or a lot of times there are people on equipment doing jack shit because they’re retarded etc… In a public gym they are allowed to be dumb. I know its annoying I’ve had to wait excess of 30 minutes myself for a piece of equipment but get over it… thats life. Everyone deserves a little bit of respect even if they’re 13 a 120 pounds barely pressing the bar and thinking they’re hot shit with their “bros.”
[quote]johnnytang24 wrote:
I like having people work in with me. Too bad no one ever asks.[/quote]
x2
[quote]Amiright wrote:
I work out to improve my performance in the sports I participate in…[/quote]
What sports would those be and on what level?
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]Amiright wrote:
I work out to improve my performance in the sports I participate in…[/quote]
What sports would those be and on what level?[/quote]
Lacrosse-college(position-attack) and club wrestling(local club)… O.o didn’t think that was important. We have our own conditioning etc… 5-7am and our own gym(lacrosse)… but during off-season and even sometimes in season I go to the colleges public gym and a 24 hour fitness when I head back to Texas to visit family.
edit: position
[quote]Amiright wrote:
Everyone deserves a little bit of respect even if they’re 13 a 120 pounds barely pressing the bar and thinking they’re hot shit with their “bros.”[/quote]
I’ve tried to stay out of this clusterfuck of a thread…but this…come on.
Unless you just meant respect as in, respect for the sanctity of life. Sure. But a broken leg never killed anybody, right?
lol
[quote]hungry4more wrote:
[quote]Amiright wrote:
Everyone deserves a little bit of respect even if they’re 13 a 120 pounds barely pressing the bar and thinking they’re hot shit with their “bros.”[/quote]
I’ve tried to stay out of this clusterfuck of a thread…but this…come on.
Unless you just meant respect as in, respect for the sanctity of life. Sure. But a broken leg never killed anybody, right?
lol[/quote]
lol good point 
that works in my book
This is why I try to go to the gym during non peak hours. Unless you actually own the gym, how do you EXPECT someone to cater to what you want?
[quote]Soulja874 wrote:
This is why I try to go to the gym during non peak hours. Unless you actually own the gym, how do you EXPECT someone to cater to what you want?[/quote]
By making threads about it on the internet, obviously.
[quote]Amiright wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]Amiright wrote:
I work out to improve my performance in the sports I participate in…[/quote]
What sports would those be and on what level?[/quote]
Lacrosse-college(position-attack) and club wrestling(local club)… O.o didn’t think that was important. We have our own conditioning etc… 5-7am and our own gym(lacrosse)… but during off-season and even sometimes in season I go to the colleges public gym and a 24 hour fitness when I head back to Texas to visit family.
edit: position [/quote]
Therefore unless you’re not seeking improved performance in these sports, you’re going to be training hard, lifting good weight and lifting it explosively. You are hardly the 150lb guy going through the motions which is what Professor X was referring to. He might be very heavy but he’s not brain dead.
[quote]Jason van Wyk wrote:
He might be very heavy but he’s not brain dead. [/quote]
Umm…wtf is this supposed to mean?
lmao
[quote]hungry4more wrote:
[quote]Jason van Wyk wrote:
He might be very heavy but he’s not brain dead. [/quote]
Umm…wtf is this supposed to mean?[/quote]
Hmm this is GAL so this must be a lame joke.
[quote]hungry4more wrote:
[quote]Jason van Wyk wrote:
He might be very heavy but he’s not brain dead. [/quote]
Umm…wtf is this supposed to mean?[/quote]
It means that according to the OP, X looks immobile and bulky, but in reality fucks like a champ.