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[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:
I disagree with all of you…

When I was working out late at night/empty gym. Another guy and I would yell hoot and holler and grunt growl to get psyc’d up for heavy lifts. It was fun. Sometimes we would carry on like Ronnie Coleman. Specially after breaking PR’s and stuff. Which I might not have done if I was not being a wise ass. Once you do it and you are having fun doing it you might want to do it more often. There should be no alarms saying don’t get into what your doing. I think people should stop paying attention to others and start doing for themselves. Just my five cents.[/quote]

You are better off conserving your energy and concentrating on your work, instead of growling and grunting and carrying on.

The gym is not a circus. If you want to go act like a clown, then I suggest you join a circus.

Keep your 5 cents.

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Of course its a circus.its where freaks are made afterall.

If people want to do that kind of shit what’s the issue? Comet people listen to music to get hyped and some learn they need to let it out. Shit people find their own ways to get in the zone whether its whistling or tapping their thigh exactly 3 times before sets.

I’ve actually seen very few quiet max deadlifts…

Either way…do what ya what feel needs to be done to prepare for where ya wanna go. I ain’t gonna complain if a guy is blending his intensity with his fun…that’s called passion.

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[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:
I disagree with all of you…

When I was working out late at night/empty gym. Another guy and I would yell hoot and holler and grunt growl to get psyc’d up for heavy lifts. It was fun. Sometimes we would carry on like Ronnie Coleman. Specially after breaking PR’s and stuff. Which I might not have done if I was not being a wise ass. Once you do it and you are having fun doing it you might want to do it more often. There should be no alarms saying don’t get into what your doing. I think people should stop paying attention to others and start doing for themselves. Just my five cents.[/quote]

You are better off conserving your energy and concentrating on your work, instead of growling and grunting and carrying on.

The gym is not a circus. If you want to go act like a clown, then I suggest you join a circus.

Keep your 5 cents.

tweet[/quote]

Of course its a circus.its where freaks are made afterall.

If people want to do that kind of shit what’s the issue? Comet people listen to music to get hyped and some learn they need to let it out. Shit people find their own ways to get in the zone whether its whistling or tapping their thigh exactly 3 times before sets.

I’ve actually seen very few quiet max deadlifts…

Either way…do what ya what feel needs to be done to prepare for where ya wanna go. I ain’t gonna complain if a guy is blending his intensity with his fun…that’s called passion.[/quote]

I have never seen a max squat or bench or atlas stone toss or farmers done with out some bravado or any noise for that matter. Guess this place is not what is once was, Big guys that want to get bigger. I keep reading on here more and more, play sport “X” some other lame ass excuse and say they don’t want to be that big . Guess this is the result.

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[quote]dirtman wrote:

[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:
I disagree with all of you…

When I was working out late at night/empty gym. Another guy and I would yell hoot and holler and grunt growl to get psyc’d up for heavy lifts. It was fun. Sometimes we would carry on like Ronnie Coleman. Specially after breaking PR’s and stuff. Which I might not have done if I was not being a wise ass. Once you do it and you are having fun doing it you might want to do it more often. There should be no alarms saying don’t get into what your doing. I think people should stop paying attention to others and start doing for themselves. Just my five cents.[/quote]

You are better off conserving your energy and concentrating on your work, instead of growling and grunting and carrying on.

The gym is not a circus. If you want to go act like a clown, then I suggest you join a circus.

Keep your 5 cents.

tweet[/quote]

Of course its a circus.its where freaks are made afterall.

If people want to do that kind of shit what’s the issue? Comet people listen to music to get hyped and some learn they need to let it out. Shit people find their own ways to get in the zone whether its whistling or tapping their thigh exactly 3 times before sets.

I’ve actually seen very few quiet max deadlifts…

Either way…do what ya what feel needs to be done to prepare for where ya wanna go. I ain’t gonna complain if a guy is blending his intensity with his fun…that’s called passion.[/quote]

I have never seen a max squat or bench or atlas stone toss or farmers done with out some bravado or any noise for that matter. Guess this place is not what is once was, Big guys that want to get bigger. I keep reading on here more and more, play sport “X” some other lame ass excuse and say they don’t want to be that big . Guess this is the result. [/quote]
It’s a thing…I hear guys say they don’t wanna get big and “jacked”, or see able bodied men, young and mature alike, fucking around and just not working very hard. I don’t get it. Really, you don’t want to be be big and strong? Why even pay for the membership?

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[quote]super saiyan wrote:
There was a Mexican guy in my gym one time who would count in Spanish every rep, but he would drag out the number in a raspy half-whisperr.

Unnooooooo

Dooooooooos

Treeeeeeeees

I had a hard time not laughing during my sets.[/quote]

Omg I knew a guy who did this exact same thing. Except we were all standing around him and counting with him for encouragement. He was doing a really hard set of 10 on the bench. The tenth rep was a ridiculous grinder and when he finally locked it out his eyes went all crazy and he rasped out an epic sounding DIIIIIEEEEEZZZZ.

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We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.

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[quote]Nards wrote:
We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.[/quote]

No there isn’t. Shoulders were my weakest muscle group for a while until I started getting loud.

Ever do 70 pound lateral swings for 7 sets of 12 and not make any noise?

Don’t even need to be heavy at all…shoulders could just be the bodypart that wont grow or is weak as he’ll so one may need to amp it up.

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[quote]dirtman wrote:

[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:
I disagree with all of you…

When I was working out late at night/empty gym. Another guy and I would yell hoot and holler and grunt growl to get psyc’d up for heavy lifts. It was fun. Sometimes we would carry on like Ronnie Coleman. Specially after breaking PR’s and stuff. Which I might not have done if I was not being a wise ass. Once you do it and you are having fun doing it you might want to do it more often. There should be no alarms saying don’t get into what your doing. I think people should stop paying attention to others and start doing for themselves. Just my five cents.[/quote]

You are better off conserving your energy and concentrating on your work, instead of growling and grunting and carrying on.

The gym is not a circus. If you want to go act like a clown, then I suggest you join a circus.

Keep your 5 cents.

tweet[/quote]

Of course its a circus.its where freaks are made afterall.

If people want to do that kind of shit what’s the issue? Comet people listen to music to get hyped and some learn they need to let it out. Shit people find their own ways to get in the zone whether its whistling or tapping their thigh exactly 3 times before sets.

I’ve actually seen very few quiet max deadlifts…

Either way…do what ya what feel needs to be done to prepare for where ya wanna go. I ain’t gonna complain if a guy is blending his intensity with his fun…that’s called passion.[/quote]

I have never seen a max squat or bench or atlas stone toss or farmers done with out some bravado or any noise for that matter. Guess this place is not what is once was, Big guys that want to get bigger. I keep reading on here more and more, play sport “X” some other lame ass excuse and say they don’t want to be that big . Guess this is the result. [/quote]

Fuck em as long as you don’t turn into em lol

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[quote]strangemeadow wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:

[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:
I disagree with all of you…

When I was working out late at night/empty gym. Another guy and I would yell hoot and holler and grunt growl to get psyc’d up for heavy lifts. It was fun. Sometimes we would carry on like Ronnie Coleman. Specially after breaking PR’s and stuff. Which I might not have done if I was not being a wise ass. Once you do it and you are having fun doing it you might want to do it more often. There should be no alarms saying don’t get into what your doing. I think people should stop paying attention to others and start doing for themselves. Just my five cents.[/quote]

You are better off conserving your energy and concentrating on your work, instead of growling and grunting and carrying on.

The gym is not a circus. If you want to go act like a clown, then I suggest you join a circus.

Keep your 5 cents.

tweet[/quote]

Of course its a circus.its where freaks are made afterall.

If people want to do that kind of shit what’s the issue? Comet people listen to music to get hyped and some learn they need to let it out. Shit people find their own ways to get in the zone whether its whistling or tapping their thigh exactly 3 times before sets.

I’ve actually seen very few quiet max deadlifts…

Either way…do what ya what feel needs to be done to prepare for where ya wanna go. I ain’t gonna complain if a guy is blending his intensity with his fun…that’s called passion.[/quote]

I have never seen a max squat or bench or atlas stone toss or farmers done with out some bravado or any noise for that matter. Guess this place is not what is once was, Big guys that want to get bigger. I keep reading on here more and more, play sport “X” some other lame ass excuse and say they don’t want to be that big . Guess this is the result. [/quote]
It’s a thing…I hear guys say they don’t wanna get big and “jacked”, or see able bodied men, young and mature alike, fucking around and just not working very hard. I don’t get it. Really, you don’t want to be be big and strong? Why even pay for the membership?
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Lol this reminds me of an old roommate who used to go to the gym to jump rope…he took his jump rope to the gym with him and that’s all he did.

35 dollars a month…

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[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]strangemeadow wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:

[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:
I disagree with all of you…

When I was working out late at night/empty gym. Another guy and I would yell hoot and holler and grunt growl to get psyc’d up for heavy lifts. It was fun. Sometimes we would carry on like Ronnie Coleman. Specially after breaking PR’s and stuff. Which I might not have done if I was not being a wise ass. Once you do it and you are having fun doing it you might want to do it more often. There should be no alarms saying don’t get into what your doing. I think people should stop paying attention to others and start doing for themselves. Just my five cents.[/quote]

You are better off conserving your energy and concentrating on your work, instead of growling and grunting and carrying on.

The gym is not a circus. If you want to go act like a clown, then I suggest you join a circus.

Keep your 5 cents.

tweet[/quote]

Of course its a circus.its where freaks are made afterall.

If people want to do that kind of shit what’s the issue? Comet people listen to music to get hyped and some learn they need to let it out. Shit people find their own ways to get in the zone whether its whistling or tapping their thigh exactly 3 times before sets.

I’ve actually seen very few quiet max deadlifts…

Either way…do what ya what feel needs to be done to prepare for where ya wanna go. I ain’t gonna complain if a guy is blending his intensity with his fun…that’s called passion.[/quote]

I have never seen a max squat or bench or atlas stone toss or farmers done with out some bravado or any noise for that matter. Guess this place is not what is once was, Big guys that want to get bigger. I keep reading on here more and more, play sport “X” some other lame ass excuse and say they don’t want to be that big . Guess this is the result. [/quote]
It’s a thing…I hear guys say they don’t wanna get big and “jacked”, or see able bodied men, young and mature alike, fucking around and just not working very hard. I don’t get it. Really, you don’t want to be be big and strong? Why even pay for the membership?
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Lol this reminds me of an old roommate who used to go to the gym to jump rope…he took his jump rope to the gym with him and that’s all he did.

35 dollars a month…[/quote]

I know people that go to the gym to tan then pickup chicks. They are skinny turds that say as long as my abs show I am good

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[quote]Nards wrote:
We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.[/quote]

x100,000 light years

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[quote]dirtman wrote:

[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]strangemeadow wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:

[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]dirtman wrote:
I disagree with all of you…

When I was working out late at night/empty gym. Another guy and I would yell hoot and holler and grunt growl to get psyc’d up for heavy lifts. It was fun. Sometimes we would carry on like Ronnie Coleman. Specially after breaking PR’s and stuff. Which I might not have done if I was not being a wise ass. Once you do it and you are having fun doing it you might want to do it more often. There should be no alarms saying don’t get into what your doing. I think people should stop paying attention to others and start doing for themselves. Just my five cents.[/quote]

You are better off conserving your energy and concentrating on your work, instead of growling and grunting and carrying on.

The gym is not a circus. If you want to go act like a clown, then I suggest you join a circus.

Keep your 5 cents.

tweet[/quote]

Of course its a circus.its where freaks are made afterall.

If people want to do that kind of shit what’s the issue? Comet people listen to music to get hyped and some learn they need to let it out. Shit people find their own ways to get in the zone whether its whistling or tapping their thigh exactly 3 times before sets.

I’ve actually seen very few quiet max deadlifts…

Either way…do what ya what feel needs to be done to prepare for where ya wanna go. I ain’t gonna complain if a guy is blending his intensity with his fun…that’s called passion.[/quote]

I have never seen a max squat or bench or atlas stone toss or farmers done with out some bravado or any noise for that matter. Guess this place is not what is once was, Big guys that want to get bigger. I keep reading on here more and more, play sport “X” some other lame ass excuse and say they don’t want to be that big . Guess this is the result. [/quote]
It’s a thing…I hear guys say they don’t wanna get big and “jacked”, or see able bodied men, young and mature alike, fucking around and just not working very hard. I don’t get it. Really, you don’t want to be be big and strong? Why even pay for the membership?
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Lol this reminds me of an old roommate who used to go to the gym to jump rope…he took his jump rope to the gym with him and that’s all he did.

35 dollars a month…[/quote]

I know people that go to the gym to tan then pickup chicks. They are skinny turds that say as long as my abs show I am good
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Lol they hang out with the women who wear yoga pants and full make up…who only stretch in the most trafficked areas of the gym lol

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[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]Nards wrote:
We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.[/quote]

x100,000 light years[/quote]

You get to determine whether or not someones shoulders are their weakest muscle group?

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D theBird definitely addressed a guy who was grunting during P.R…so yea…

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[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]Nards wrote:
We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.[/quote]

x100,000 light years[/quote]

You get to determine whether or not someones shoulders are their weakest muscle group?[/quote]

I think there’s been a misunderstanding. I mentioned lateral raises as an example and was in no way referring to you. I think I may have made the example before you mentioned your doing lateral raises.

I also want to reiterate that a good gym with a lot of strong guys working hard will have lots of grunting and clanging of plates and that’s all fantastic. I love it.
I am talking about making noise to get attention and while not actually doing anything physically stressful. As I said, if some guy makes the same, tailored noise for each rep, starting from the first one, and he;s doing a high , surprisingly even number of reps, like 10 or 12…then you know he’s just making the place noisy.

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[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]Nards wrote:
We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.[/quote]

x100,000 light years[/quote]

I dont mind a bit of grunting or “psshhht”-ing if its genuine. However walking around the gym “wooing” and “hey buddy! aint nuthin but a peanut!” etc etc just to make noise and draw attention is not on. Also dropping/throwing dBs to make as much noise as you can should be banned.

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[quote]Nards wrote:

[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]Nards wrote:
We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.[/quote]

x100,000 light years[/quote]

You get to determine whether or not someones shoulders are their weakest muscle group?[/quote]

I think there’s been a misunderstanding. I mentioned lateral raises as an example and was in no way referring to you. I think I may have made the example before you mentioned your doing lateral raises.

I also want to reiterate that a good gym with a lot of strong guys working hard will have lots of grunting and clanging of plates and that’s all fantastic. I love it.
I am talking about making noise to get attention and while not actually doing anything physically stressful. As I said, if some guy makes the same, tailored noise for each rep, starting from the first one, and he;s doing a high , surprisingly even number of reps, like 10 or 12…then you know he’s just making the place noisy.[/quote]

I’ve never seen or heard anyone make noise for attention. That’s called struggling for progress. Even if the weights are small.

Why would anyone want to draw attention to themselves if the weights are small? If you pick up 10s for laterals and you’re screaming…you know you aren’t impressing anyone. But at that point you’ve already decided you don’t give a fuck about anything but getting stronger.

O know you weren’t talking about me btw

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[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]Nards wrote:
We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.[/quote]

x100,000 light years[/quote]

I dont mind a bit of grunting or “psshhht”-ing if its genuine. However walking around the gym “wooing” and “hey buddy! aint nuthin but a peanut!” etc etc just to make noise and draw attention is not on. Also dropping/throwing dBs to make as much noise as you can should be banned.

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Group of dudes having fun with each other joking and being loud while crushing weights offend you? Ever been to a real gym? Lol

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Not even a “gym” but he’ll have you ever played a sport?

I don’t see the gym as anything different than a practice field

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[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
Not even a “gym” but he’ll have you ever played a sport?

I don’t see the gym as anything different than a practice field [/quote]

There is a difference between having some fun and acting like a douchebag.

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[quote]theBird wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]Nards wrote:
We’re forgetting that there’s a huge fucking difference between grunting when you hit a PR and a guy making the exact same noise for all 12 reps of his lateral raises. A FUCKING GALAXY-WIDE DIFFERENCE.[/quote]

x100,000 light years[/quote]

I dont mind a bit of grunting or “psshhht”-ing if its genuine. However walking around the gym “wooing” and “hey buddy! aint nuthin but a peanut!” etc etc just to make noise and draw attention is not on. Also dropping/throwing dBs to make as much noise as you can should be banned.

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