[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
I’m not human.[/quote]
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90 to 95% of the guys from the globogyms in Singapore are like this. I’ve just learned to ignore that else I’d be filling up the Squat Rack Curls thread with posts single-handedly. Local Singapore women complain about not finding good men, local Singapore men complain their women end up with foreigners. If the link is indicative of the male population, could you blame either demographic?[/quote]
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I’ve been to a variety of gyms down here, and have seen retarded shit in all of them, worthy of the Squat-rack thread, EVERY SINGLE SESSION. Today, two guys deadlifting (props) conventional with rounded backs, wide stances and high hips; one attempted 225 and failed to break off the floor, mostly because he starts with his hips level with his shoulders (still props for deadlifting).
In the last week: There was a bench with four teens on it, sitting back-to-back in a circle, doing conc. curls with 15s (lbs).
A guy hogging the chin station to do calf raises.
A 140lb dude attempting a 225 bench.
Countless required saves in the smith machine.
Countless girls staring lackadaisically into space, yawning as they do curls and/or the abductor machine.
Guys squatting with the maxipad, and 40kg on the bar.
A good deal of the stuff in Nard’s vids are pretty common in my gym, save the dancing chick on the treadmill, and I consider it one of the better facilities in terms of equipment and regulars.
To the lady who mentioned Asian guys find her to muscular, I hear ya. ‘Getting too big’ is a sentiment I hear often within my age group (early twenties). Most guys I know find physiques like 2007 GSP or the Twilight werewolves ‘too bulky’. To say nothing about girls with a hint of athleticsm.
I knew this chick in my dorm that had a body you usually see in the jerkoff section of FHM. She got a little friendly ribbing once because her arms were too toned. People here think Madonna is muscular.
