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lmfaono body does that either anymore huh?
sometimes i ask if there mom didnt teach them to put there toys away when they finish playing.
usually i just get a weird look. lol
lmfaono body does that either anymore huh?
sometimes i ask if there mom didnt teach them to put there toys away when they finish playing.
usually i just get a weird look. lol
i really dont understand the cell phone epidemic, especially in the gym.
you go to the gym for one reason.
how can you fuck with a phone and have a real work out at the same time?
the two just can not go together.
you dont see athletes talking on the phone mid game or mid practice.
My gym bud once said that even though his age categorizes him as a millennial, he "identifies" as a Gen X like me.
After a moment of thought I smashed his phone and screamed "no real Gen X man "identifies", GTFOH!
Hell yes! That is the spirit of the sport the younger generation doesn’t really get. It’s done for a desire not what instagram says. Unfortunately majority of the younger generation is too drug obsessed and think they can’t do anything without it and go straight to gear when they buy that gym membershipView attachment 196405View attachment 196406View attachment 196407Wasn’t the most ideal, but it was super cool making everything from scratch
I have a hat from Chris Kyle's old company, Craft Intl. On the side it says, "Violence does solve problems."
Bro some of these guys… plates fucking everywhere to do some shitty smith machine deadlifts. It’s always guys with varying strength so they leave like a plate on the bar and like 12 all over the place.no body does that either anymore huh?
sometimes i ask if there mom didnt teach them to put there toys away when they finish playing.
usually i just get a weird look. lol
My gym bud once said that even though his age categorizes him as a millennial, he "identifies" as a Gen X like me.
After a moment of thought I smashed his phone and screamed "no real Gen X man "identifies", GTFOH!
have you studied this guy?"Power is a good and useful thing for many purposes; for one goes further with a handful of strength than with a bag full of rights."
Max Stirner
This has been my experience as well. Just drop your bag and stare.That is easy. Especially when you’re jacked. You just say “cool” and drop your bag. Those “3-4 sets” they have left become one real fast. LOL
This. In my book this is the ultimate sin. Anything that prevents others from getting in their workout in a timely manner...fucking around on equipment clogging it up while not even working hard, socializing between sets causing them to clog it up longer. Gym parasites.people seem to spend more time resting and looking in the mirror then actually doing sets.
ppl with there legs crossed sitting on machines staring at the phone or ceiling or mirror drives me nuts.
i often ask if someone is actually using it or how many sets they have left. if they answer with number of sets i look at them and say great! thanks! then lets go! we are here to work out! usually a spinny hand gesture too. lol
i dont rest sit or stop! finish the set, take a drink keep moving a minute and hit it again.
in the situation above ill pace and stare at them until they move off.
lets go!
lets go!
save rest for your couch!
lazyy fucks!
your generation is fucked.... im 40+.... you are probably an outlier in your generation...To start, I’m 24 years old so I’m gonna make the assumption that I am one of the younger individuals on this forum. I’ve been working out for 10 years now and most of my experience within the gym was learned from MUCH more experienced gym members, strength coaches from playing hs/college football, and watching YouTube (EliteFTS, IFBB pros, etc).
Something that I’ve always noticed early on is that there’s always been people at whatever gym I workout at that are super friendly or helpful but they are usually +30 in age. I have 3 training partners (1 everyday, 1 a few times a year, and 1 only over the summer because he’s in college out of state) who are all relatively the same age as me but we’ve known each other for years. I’ve always found it funny interacting with people my age or younger in the gym. It usually turns into a dick measuring contest… I’ve had people tell me my physique/lifts don’t count because I take steroids (I’m open about my use if asked). Once I had a kid curse me out because I wouldn’t tell him where to buy gear(personally I think it’s a right of passage to find it yourself, which isn’t very hard). It’s almost like in my generation people are competing against each other to look better than the guy next to them. Obviously not everyone is like that but it is becoming a theme as I’ve become more experienced.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, it’s always the older guys (by old I just mean above my age range) at my gym that are the first people to congratulate you on a big lift, compliment you, etc. I’ve also learned a lot just from taking lil pointers here and there. This question is aimed more at the individuals on this forum who have made the gym apart of their lifestyle and have years of experience but do you ever feel like the gym culture you grew up in is completely different then the gym culture younger generations are experiencing? If so what are the things you like or dislike?
"Power is a good and useful thing for many purposes; for one goes further with a handful of strength than with a bag full of rights."
Max Stirner
why does everyone feel the need to stand right in front of the dbell rack and stare at themselves intently while fuck all nothing! wtfBro some of these guys… plates fucking everywhere to do some shitty smith machine deadlifts. It’s always guys with varying strength so they leave like a plate on the bar and like 12 all over the place.
Also a big increase in guys working out right infront of the dumbbell rack. Step the fuck back, man.
And then the ladies with 8 dumbbells to do their circuit and then leave it there wit my a sweat soaked yoga matt.
I like asking to work in. Crazy how every time I ask suddenly there last set that was 20 minutes ago was their last one and they’re done with the machine nowI like it! And I am going to use it.
Guys I just went to a gym with less kids, I really feel its my fault as I expect some basic level of competency with people. Like bro pop your zits in the bathroom not in from of the dumbbells at 6 pm. Its my expectations that let me down! I 've met kids and wondered what was wrong with em then I met their father and am like, oh deadlifts don't work back you say okay thanks...you bring your kid to the gym cause he dropped out of HS...wow you're dad of the year...lets never talk again. Like that subaru dude is that 6 or 7 colors on that?? Man if I had that shirt I would wear it three days in a row as well. Thanks for bathing in the cologne I can almost not smell the weed no one cares about. Guys your just as small if you take 3-4 steps back from the dumbbell rack. You want to take juice and not diet, maybe you should turbo your car and see if in your case you can drive it without any gas.why does everyone feel the need to stand right in front of the dbell rack and stare at themselves intently while fuck all nothing! wtf
do you go to my gym?
I’m not sure if its vanity or autism.why does everyone feel the need to stand right in front of the dbell rack and stare at themselves intently while fuck all nothing! wtf
do you go to my gym?
This board needs more young guys. Please stick around.To start, I’m 24 years old so I’m gonna make the assumption that I am one of the younger individuals on this forum. I’ve been working out for 10 years now and most of my experience within the gym was learned from MUCH more experienced gym members, strength coaches from playing hs/college football, and watching YouTube (EliteFTS, IFBB pros, etc).
Something that I’ve always noticed early on is that there’s always been people at whatever gym I workout at that are super friendly or helpful but they are usually +30 in age. I have 3 training partners (1 everyday, 1 a few times a year, and 1 only over the summer because he’s in college out of state) who are all relatively the same age as me but we’ve known each other for years. I’ve always found it funny interacting with people my age or younger in the gym. It usually turns into a dick measuring contest… I’ve had people tell me my physique/lifts don’t count because I take steroids (I’m open about my use if asked). Once I had a kid curse me out because I wouldn’t tell him where to buy gear(personally I think it’s a right of passage to find it yourself, which isn’t very hard). It’s almost like in my generation people are competing against each other to look better than the guy next to them. Obviously not everyone is like that but it is becoming a theme as I’ve become more experienced.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, it’s always the older guys (by old I just mean above my age range) at my gym that are the first people to congratulate you on a big lift, compliment you, etc. I’ve also learned a lot just from taking lil pointers here and there. This question is aimed more at the individuals on this forum who have made the gym apart of their lifestyle and have years of experience but do you ever feel like the gym culture you grew up in is completely different then the gym culture younger generations are experiencing? If so what are the things you like or dislike?
The funny thing is your father's generation used to say the same thing about your generation.your generation is fucked.... im 40+.... you are probably an outlier in your generation...
every generation acts like grumpy old people to the younger generations. IE- the younger generations are going to take the world to hell.... and they are all brain dead and lazy...
its never true but honestly... in this case it might actually be...
your generation doesnt know which gender they are... cant stop filming themselves... and are just all around pathetic losers..
( not saying you personally are just your generation as a whole) but honeslty... its not even your generations fault... its not mine... its the boomer genertion...
they are literally the problem for everybody..
the gym culture we all grew up in is absolutely disgusted by what we see..
people more interested in likes and clicks than actually lifting..
people who call themselves " influencers" who havent done shit and dont have 1 oz of credibility.....
no respect for themselves or others in the gym....
extremely lazy all around and want instant gratification.
i could go on and on....