Scott wrote:people are strange!
Cookie wrote:Have said this countless times & I`ll stick by it.
I don`t like women in the gym when I train, never have never will. Too much of a distraction because, by choice or not, they draw attention to themselves & that can get dangerous. And they are the worst I`ve ever met for jumping on a machine your using as soon as you get off after a set, no manners, no asking if you`ve finished they just help their bloody selves
If I owned a gym they wouldn`t be allowed in and if they were it wouldn`t be on the same days as the blokes.
Melas Zomos wrote:While I understand your point, I only see that in certain type of gyms, ones I really do not train in. In the gyms I do train in, yes they do draw attention, but from what I see they also increase the general intensity of the gym and that is much needed in this age
Melas Zomos wrote:btw, what the hell were you searching for to get to that video?
Savage wrote:why am i strangely intriged??
Scott wrote:Theres only been the one gym that the women used to annoy me but it was a 'fitness' type place and tbh most people in there used to be quite annoying. Everyone was ingnorant of gym etiquette in that place. The more hardcore gyms Ive trained in the women have been good to train with.
It was a woman BBer who showed me the ropes when I first started training, she was cool.
samurai69 wrote:Ana trained in portugal and the rest of the female clients all trained hard...........they obviously learned gym etiquette
here we have a few women, they all train hard, and pound for pound lift as much as or more than some of the men, or want to learn and lift heavy
in the gym i trained at the women stayed on the cardio side and guys got on with it on the free weights side
Scott wrote:Well..... if you dont let females in the gym then who is going to put all the weights back?
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