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Gym mirrors are meant to be filthy, sweat and spit on the daily. Sign of a good gym tbh.
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Gym mirrors are meant to be filthy, sweat and spit on the daily. Sign of a good gym tbh.
I’m going to say he last . . . Six(?) gyms I’ve trained at don’t even have mirrors; in some cases including the bathroom(s)
That’s suuuuuper weird
Actually, now I think about it the last time I was at a gym with a mirror someone absolutely smashed the s**t out of it after they dropped a 50kg dumbbell from overhead and it bounced at a right angle into it.
Could be why crossfit/strongman/powerlifting gyms tend not to have mirrors lol
I think they should only be in certain areas (there is no need for them in the cardio room imo) but I can see your point too. I always got taught not to drop weights, it seems that’s less and less common now
Maintenance too I suppose, having said that they make the gym look bigger and more equipped. Bit of a trade off I suppose.All the gyms I train at/visit are filled with experienced trainers/coaches and lifters capable of coaching which virtually removes all need for mirrors.
(They’re also deceptively expensive which would also be a major put off for keyclub type gyms)
I’m going to say he last . . . Six(?) gyms I’ve trained at don’t even have mirrors; in some cases including the bathroom(s)
Actually, now I think about it the last time I was at a gym with a mirror someone absolutely smashed the s**t out of it after they dropped a 50kg dumbbell from overhead and it bounced at a right angle into it.
Could be why crossfit/strongman/powerlifting gyms tend not to have mirrors lol
Sorry to hear about that vonn I had an ectopic pregnancy last year, it was awful and so painful. I too was out of action for about 6 months (ended up in hospital for 5 days, and in the end they had give me a dose of a chemo drug to get rid of the growth).
Fast track to 12 months later and I'm the strongest I've ever been, so keep on pushing! You are looking great!
As for grip strength, start incorporating farmers carry into your workouts.
i did eat some delicious roast pork beforehand so...Sigh? Just convince yourself it’s muscle.
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the same people that don't believe they need to take a step back from the dumbbell rack to allow others to access it while exercising I imagineWho the hell spits on mirrors?
I haven't been that light for probably 20 years
I reckon ive lost weight- srsly cannot eat during the day and a workmate commented to me that ive lost weight. Dunno whats up tbh..
I meant idk why ive lost my appetite smart assYou've probably lost weight cause you are not eating during the day
I meant idk why ive lost my appetite smart ass
You've made great progress even if you don't hit your goal, and you'e got a better understanding for your next goal when it comes to setting it and achieving itWell, the goal was to hit 110KG on Christmas Day, which would have been 9 weeks training and 10 weeks on a meal plan and I feel I’m going to fall just short!
Weighed in yesterday arvo at the gym at 111.3KG, 12.3KG down in 8/9 weeks, however I fly to Perth tonight and I’m not sure what I’m doing for food yet as I can’t meal prep. See what happens!