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Originally Posted By KirkMcquest⏩
All the powerlifting guys in my gym are pretty cool with one notable exception. He's a fairly big guy but not as strong as his size would suggest. He has a ton of tattoos that look like they were done in a kitchen and one really big professionally done tattoo of a college logo. He is very loud and profane. All the guys he works out with are really nice and polite but he's so damn loud and annoying. Every time I see the group of them I think they must have been friends since kindergarten cause there is no way he would have gotten into that group in adulthoodWondering where most of you guys live? What you see in the gym probably reflects urban culture. We dont have any of that crap here. SJWs are freaks I see on youtube videos not in real life.
My gym is mostly dudes, couple of muscular chicks in super tight short shorts. Everyone mostly friendly. I dont see much difference from the gyms I worked out in in the 90's [accept lifters are alot smaller now ].
My gym is mostly dudes, couple of muscular chicks in super tight short shorts. Everyone mostly friendly. I dont see much difference from the gyms I worked out in in the 90's [accept lifters are alot smaller now ].
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Originally Posted By sword_⏩
A nurse who lifts sounds like a catch right there. Pretty much every single woman I've seen who powerlifts has been in crazy good shape. Even alot of the guys around here (most are powerbuilders anyways).I did powerlifting for a while but this was around 2007 - 2010 and I was around a bunch of people who were into oly lifting, bodybuilding, and strongman competitions so you got different personality types. I don't think they were super weird... at least back then. I competed a few times in the WNPF and they were just guys and girls into heavy lifting, no agenda.
But I will say that I have met those powerlifting types you mentioned above. I did smash one chick that was a powerlifter. She was in great shape, had an A cup but a booty lol. Kinda too muscular for my liking in hindsight. She was a nurse FWIW.
OP you also meet the folks who CALL themselves powerlifters but can't hit a 1000 total too.
But I will say that I have met those powerlifting types you mentioned above. I did smash one chick that was a powerlifter. She was in great shape, had an A cup but a booty lol. Kinda too muscular for my liking in hindsight. She was a nurse FWIW.
OP you also meet the folks who CALL themselves powerlifters but can't hit a 1000 total too.
I rarely see the toxic powerlifting culture that's being described here, unless it's on social media.
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport⏩
A catchA nurse who lifts sounds like a catch right there. Pretty much every single woman I've seen who powerlifts has been in crazy good shape. Even alot of the guys around here (most are powerbuilders anyways).
I rarely see the toxic powerlifting culture that's being described here, unless it's on social media.
I rarely see the toxic powerlifting culture that's being described here, unless it's on social media.
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport⏩
This was maybe about 5 years ago and I was "off" with my ex. Saw this girl in the gym every now and then and we'd talk briefly. Kinda shy/nerdy girl and we would see each other. Then we eventually worked out together every now and then.A nurse who lifts sounds like a catch right there. Pretty much every single woman I've seen who powerlifts has been in crazy good shape. Even alot of the guys around here (most are powerbuilders anyways).
I rarely see the toxic powerlifting culture that's being described here, unless it's on social media.
I rarely see the toxic powerlifting culture that's being described here, unless it's on social media.
Now when I "broke up" with my ex for the 23414423 time I saw this girl at the gym and I had some car troubles. She offered to drive me home but first we stopped to have some food. I hit on her, ended up making a move on her lol. So we decided to go on a date the week after and I ended up smashing.
Thing is she got weird after b/c we "rushed" sex but I knew her about 4 months at this point but I didn't pursue b/c my ex and I reconciled again lol. Kinda wish I got to smash her again but she was a bit awkward and painfully shy TBH.
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Originally Posted By sword_⏩
Lol I know quite a few guys who are fat ****s and “power lift” despite not being able to total 1,000I did powerlifting for a while but this was around 2007 - 2010 and I was around a bunch of people who were into oly lifting, bodybuilding, and strongman competitions so you got different personality types. I don't think they were super weird... at least back then. I competed a few times in the WNPF and they were just guys and girls into heavy lifting, no agenda.
But I will say that I have met those powerlifting types you mentioned above. I did smash one chick that was a powerlifter. She was in great shape, had an A cup but a booty lol. Kinda too muscular for my liking in hindsight. She was a nurse FWIW.
OP you also meet the folks who CALL themselves powerlifters but can't hit a 1000 total too.
But I will say that I have met those powerlifting types you mentioned above. I did smash one chick that was a powerlifter. She was in great shape, had an A cup but a booty lol. Kinda too muscular for my liking in hindsight. She was a nurse FWIW.
OP you also meet the folks who CALL themselves powerlifters but can't hit a 1000 total too.
That includes wearing gloves, belts, all that bull**** which you don’t even need at lower weight.
Think they just do it to avoid reality of being fat
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Originally Posted By meanstringbean⏩
Pretty much lol.Lol I know quite a few guys who are fat ****s and “power lift” despite not being able to total 1,000
That includes wearing gloves, belts, all that bull**** which you don’t even need at lower weight.
Think they just do it to avoid reality of being fat
That includes wearing gloves, belts, all that bull**** which you don’t even need at lower weight.
Think they just do it to avoid reality of being fat
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let's just say if I were to pick a group of people to surround myself with that would give me a great chance at IRL success, it wouldn't be the powerlifters. I'd go with the crossfitters before them, srs.
let's just say if I were to pick a group of people to surround myself with that would give me a great chance at IRL success, it wouldn't be the powerlifters. I'd go with the crossfitters before them, srs.
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Originally Posted By JamesA1990⏩
I have this same experience. It's a shame that most of the guy's experience in powerlifting was a negative one. I competed in my first powerlifting meet in 2003 so well before the whole era of social media and when it was mostly the equipped lifting you would hear about and not so much the raw powerlifting.A lot of powerlifting hate cope itt
Im at a powerlifting / oly / strongman gym and the culture there is fantastic. Everyone says hi when they walk in, bye when they leave
We had an xmas party there and they put on free pizza, beers - got to know everyone even better
Its a community of people with similar interests, just like any other
Im at a powerlifting / oly / strongman gym and the culture there is fantastic. Everyone says hi when they walk in, bye when they leave
We had an xmas party there and they put on free pizza, beers - got to know everyone even better
Its a community of people with similar interests, just like any other
My first experience was great. It was a local meet and it was really chill. I by far was not the strongest (was one of the weakest) but still there was no judgment and everybody was cheering everybody on to do their best. It was a very positive environment with no ego-tripping involved. Everybody was willing to lend a helping hand, give advice, etc. Being my first time I had no idea what to do but I had some people come up to me and walk me through the ropes of what constitutes a meet. People were for the most part friendly as well. This has also been my experience with most subsequent meets.
I think many people have a lot of misconceptions about powerlifting in general like how it's basically all fat fuks or skinny asian twinks. I mean yeah they are but who cares? The objective is to lift the most amount of weight not necessarily to look jacked. Although there are plenty of strong people in the 74/83/93/105 kg divisions that also look pretty jacked. People would mostly be referring to any divisions below or above that which isn't the majority of people. Numbers people put up are irrelevant too, god forbid we are making fun who want to get stronger and progress but happen to like powerlifting.
I do understand what some people mean by certain toxic elements but that's in almost any community and don't get why people attribute this specifically to powerlifting. The gym I go to admittedly has more of an old school vibe but it is a powerlifting gym and everybody there is fairly chill. We have xmas parties as well where everybody lifts and eats food. Good times. Not sure where people get the idea that powerlifting is full of purple haired SJW *******s. I think that's more a product of your location rather than the activity or group itself. In a city sure you'll see more of that but in the suburbs maybe not as much.
I guess that's why the misc has gone downhill, to the point where we berate people for lifting on a lifting forum. It's an activity/hobby just like any other. Some people have fun doing it, it isn't for some other people. If you don't like it why do people care so much lol? I'll agree it can be pretty cringe at times and hogging the one and only squat rack for an hour in a commercial gym without allowing others to work in probably isn't good gym etiquette. But other than that people should probably spend less time hating.
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Originally Posted By dazitmayn⏩
TLDR;I have this same experience. It's a shame that most of the guy's experience in powerlifting was a negative one. I competed in my first powerlifting meet in 2003 so well before the whole era of social media and when it was mostly the equipped lifting you would hear about and not so much the raw powerlifting.
My first experience was great. It was a local meet and it was really chill. I by far was not the strongest (was one of the weakest) but still there was no judgment and everybody was cheering everybody on to do their best. It was a very positive environment with no ego-tripping involved. Everybody was willing to lend a helping hand, give advice, etc. Being my first time I had no idea what to do but I had some people come up to me and walk me through the ropes of what constitutes a meet. People were for the most part friendly as well. This has also been my experience with most subsequent meets.
I think many people have a lot of misconceptions about powerlifting in general like how it's basically all fat fuks or skinny asian twinks. I mean yeah they are but who cares? The objective is to lift the most amount of weight not necessarily to look jacked. Although there are plenty of strong people in the 74/83/93/105 kg divisions that also look pretty jacked. People would mostly be referring to any divisions below or above that which isn't the majority of people. Numbers people put up are irrelevant too, god forbid we are making fun who want to get stronger and progress but happen to like powerlifting.
I do understand what some people mean by certain toxic elements but that's in almost any community and don't get why people attribute this specifically to powerlifting. The gym I go to admittedly has more of an old school vibe but it is a powerlifting gym and everybody there is fairly chill. We have xmas parties as well where everybody lifts and eats food. Good times. Not sure where people get the idea that powerlifting is full of purple haired SJW *******s. I think that's more a product of your location rather than the activity or group itself. In a city sure you'll see more of that but in the suburbs maybe not as much.
I guess that's why the misc has gone downhill, to the point where we berate people for lifting on a lifting forum. It's an activity/hobby just like any other. Some people have fun doing it, it isn't for some other people. If you don't like it why do people care so much lol? I'll agree it can be pretty cringe at times and hogging the one and only squat rack for an hour in a commercial gym without allowing others to work in probably isn't good gym etiquette. But other than that people should probably spend less time hating.
My first experience was great. It was a local meet and it was really chill. I by far was not the strongest (was one of the weakest) but still there was no judgment and everybody was cheering everybody on to do their best. It was a very positive environment with no ego-tripping involved. Everybody was willing to lend a helping hand, give advice, etc. Being my first time I had no idea what to do but I had some people come up to me and walk me through the ropes of what constitutes a meet. People were for the most part friendly as well. This has also been my experience with most subsequent meets.
I think many people have a lot of misconceptions about powerlifting in general like how it's basically all fat fuks or skinny asian twinks. I mean yeah they are but who cares? The objective is to lift the most amount of weight not necessarily to look jacked. Although there are plenty of strong people in the 74/83/93/105 kg divisions that also look pretty jacked. People would mostly be referring to any divisions below or above that which isn't the majority of people. Numbers people put up are irrelevant too, god forbid we are making fun who want to get stronger and progress but happen to like powerlifting.
I do understand what some people mean by certain toxic elements but that's in almost any community and don't get why people attribute this specifically to powerlifting. The gym I go to admittedly has more of an old school vibe but it is a powerlifting gym and everybody there is fairly chill. We have xmas parties as well where everybody lifts and eats food. Good times. Not sure where people get the idea that powerlifting is full of purple haired SJW *******s. I think that's more a product of your location rather than the activity or group itself. In a city sure you'll see more of that but in the suburbs maybe not as much.
I guess that's why the misc has gone downhill, to the point where we berate people for lifting on a lifting forum. It's an activity/hobby just like any other. Some people have fun doing it, it isn't for some other people. If you don't like it why do people care so much lol? I'll agree it can be pretty cringe at times and hogging the one and only squat rack for an hour in a commercial gym without allowing others to work in probably isn't good gym etiquette. But other than that people should probably spend less time hating.
Why not **** off and let proper lifters be done with their squats in 10 minutes flat - including their warm up sets too.
I absolutely destest kitted up powerlifters (plus their fat) who think they are strong.
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Originally Posted By sword_⏩
Das it sword. I dated a super shy & introverted girl my freshman year in college. She was cool but not sexy at all. She'd do this weird guilty hesitation thing sometimes whenever I got physical and it used to annoy the hell out of me.This was maybe about 5 years ago and I was "off" with my ex. Saw this girl in the gym every now and then and we'd talk briefly. Kinda shy/nerdy girl and we would see each other. Then we eventually worked out together every now and then.
Now when I "broke up" with my ex for the 23414423 time I saw this girl at the gym and I had some car troubles. She offered to drive me home but first we stopped to have some food. I hit on her, ended up making a move on her lol. So we decided to go on a date the week after and I ended up smashing.
Thing is she got weird after b/c we "rushed" sex but I knew her about 4 months at this point but I didn't pursue b/c my ex and I reconciled again lol. Kinda wish I got to smash her again but she was a bit awkward and painfully shy TBH.
Now when I "broke up" with my ex for the 23414423 time I saw this girl at the gym and I had some car troubles. She offered to drive me home but first we stopped to have some food. I hit on her, ended up making a move on her lol. So we decided to go on a date the week after and I ended up smashing.
Thing is she got weird after b/c we "rushed" sex but I knew her about 4 months at this point but I didn't pursue b/c my ex and I reconciled again lol. Kinda wish I got to smash her again but she was a bit awkward and painfully shy TBH.
There's a couple girls like that at my gym but the boyfriends always materialize when I try talking to them.
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Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah⏩
And it wouldn't be the clinically obese bodybuilders. I remember that one time when Rich Piana was sucker punched by Mac Trucc (or however you spell it), his 5% crew gathered to back him up and both sides clashed for 5 seconds. There was some huge bodybuilder "MMA guy" (that's what they called him) in the 5% crew who quickly blew out his knee. JFLlol
let's just say if I were to pick a group of people to surround myself with that would give me a great chance at IRL success, it wouldn't be the powerlifters. I'd go with the crossfitters before them, srs.
let's just say if I were to pick a group of people to surround myself with that would give me a great chance at IRL success, it wouldn't be the powerlifters. I'd go with the crossfitters before them, srs.
As much as people chit on crossfitters, that chit requires a certain level of fitness, endurance and dedication and there's a group "go go go can't back down" mentality.
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Originally Posted By LooksMaximus⏩
Rich was the "PMMA guy" who blew out his kneeAnd it wouldn't be the clinically obese bodybuilders. I remember that one time when Rich Piana was sucker punched by Mac Trucc (or however you spell it), his 5% crew gathered to back him up and both sides clashed for 5 seconds. There was some huge bodybuilder "MMA guy" (that's what they called him) in the 5% crew who quickly blew out his knee. JFL
As much as people chit on crossfitters, that chit requires a certain level of fitness, endurance and dedication and there's a group "go go go can't back down" mentality.
As much as people chit on crossfitters, that chit requires a certain level of fitness, endurance and dedication and there's a group "go go go can't back down" mentality.
I just got done my old man dadbod workout of SLDL followed by high rep pendlay rows and every stereotype from this thread was in the "olympic area" that 24 hour chitness has with the crossfit racks and oly plates.
Fat chicks, check, fat dudes, check, Asian tryhards in gear lifting girl weights, check. Holy fukking cringe, I wish I had a heater in my garage so I could go back to my home gym. The indian dude with 40% bodyfat strutting around after lifting 185 was the absolute icing on the cake
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i know a lot of elite powerlifters and have a pretty decent total myself just below elite level but i only did 1 meet.
Theres a very small percentage even among "elite" powerlifters who are actually training with a program year round, a mapped out diet with meal prepping, and fending off stress, drugs, and alcohol in the offseason. Most powerlifters I know are fit into 2 categories : fat ****s who cant stick to a diet or a program and thinkg lifting big numbers for 1 rep makes them a badass and they only follow a program 8 weeks out from a meet and are only strong because they are fat mother****ers who eat like ****, OR skinny AF guys who rely on wilks numbers and pull 1/2 of national record weight for higher weight classes but think they are strong as **** i.e. "im 140lb but i pull 500lbs so bow down to my strength", also, loosely follows a meal plan and constantly makes posts of how they did their "345 squats x2x3 at an RPE of 6.4736"
meanwhile most pro and veteran bodybuilders who follow strict progressive overload can probably total more than 80% of elite level powerlifters without even being on powerlifting programs or having the same 35% bodyfat.
Theres a very small percentage even among "elite" powerlifters who are actually training with a program year round, a mapped out diet with meal prepping, and fending off stress, drugs, and alcohol in the offseason. Most powerlifters I know are fit into 2 categories : fat ****s who cant stick to a diet or a program and thinkg lifting big numbers for 1 rep makes them a badass and they only follow a program 8 weeks out from a meet and are only strong because they are fat mother****ers who eat like ****, OR skinny AF guys who rely on wilks numbers and pull 1/2 of national record weight for higher weight classes but think they are strong as **** i.e. "im 140lb but i pull 500lbs so bow down to my strength", also, loosely follows a meal plan and constantly makes posts of how they did their "345 squats x2x3 at an RPE of 6.4736"
meanwhile most pro and veteran bodybuilders who follow strict progressive overload can probably total more than 80% of elite level powerlifters without even being on powerlifting programs or having the same 35% bodyfat.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
Here here.i know a lot of elite powerlifters and have a pretty decent total myself just below elite level but i only did 1 meet.
Theres a very small percentage even among "elite" powerlifters who are actually training with a program year round, a mapped out diet with meal prepping, and fending off stress, drugs, and alcohol in the offseason. Most powerlifters I know are fit into 2 categories : fat ****s who cant stick to a diet or a program and thinkg lifting big numbers for 1 rep makes them a badass and they only follow a program 8 weeks out from a meet and are only strong because they are fat mother****ers who eat like ****, OR skinny AF guys who rely on wilks numbers and pull 1/2 of national record weight for higher weight classes but think they are strong as **** i.e. "im 140lb but i pull 500lbs so bow down to my strength", also, loosely follows a meal plan and constantly makes posts of how they did their "345 squats x2x3 at an RPE of 6.4736"
meanwhile most pro and veteran bodybuilders who follow strict progressive overload can probably total more than 80% of elite level powerlifters without even being on powerlifting programs or having the same 35% bodyfat.
Theres a very small percentage even among "elite" powerlifters who are actually training with a program year round, a mapped out diet with meal prepping, and fending off stress, drugs, and alcohol in the offseason. Most powerlifters I know are fit into 2 categories : fat ****s who cant stick to a diet or a program and thinkg lifting big numbers for 1 rep makes them a badass and they only follow a program 8 weeks out from a meet and are only strong because they are fat mother****ers who eat like ****, OR skinny AF guys who rely on wilks numbers and pull 1/2 of national record weight for higher weight classes but think they are strong as **** i.e. "im 140lb but i pull 500lbs so bow down to my strength", also, loosely follows a meal plan and constantly makes posts of how they did their "345 squats x2x3 at an RPE of 6.4736"
meanwhile most pro and veteran bodybuilders who follow strict progressive overload can probably total more than 80% of elite level powerlifters without even being on powerlifting programs or having the same 35% bodyfat.
Aren't you the guy that absolutely mogs the 315 bench press? What's your stats?
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Originally Posted By Halfway⏩
Rich blew out his knee on a South American TV show. Some other dude blew out his knee in the Mac Trucc incident.Rich was the "PMMA guy" who blew out his knee
I just got done my old man dadbod workout of SLDL followed by high rep pendlay rows and every stereotype from this thread was in the "olympic area" that 24 hour chitness has with the crossfit racks and oly plates.
Fat chicks, check, fat dudes, check, Asian tryhards in gear lifting girl weights, check. Holy fukking cringe, I wish I had a heater in my garage so I could go back to my home gym. The indian dude with 40% bodyfat strutting around after lifting 185 was the absolute icing on the cake
I just got done my old man dadbod workout of SLDL followed by high rep pendlay rows and every stereotype from this thread was in the "olympic area" that 24 hour chitness has with the crossfit racks and oly plates.
Fat chicks, check, fat dudes, check, Asian tryhards in gear lifting girl weights, check. Holy fukking cringe, I wish I had a heater in my garage so I could go back to my home gym. The indian dude with 40% bodyfat strutting around after lifting 185 was the absolute icing on the cake
But yeah brown/Indian currycels at the gym are some of the worst I've seen. They're usually in groups, smell, leave a mess and never rerack, act hard curling 10-pound dumbbells and benching 85 pounds, and they're all fat or skinny fat.
12-17-2019, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
you sound pretty upsetTLDR;
Why not **** off and let proper lifters be done with their squats in 10 minutes flat - including their warm up sets too.
I absolutely destest kitted up powerlifters (plus their fat) who think they are strong.
*******s
Why not **** off and let proper lifters be done with their squats in 10 minutes flat - including their warm up sets too.
I absolutely destest kitted up powerlifters (plus their fat) who think they are strong.
*******s
no offense but if you can complete squats in 10 minutes flat including warmup sets you either don't squat very much weight or aren't pushing the weights and effort heavy enough. I take around 5-10 minutes of warming up/mobility stretching to reach my working sets (usually around high 300s to low 400s) and do 5-6 sets with 3 minutes rest. so about 25 minutes on average. Plus maybe another compound lift somewhere else which is 15-20 minutes, then just finish up with 3-4 accessory movements in about 15-20 minutes again. I'm usually out the gym in 60 minutes.
other than that there isn't really much to respond to since you didn't read my post
12-17-2019, 09:26 PM
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OP umadbruh that chick in the video is getting laid more?
Do you like dragons?
Cause' Imma be draggin' these balls across your face.
12-17-2019, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted By AshWar⏩
LmaoEvery single gym has these lol. Geared up to the tits with SBD sleeves, wrist wraps, inzer belt, oly shoes, chalk and emulating their fav yootoob celery's pre squat ritual by stomping their feet.. only to do one rep with 315
To much real life man.
It's bad at my commercial gym.
Was benching other day and these 2 kids changed into their $200 powerlifting shoes to bench. Seems that most people these days want the perception they are big into lifting for social media purposes.
12-17-2019, 09:38 PM
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Pretty much agree, powerlifting culture is full of *******ry. Glad to be rid of it
12-17-2019, 09:41 PM
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It’s called warming up away from the rack.
Also, powerlifters are the biggest wastes of rack time in the gym. Of course I’m not training for maximum weights because this means nothing. And any fat guy will always be able to squat more and dead lift more with some training simply due to being heavier.
Also, powerlifters are the biggest wastes of rack time in the gym. Of course I’m not training for maximum weights because this means nothing. And any fat guy will always be able to squat more and dead lift more with some training simply due to being heavier.
"The manlet is a savage beast that knows no moral bound. After falling in disgrace to a manmore, a ravaged manlet would not hesitate to come from behind and land a sucker punch/ swing with a rock to the back of a manmore's head. They are ruthless and you need to spend some more time in the gutter to even begin trying to comprehend what goes on in their minds."
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12-17-2019, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
If youre coping about not being strong then why arnt you aesthetic?It’s called warming up away from the rack.
Also, powerlifters are the biggest wastes of rack time in the gym. Of course I’m not training for maximum weights because this means nothing. And any fat guy will always be able to squat more and dead lift more with some training simply due to being heavier.
Also, powerlifters are the biggest wastes of rack time in the gym. Of course I’m not training for maximum weights because this means nothing. And any fat guy will always be able to squat more and dead lift more with some training simply due to being heavier.
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12-17-2019, 09:47 PM
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Lifting in general attracts incel, socially awkward potatoes. Especially when they're trying to do it "at a high level." Nothing new here.
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12-17-2019, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted By JamesA1990⏩
Is that all you got?If youre coping about not being strong then why arnt you aesthetic?
Sounds like someone benches with back arch and lifts with a lot of kit. Let me guess you also carry chalk?
Just lmao at not being sponsored and being so serious. Just lmao
And I know it hurts because of your paltry negs. As if it would hurt me as an 08 miscer. *******. Just shows how right the OP is at calling out wannabe pro athletes who take themselves so seriously. Lol
"The manlet is a savage beast that knows no moral bound. After falling in disgrace to a manmore, a ravaged manlet would not hesitate to come from behind and land a sucker punch/ swing with a rock to the back of a manmore's head. They are ruthless and you need to spend some more time in the gutter to even begin trying to comprehend what goes on in their minds."
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12-17-2019, 09:53 PM
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Yeah gym culture in general became pretty ****gy. I go to a commercial gym and I'm almost never in the weight room, I'm usually in the corner of the studio doing my calisthenics/mobility twink stuff.
That being said I genuinely enjoy this stuff compared to just pushing weights though. **** got repetitive af after a while with no progress as a natty
That being said I genuinely enjoy this stuff compared to just pushing weights though. **** got repetitive af after a while with no progress as a natty
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