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post 1536527941 12-04-2017, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam
Agreed, it's gay af.

What ever happened to just throwing on a t shirt and some shorts or sweats and going to get your swole on and joking around with a few dudes and then leaving it at that
just lmfao if you don't lift in at least Gymshark Ark leggings, a stringer, baseball cap, and Nike Roshe's with no-show socks.
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Originally Posted By JIGSAW
Blaha looking primo
I don’t understand, he actually looks dyel. How is it possible. No arm development or deltoids whatsoever.
post 1536528741 12-04-2017, 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted By yungballin14
Because that chit is boring as fuk. On the occasion, I like to throw on my goku stringer because I to look at myself when I train. With that being said. The last time I posted pics or was ever involved with social media bs was like 3.5 years ago, and looking back it was super cringey where I was embarrassed with myself.
I find that there's a correlation between how much time people put into their outfit/gym social media/etc. and how successful they are in real life
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you changed your AVI, i have become mad and disgusted
lol No need for mad or disgust, my legz haven't changed since that pic
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam
I find that there's a correlation between how much time people put into their outfit/gym social media/etc. and how successful they are in real life
What's the correlation?
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post 1536531691 12-04-2017, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted By rectifryer
What's the correlation?
I'm guessing he's gonna say that team #gymfashion is all broke *******s, but usually its the goes makin bank who have the full collection of expensive gear.
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post 1536531811 12-04-2017, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport
I'm guessing he's gonna say that team #gymfashion is all broke *******s, but usually its the goes makin bank who have the full collection of expensive gear.
I dunno, I think it's the guys with the expensive gear that typically makes sub 6 figures
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport
I'm guessing he's gonna say that team #gymfashion is all broke *******s, but usually its the goes makin bank who have the full collection of expensive gear.
im guessing the guys making bank dont need to show it off
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post 1536533721 12-04-2017, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam
I dunno, I think it's the guys with the expensive gear that typically makes sub 6 figures
Originally Posted By HockeyBacon18
im guessing the guys making bank dont need to show it off
There's a clear distinction though. The broke guys might have one or two expensive pieces of gear.

The 6 figure businessman comes in with the full nike set + $140 training shoes, wrist wraps, knee wraps, sweatbands, shaker bottle, smartphone holder, $300 bluetooth headphones and their pristine gym bag.

Am I the only one who notices this? You can spot them because they're usually over 35 and wear traditional style training gear, none of that tapered gym pants/deep cut stringer stuff.
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport
There's a clear distinction though. The broke guys might have one or two expensive pieces of gear.

The 6 figure businessman comes in with the full nike set + $140 training shoes, wrist wraps, knee wraps, sweatbands, shaker bottle, smartphone holder, $300 bluetooth headphones and their pristine gym bag.

Am I the only one who notices this? You can spot them because they're usually over 35 and wear traditional style training gear, none of that tapered gym pants/deep cut stringer stuff.
I guess I was speaking more to the "Train INSAYAIN, Shut up and Squat" and gym shark stuff, not necessarily just expensive gear in general.
post 1536535341 12-04-2017, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Vampirelol
Bought 250 bucks worth of gymshark chit during their blackout sale. Say it to my face *******
#cringe. also, LOL at getting rustled
post 1536536751 12-04-2017, 06:28 PM
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The only thing i will defend is training in a tank top.

I like to feel nice and breezy when i perform hypertrophy
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Originally Posted By DrWilliam
I guess I was speaking more to the "Train INSAYAIN, Shut up and Squat" and gym shark stuff, not necessarily just expensive gear in general.
For sure. I guess the guys I'm talkin about you usually see in the upper class Suburban gyms.
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post 1536538891 12-04-2017, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Roldz
Lift in the garage in solitude and ignore the ****gy culture it's become
^ this. I'm going to the US soon so have to train at commercial gyms, not looking forward to it.
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Originally Posted By Doomster23
^ this. I'm going to the US soon so have to train at commercial gyms, not looking forward to it.
Things are a bit more antagonistic here from what I can tell. I still manage to make lots of friends at the gym somehow. If everyone is showing up at the same time all the time, you kinda have to be.
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post 1536579541 12-05-2017, 07:32 AM
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I didn’t even notice there were other dudes at the gym.
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A 6 page thread about gym culture being cringey.. on bodybuilding.com.. shows Reddit neck beards have fully infiltrated.

Nobody seems bothered when people post pics of them consuming copious amounts of booze as if that’s any better, or posting pics of them doing any other hobby. Lol.
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Originally Posted By Amino89
A 6 page thread about gym culture being cringey.. on bodybuilding.com.. shows Reddit neck beards have fully infiltrated.
Yeah and soon they'll be frauding about the AMGs they drive and everything right? Oh wait...
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Originally Posted By frump94
Fitness sloots are the worst offenders. Brb do a bunch of stupid leg and booty exercises for 3 months and gain 15lbs to their ass and legs (of which 90% is fat), then suddenly they're fitness experts who have it all figured out.

Don't have a problem with humble gym brahs who occasionally post to IG with a PR or a physique update. It's the *******s who upload the same chitty posts on a day to day basis and talk about the 'grind' and the 'struggle', when gymcelling is a fukkin hobby for 90% of us. It's like someone who plays golf talking about how hard it is to go play golf with the boys on a saturday afternoon.
Some of them aren't bad, and know their ****, Amanda Bucci, Stephanie Buttermore, Nikki Blackketter.

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I enjoy lifting, working towards building a well-rounded physique and even compete in bodybuilding, but I can't stand the cringey gym culture that's on social media. It's great that people have hobbies that they're into, but they don't have to post every second about it with cliché motivational quotes as if they're saving the world.
Originally Posted By LoganBrown
The ones who view the gym as a battlefield and like their life is on the line with every workout then have nothing else to offer? Yeah that's 100% cringey. There's nothing exceptional about giving 100% in the gym and building a respectable physique while other aspects of your life are lacking.

Now someone who can give 100% in the gym then allow that mindset to carry over into other aspects of life and excel at everything they do? That's something to admire IMO, sadly for many of these fitness models there's no substance or depth to who they are.


A lot of those people are one-dimensional and that's the only thing that they have going for them in life. Good for them if that's enough, but I much rather pursue other things.
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It was cool when I first started lifting. And maybe, that is why all of these fitness channels and pages exist; they are for straight up newbies. I've been lifting for 8 years. I already know how to workout and what to eat etc.
I totally agree. Most of the content out there now is for newbies and doesn't pertain to more advanced lifters.
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Originally Posted By CrimsonSteel
Yea, the term "cringy" is annoying. It reminds me of "normies" in that anyone who calls other people "normies" are themselves "normies" for using such a trendy internet slang. "Cringe" is a word so overused it's "cringe-worthy" when people use it.
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Originally Posted By Amino89
A 6 page thread about gym culture being cringey.. on bodybuilding.com.. shows Reddit neck beards have fully infiltrated.

Nobody seems bothered when people post pics of them consuming copious amounts of booze as if that’s any better, or posting pics of them doing any other hobby. Lol.
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Chit is to mainstream now. Even now though back when I started out, I cringe thinking how I used to worship zyzz like a god, work out listening to zyzz music, and practising dance moves. Was cringe af.
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Originally Posted By BrUuh
Chit is to mainstream now. Even now though back when I started out, I cringe thinking how I used to worship zyzz like a god, work out listening to zyzz music, and practising dance moves. Was cringe af.
You are only 21, we all did cringe chit in our teenage years brah.
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Originally Posted By BrUuh
Chit is to mainstream now. Even now though back when I started out, I cringe thinking how I used to worship zyzz like a god, work out listening to zyzz music, and practising dance moves. Was cringe af.
Yet he's still in your vernacular?
Originally Posted By PhilAUS
The only thing i will defend is training in a tank top.

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Same here. I tried compression shirts but found them binding and constricting overall. Regular Ts get wet and sticky.

I wear a tank, but also carry a towel (this used to be required), so there's never any skin contact with the machine, and nobody can complain.
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Originally Posted By Amino89
A 6 page thread about gym culture being cringey.. on bodybuilding.com.. shows Reddit neck beards have fully infiltrated.

Nobody seems bothered when people post pics of them consuming copious amounts of booze as if that’s any better, or posting pics of them doing any other hobby. Lol.
That equally as cringe
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Originally Posted By BrUuh
Chit is to mainstream now. Even now though back when I started out, I cringe thinking how I used to worship zyzz like a god, work out listening to zyzz music, and practising dance moves. Was cringe af.
the fuk is zyzz music
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