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Originally Posted By iabs⏩
Yes and some just have nice butts, even though they eat like crap, don't really exercise. Its God given.Wrong.
They don't join the gym because they don't have to, they constantly feel validated by their lying/ attention seeking friends and thirsty FA.
They don't join the gym because they don't have to, they constantly feel validated by their lying/ attention seeking friends and thirsty FA.
11-25-2017, 01:41 AM
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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
Bruh, I'd kill myself if all I trained was glutes.There's some at my gym that have been going for years and do the same 2 exercises and stair climber and don't talk to anyone. They are there every single day at the same time too. It's weird brah
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wouldn't it be nice if some of the ungrateful and undeserving female sl00ts got their lives traded for some useful or more grateful females in a 3rd world country? makes you think.
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11-25-2017, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted By FourZeroZed⏩
Does it?wouldn't it be nice if some of the ungrateful and undeserving female sl00ts got their lives traded for some useful or more grateful females in a 3rd world country? makes you think.
Makes me think that's the dumbest sentence I'll read today
11-25-2017, 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
For all intents and purposes they do.Female only spaces do not get equipped with male dominant activities like free weights and even when they do they don't go heavy enough
Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Well its layered on top of the original foundation, so we're talking genetics here.Butts built on fat are different to butts built on muscle
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
the ideal ass is actually a good ratio of fat and muscle. if its too fat it'll look saggy, if it's too muscular it'll look hard.Butts built on fat are different to butts built on muscle
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
thats why if the girl doesnt havent genetics to store fat in her ass, tours over for her.
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Originally Posted By Aahl⏩
Obviously. But I was explaining how I felt when I first stepped into a gymno body actually cares srs. What r they gona do ?
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11-25-2017, 01:49 AM
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Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
No they don'tFor all intents and purposes they do.
They meet stereotypical gender expectations not need to push ..the amount of women you see lifting a 5kg weight when their bag weighs twice as much is ridiculous
11-25-2017, 01:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
The difference isgeneticand incontrovertible, so I should hope so. No amount of political correctness can overcome human physiology -- no matter how much we try.No they don't
They meet stereotypical gender expectations not need to push..the amount of women you see lifting a 5kg weight when their bag weighs twice as much is ridiculous
They meet stereotypical gender expectations not need to push..the amount of women you see lifting a 5kg weight when their bag weighs twice as much is ridiculous
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
i like all butts (mostly) :PButts built on fat are different to butts built on muscle
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
11-25-2017, 02:00 AM
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Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
Women need a push to lift heavy and it's heavy for the individual ...it's not a competitive sport against others but your own limitationsThe difference isgeneticand incontrovertible, so I should hope so. No amount of political correctness can overcome human physiology. No matter how much we try.
I've walked into a hotel gym and seen a max dumbbell of 20kg and thought wtf
Women don't need 100s of kilos ..but my working squat and DL weight for reps is 60-100kg ..my row with a fixed bar is 35-45kg ..you won't even find that in a "woman's" gym
11-25-2017, 02:16 AM
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A bit surprised at the way this thread evolved to be honest. I don't think empirical data can form the basis of an interesting discussion, so when I say "I do not often see women in the free weights area, but when I do they also deadlift, squat and bench", it's almost impossible for me to reach any conclusion about the world here. The gym owner says most women go at something like 0630, whereas I like to go either during my lunch break or after work.
There are some newer women at my gym and actually one came to ask me if she was doing the lateral pulldown right. I introduced her to split squats, and it's nice sometimes to encourage one another while lifting. But I despise the idea of 'working out with anyone' - it's a very personal time for me, where I can meditate and reflect while listening to very aggressive music that puts me in a mood to test my own limits.
One thing mentioned in this thread, and perhaps I'm being controversial in two senses here:
(i) some guys in gyms truly stare at women while they work out as if they've never seen a woman before. It's awful, and it's pathetic, and it is so cringe inducing; however,
(ii) there are some cases where it is reasonably hard not to look (I'm not condoning staring). There's one tall woman for example who uses the treadmill, wearing hotpant-like shorts, very brightly coloured outfit. I'll admit I glance over a couple of times - it's directly behind where I bench on the lower level. And women look at her too.
At the end of the day you get used to people looking at you in a gym, right? At first I thought I was being looked at because I'm 'doing it wrong', but comments ranged from (initially) "you're just starting out right brah? keep at it" to now "you're stronger than you look brah". It's just about getting used to the lifting culture, if there even is a homogeneous thing to call "lifting culture".
There are some newer women at my gym and actually one came to ask me if she was doing the lateral pulldown right. I introduced her to split squats, and it's nice sometimes to encourage one another while lifting. But I despise the idea of 'working out with anyone' - it's a very personal time for me, where I can meditate and reflect while listening to very aggressive music that puts me in a mood to test my own limits.
One thing mentioned in this thread, and perhaps I'm being controversial in two senses here:
(i) some guys in gyms truly stare at women while they work out as if they've never seen a woman before. It's awful, and it's pathetic, and it is so cringe inducing; however,
(ii) there are some cases where it is reasonably hard not to look (I'm not condoning staring). There's one tall woman for example who uses the treadmill, wearing hotpant-like shorts, very brightly coloured outfit. I'll admit I glance over a couple of times - it's directly behind where I bench on the lower level. And women look at her too.
At the end of the day you get used to people looking at you in a gym, right? At first I thought I was being looked at because I'm 'doing it wrong', but comments ranged from (initially) "you're just starting out right brah? keep at it" to now "you're stronger than you look brah". It's just about getting used to the lifting culture, if there even is a homogeneous thing to call "lifting culture".
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Originally Posted By sumusikoo⏩
This is potato man, I can 100% tell you I give it my all when I gym with my bro, he's much stronger/bigger than I am and that motivates the fuk out of me to lift harder trying to catch up to his weight strength, and vise versa he lifts harder to keep being stronger than me, as for the different weights that's why you have dozens of dumbells, now when it comes to the barbells, just take the mftime plate off how difficult can that be?How do people even go about lifting with other people? it's annoying as fuk, you don't even follow the same routine, and if you do you don't use the same weight which makes things even more annoying if there's a limited availability of benches / racks
11-25-2017, 02:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Ares232⏩
Fine, but the fact is thatmost mendon't lift to become bb, rather, to tone and attain a generally good level of fitness. Hence, the fitness physique is so popular nowadays.This is potato man,I can 100% tell you I give it my all when I gym with my bro, he's much stronger/bigger than I am and that motivates the fuk out of me to lift harder trying to catch up to his weight strength, and vise versa he lifts harder to keep being stronger than me, as for the different weights that's why you have dozens of dumbells, now when it comes to the barbells, just take the mftime plate off how difficult can that be?
That said, it shouldn't come as a surprise that the majority of women aren't interested in training at or near 100% either since attaining big bb bulging muscles isn't their goal either.
In my experience, most women just have a single body part that they want to sculpt or get rid of, so in all fairness, their workout precisely fits their goal.
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Originally Posted By Ares232⏩
If there's 1 bench available you either wait for him to finish his 3 sets or vice versa. Unless u keep unracking and re racking everything for each of you which is quite annoying lol.This is potato man, I can 100% tell you I give it my all when I gym with my bro, he's much stronger/bigger than I am and that motivates the fuk out of me to lift harder trying to catch up to his weight strength, and vise versa he lifts harder to keep being stronger than me, as for the different weights that's why you have dozens of dumbells, now when it comes to the barbells, just take the mftime plate off how difficult can that be?
Would like to have a friend with me at the gym and all but the more I think into it the worse that idea becomes
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11-25-2017, 03:30 AM
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Originally Posted By sumusikoo⏩
The ideal training partner is the one that most closely approximates your size, strength, and goal. That way, it would significantly lessen the burden -- and time spent -- unracking/re-racking weights. Otherwise, it tends to defeat the purpose and become more trouble than its worth.If there's 1 bench available you either wait for him to finish his 3 sets or vice versa. Unless u keep unracking and re racking everything for each of you which is quite annoying lol.
Would like to have a friend with me at the gym and all but the more I think into it the worse that idea becomes
Would like to have a friend with me at the gym and all but the more I think into it the worse that idea becomes
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
I can say that i do see them, LA Fitness i saw a model using dumbbells with a personal trainer, another one was doing cable stuff.Women need a push to lift heavy and it's heavy for the individual ...it's not a competitive sport against others but your own limitations
I've walked into a hotel gym and seen a max dumbbell of 20kg and thought wtf
Women don't need 100s of kilos ..but my working squat and DL weight for reps is 60-100kg ..my row with a fixed bar is 35-45kg ..you won't even find that in a "woman's" gym
I've walked into a hotel gym and seen a max dumbbell of 20kg and thought wtf
Women don't need 100s of kilos ..but my working squat and DL weight for reps is 60-100kg ..my row with a fixed bar is 35-45kg ..you won't even find that in a "woman's" gym
You will see them on treadmills, bottom line is most woman don't want to get buff.
Also even Ms. Olympia is being cancelled, no more woman bodybuilders, just bikini model ones.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
The husband is correct, ding ding ding, winner!Butts built on fat are different to butts built on muscle
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all

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Originally Posted By Aristotelian⏩
LOL that ain't a compliment.A bit surprised at the way this thread evolved to be honest. I don't think empirical data can form the basis of an interesting discussion, so when I say "I do not often see women in the free weights area, but when I do they also deadlift, squat and bench", it's almost impossible for me to reach any conclusion about the world here. The gym owner says most women go at something like 0630, whereas I like to go either during my lunch break or after work.
There are some newer women at my gym and actually one came to ask me if she was doing the lateral pulldown right. I introduced her to split squats, and it's nice sometimes to encourage one another while lifting. But I despise the idea of 'working out with anyone' - it's a very personal time for me, where I can meditate and reflect while listening to very aggressive music that puts me in a mood to test my own limits.
One thing mentioned in this thread, and perhaps I'm being controversial in two senses here:
(i) some guys in gyms truly stare at women while they work out as if they've never seen a woman before. It's awful, and it's pathetic, and it is so cringe inducing; however,
(ii) there are some cases where it is reasonably hard not to look (I'm not condoning staring). There's one tall woman for example who uses the treadmill, wearing hotpant-like shorts, very brightly coloured outfit. I'll admit I glance over a couple of times - it's directly behind where I bench on the lower level. And women look at her too.
At the end of the day you get used to people looking at you in a gym, right? At first I thought I was being looked at because I'm 'doing it wrong', but comments ranged from (initially) "you're just starting out right brah? keep at it" to now"you're stronger than you look brah".It's just about getting used to the lifting culture, if there even is a homogeneous thing to call "lifting culture".
There are some newer women at my gym and actually one came to ask me if she was doing the lateral pulldown right. I introduced her to split squats, and it's nice sometimes to encourage one another while lifting. But I despise the idea of 'working out with anyone' - it's a very personal time for me, where I can meditate and reflect while listening to very aggressive music that puts me in a mood to test my own limits.
One thing mentioned in this thread, and perhaps I'm being controversial in two senses here:
(i) some guys in gyms truly stare at women while they work out as if they've never seen a woman before. It's awful, and it's pathetic, and it is so cringe inducing; however,
(ii) there are some cases where it is reasonably hard not to look (I'm not condoning staring). There's one tall woman for example who uses the treadmill, wearing hotpant-like shorts, very brightly coloured outfit. I'll admit I glance over a couple of times - it's directly behind where I bench on the lower level. And women look at her too.
At the end of the day you get used to people looking at you in a gym, right? At first I thought I was being looked at because I'm 'doing it wrong', but comments ranged from (initially) "you're just starting out right brah? keep at it" to now"you're stronger than you look brah".It's just about getting used to the lifting culture, if there even is a homogeneous thing to call "lifting culture".
And what is with you and "lateral pulldowns?" No one calls them that but you.
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11-25-2017, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
Are you srsly asking why he'd give props to someone who works hard on their physique?Why?
Originally Posted By ognami⏩
Me too!Bruh, I'd kill myself if all I trained was glutes.
Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
I think women who truly love lifting are never about sculpting just one body part. That's the insta sloot culture not the rest of us. I am all about being well proportioned, for both men and women.In my experience, most women just have a single body part that they want to sculpt or get rid of, so in all fairness, their workout precisely fits their goal.
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
Can confirm, I don't train upper body cause I don't wana get bulkyAre you srsly asking why he'd give props to someone who works hard on their physique?
Me too!
I think women who truly love lifting are never about sculpting just one body part. That's the insta sloot culture not the rest of us. I am all about being well proportioned, for both men and women.
Me too!
I think women who truly love lifting are never about sculpting just one body part. That's the insta sloot culture not the rest of us. I am all about being well proportioned, for both men and women.
Spoiler!
not srs
In all fairness though, I think it's stupid for us to bash girls who don't smash the weights and are just cardio bunnies or whatever. Everyone has a different physique goal. Some girls just WANT to be slim, whereas others want the definition, v taper, shredded abs/legs, whatever. There will be plenty of women out there who don't want a physique like mine, and vice versa. So if girls don't want to lift heavy, then who gives a fuk
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This might help some of the ladies in here that are working on pull ups. The only way to master them is to keep doing them.
https://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/pul...l-pull-up.html
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
I'll appreciate your muscle butt and make you feel loved.Butts built on fat are different to butts built on muscle
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
I've had both
Muscle, even though smaller, is preferable
Husband originally said he missed old ass though
H'oh well can't have it all
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11-25-2017, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted By 4everalone⏩
Not true, sloots that are true gym rats 93.7% of the time have nice bodies.Sloots either have hnng bodies or they dont. Lifting can help maybe 10%
Also, strong is sexy. Watch a determined girl grinding out a last rep on squats you don't think she'll get and she does - if that doesn't wake up your weiner, I have bad news. Also when they flip their little ponytails over the bar before squats..hnnggggg!
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