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08-20-2005, 06:53 AM #121
Maybe I don't know enough, but is there science to doing like 100 light sets on the same body part?
I see quite a few people work on biceps for like 45 minutes.
I do four different excercises per body part, four sets of 6-12 reps, and it takes me 60 minutes to get through three body parts.
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08-20-2005, 10:26 AM #122
I have a short asian guy who works out at my gym and he is about 5'1 or 2 and wears welding gloves for work out gloves and he also dresses in short shorts with knee high striped socks and brown leather boot loafers for shoes! Its the funniest shit I have ever seen! By the way he also can barely put up the bar itself when he benches. It sooo funny to watch him try to bench!
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08-20-2005, 10:33 AM #123Originally Posted by Terminator1
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08-20-2005, 08:20 PM #124
There was this one guy from my old gym who was mentally challanged, half blind, whose parents would drop him off at the gym for hours. I was happy to see that he found happiness in the gym and he was pretty built considering.
He was doing flat bench dumbells with the 100lbs and asked someone for a spot. He lifted it up no problem than out of no where dropped them and one landed right on the spotters foot.
The spotter lost 3 toes!
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08-20-2005, 08:26 PM #125Junior Member
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was at the gym and this big dude walks in...he was probably about 6'6 260 solid muscle....so this guy starts workin on his forearms and after each set would run and hop around going "ah ah ah" cuz of the burn im guessing....i mean when ur muscles burning u want to do that but ive never actually looked like a little girl jumping and skipping across the gym goin "ah ah ah"....he no longer impressed me
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08-20-2005, 10:13 PM #126Originally Posted by Muscle_Maniac
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08-20-2005, 10:30 PM #127Originally Posted by Spyder
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08-20-2005, 10:36 PM #128New Member
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This guy at my last gym would raise his back up off the bench doing bb bench press to where only his shoulder blades were on the bench, do like 3-4 reps w/ no more than 135 then start walking around the place talking to everyone trying to stick his chest out and then leave after 20 min. of bs. he also would always wear this death row records tank top and dude was like 40 and thought he was just the baddest shit in the gym.
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08-20-2005, 10:38 PM #129Originally Posted by msu16366
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08-20-2005, 10:54 PM #130
Thought about this very thread yesterday while watching a guy on the Captain's chair literally swinging his feet up over his head and down past 180 degrees multiple times for what he seriously thought was a vigorous ab exercise.
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08-21-2005, 05:23 AM #131Associate Member
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I sometimes see people bb benchpress with their knees pulled to their body
like they wanna get f*cked in the ass.
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08-21-2005, 06:38 AM #132
a guy in my gym once stripped down the squat rack..everyone in place shit blue lights when the fool took off 2x20k plates and the bar flipped up an over crashing down on the oher side,making the frigging loudest crashing sound
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08-21-2005, 06:51 AM #133
oh an there is one guy that carries around the BIGGEST gym bag ever.it obviously wont fit in a locker..its bigger than him..he opens it every now and then for protein shake that he makes there an then.but thats it..he just carries it around banging into everythin
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08-21-2005, 07:22 AM #134Associate Member
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seen some people wearing winterhats when they work out :P thinking they tough or something
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08-21-2005, 07:31 AM #135
I train in my garage so don't see any crazy shit unless I do it myself. So, feeling a little bit left out by this I occasionally climb up onto my pull-up bar and hang upside down singing Red hot chilli pepper songs. lol
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08-21-2005, 11:31 AM #136Junior Member
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I see so much annoying stuff at my gym. My gym is across from a college. trying to look big to catch some tail.
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08-21-2005, 02:15 PM #137
How bout the punching dumbells? It seems to be the older dudes or the real young, new dudes doing that one. Maybe they're watching the older dudes? You know, they take 10-15lb dumbells and look in the mirror while shadow boxing using jabs. What body part does that work? Is that really a training excercise for boxers? If so, please educate me.
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08-21-2005, 02:18 PM #138
Hehe, true story. When I use to manage a Worlds Gym, I had sex with this hot lil Russian girl on the lat pull down after hours....Good stuff.
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08-21-2005, 08:20 PM #139Banned
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Originally Posted by G-13
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08-21-2005, 08:29 PM #140Banned
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Originally Posted by manc
Once, when I was young and retarded, I did some sissy aparatus to work the inside of my thighs. No, that`s not the stupid thing I was gonna tell you about, there`s actually more.
I had to get some really thin 25k plates as the machine didn`t have enough weights for me.
Well, it turned out that the only pair of thin, 25K metal plates had been used on the leg press machine, and someone had loaded it with about 300 kgs with the plates I was looking for way in the back.
So I start unload one side plate by plate (yeah, you all know where this is going, don`t ya?).
After removing all the plates on one side I finally get one of the metal 25kgs I`m looking for. I had enough sense to pause and see if the leg press machine was going to tip over, but after looking at it for a few seconds without seeing any movement I conclude that it`s probably bolted to the floor so I start moving away.
After walking about 10 meters my friend shouts something and I hear the loudest ****ing crash ever.
Now, this is one of these really old leg press machines from the 70s. The one made out of nothing but really heavy metal and its now tipped on its side and stuck to a stack of plates weighing about 150kgs. The machine in itself probably weighs another 150 kgs.
Me and my friend found out that we had to grab the machine and pull like there was no tomorrow. Then, when we had gotten it a few inches above ground we had to wiggle it so that bar in the machine got out of the hole in the lowest plate. Then the next one and so on.
After dragging that infernal piece of shit all over the gym, leaving a nice fan shape trail of plates in our wake we were able to raise the machine, have the sled fall off the rail and smash my hand *SON OF A.....* and drag the beast back in its place.
It was a workout in itself, took about 45 minutes I reckon.
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08-21-2005, 08:45 PM #141Member
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a couple months ago my buddy was squattin on the barbell he was doin like 315 and he was talkin and unloadin the barbell at the same time not payin any attention to what he was doin whatsoever and he had put the barbell on the top hooks as soon as he took off the last 45 on one side the barbell flipped over to the side were the weight was loadin crack a big giant mirror and put a hole in the wall and dent the floor this barbell did more damage then a freakin train wreck never seen anything like they wanted him to replace it but he never did so they jus reamed him out the ass in his checkin account
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08-21-2005, 09:23 PM #142
This didn't happen very recently... but when I was a junior in high school, I was taking a strength training class as part of my PE. Me and another buddy, also an athlete, were squatting 360 for a set of 3. After we finished our sets, we started to take the plates off the bar when a guy in line for the rack instructed us to leave the weight on.
Right away.. i'm like oh shit... This kid has downs syndrome and is not athletic at all. I'd say it would have been a near impossible feat for him to squat 225 (2 plates). So I warned him he wouldn't be able to do it, and he shrugged me off and told me it would be easy. If I could do it so could he right? So he jumps in... no warm up... cold... downs syndrome... no spotter... takes the weight off the rack and backs up a step. Knees unlock and he lowers his ass one inch. Instantly he collapses like a sack of potatoes and the weight falls on top of him.
The weight instructor saw him, checked if the dude was ok... he was. Then kicked him out of his class. Stupidest thing I've ever seen.
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08-21-2005, 09:37 PM #143
please please don't make fun of me
but the stupidest sh*t i've seen was actually my own doing
a few months ago i was doing pretty heavy dips w/ 135 pounds on a belt.
My belt (on my pants) was lose and the dip belt with all the weight pulled down my f**king pants!!!!
a couple people saw me with only underwear on.......as quick as the wind i was able to pull my pants back up and put the belt on pretty tight......after that i've never had problems with dips, thank god
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08-21-2005, 09:41 PM #144Originally Posted by lfrisbee
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08-21-2005, 09:45 PM #145Originally Posted by msu16366
i slammed a 90 pound dumbell on my toe once. OUCH did it hurt. i thought i broke a bone, but i was very relieved to know i didn't. scary stuff though. i had to quit my workout short that day b/c it hurt badly...
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08-21-2005, 09:50 PM #146
2 things
I saw a couple holding hands while riding stationary bikes at the gym! second saw a young Joe holding up 345 on the bench press with his arms fully extended for a minute or so never actually ever going down!
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08-21-2005, 09:56 PM #147
here's another thing i saw......that wasn't my own doing.
There was a guy once in his mid 20's or so doing flat dumbell presses. He was not really big or strong at all. However, he had the 80 pound dumbells in his hand and he was going like 1/3 of the way down after struggling badly to get the weights up. In other words, after he got them up he only went down a very small amount.
I thought i would try to be helpful and advise him to lower the weight significantly, to about 40-50 pounds and try to get a full contraction. He said that he thought he could only get a big chest with heavy weight but i tried to tell him his chest will get bigger if he gets the form correct with a lighter weight.
He got really mad at me and said that he would not feel like he got a good workout with a light weight. But i tried to explain he'd be getting a much better workout than what he was currently doing. He kept getting mad so i figured, why bother with this guy?
Fast forward 4 months from when this happened. Today he is no bigger, no stronger than he was back then. And he still does quarter bench presses with 185 and the same with the dumbells. A lost cause for sure.
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08-22-2005, 12:03 AM #148Originally Posted by ward065
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08-22-2005, 12:05 AM #149Originally Posted by Zapp
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08-22-2005, 10:37 AM #150Originally Posted by Seattle Junk
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08-22-2005, 10:53 AM #151Originally Posted by ward065
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08-22-2005, 11:12 AM #152
The little guy who holds arms out like he has Franco lats always makes me laugh.
But I thought of this thread the other day when a saw a dude on the Captain’s chair literally and consecutively swinging his feet over his head and down past 180 degrees, while swearing he was getting a vigorous ab workout.
Forget exercise knowledge…it’s as if common sense doesn’t apply with some of these guys.
Or when you see a 250 pounder, carrying 125lbs of them in his midsection doing the ab roller. What??? Man go hit the bike!
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08-22-2005, 11:18 AM #153Junior Member
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the prison workout kills me
Those guys that come in everyday and do bench press and arm curls evryday, kill me. I call it the prison workoput, those prison guys always have big arms and chest, no legs or neck. It really kills me when you see one of those guys with great genetics, but knows nothing about working out or eating, just does chest and bi's.
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08-22-2005, 12:37 PM #154Originally Posted by ward065
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08-22-2005, 12:43 PM #155Originally Posted by kafabe
chest and biceps like 3 days a week i see some people do- and nothing else. lol
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08-22-2005, 01:38 PM #156
people doing those weird balancing exercises
squating on one leg while shoulder pressing a 5lb dumbell
lunging and doing curls at the same
time
why do people do this cr"p?
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08-22-2005, 01:47 PM #157Originally Posted by G-Force
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08-22-2005, 01:57 PM #158Originally Posted by Seattle Junk
what p!sses me off is that for some unkown reason all the so called fitness instructors at my gym tell all the new members to these stupid exercises
i keep meaning to have a word with one of them about it but i'll probably just end up in an argument
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08-22-2005, 03:50 PM #159Originally Posted by Seattle Junk
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08-22-2005, 03:52 PM #160This didn't happen very recently... but when I was a junior in high school, I was taking a strength training class as part of my PE. Me and another buddy, also an athlete, were squatting 360 for a set of 3. After we finished our sets, we started to take the plates off the bar when a guy in line for the rack instructed us to leave the weight on.
Right away.. i'm like oh shit... This kid has downs syndrome and is not athletic at all. I'd say it would have been a near impossible feat for him to squat 225 (2 plates). So I warned him he wouldn't be able to do it, and he shrugged me off and told me it would be easy. If I could do it so could he right? So he jumps in... no warm up... cold... downs syndrome... no spotter... takes the weight off the rack and backs up a step. Knees unlock and he lowers his ass one inch. Instantly he collapses like a sack of potatoes and the weight falls on top of him.
The weight instructor saw him, checked if the dude was ok... he was. Then kicked him out of his class. Stupidest thing I've ever seen.
That is so funny! Tight, but funny!
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