me too, i hate the bully types and yes theirs quite a few at the gyms
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That was the funniest part- the dude wasn't big. He looked relatively fit, he had some biceps, but his quads were ridiculously small and his traps were fairly nonexistent. He looked like a curl jockey, and he was at least fifty five years old.
I'm certainly not "huge", but I've had quite a bit of beginner's gain (is that the term for fast gains when first starting out?)- about thirty five pounds of lean body mass in five or six months. I was easily bigger than this guy.
However, I don't like to get in an argument at the gym unless it's absolutely necessary. If it lead to violence, I suspect I'd have my membership revoked- I'm sixteen, and it'd probably be assumed that I was the instigator, heh.
I'm certainly not "huge", but I've had quite a bit of beginner's gain (is that the term for fast gains when first starting out?)- about thirty five pounds of lean body mass in five or six months. I was easily bigger than this guy.
However, I don't like to get in an argument at the gym unless it's absolutely necessary. If it lead to violence, I suspect I'd have my membership revoked- I'm sixteen, and it'd probably be assumed that I was the instigator, heh.
OH MY GOD, so true.Scotty the Body said:"Shut the fuck up" I'm here to work out, if you want to shoot the breeze, save it for the bar and quit taking up space in the gym.
I'm naturally chatty, but at the gym, no thanks. And I hate to be rude if someone starts gabbing away at me when I'm doing my cardio, so I end up having a crappy workout because I talk back in an effort to be polite.
Solution: headphones.
"Don't let anyone here mess with your head while your doing your thing bro you're doing good" or something like it would have been my line right after that kind of crap. I just hate that and don't do well at keeping my mouth shut when I hear it, but I would have cut him slack because of his age.Organichu said:That was the funniest part- the dude wasn't big. He looked relatively fit, he had some biceps, but his quads were ridiculously small and his traps were fairly nonexistent. He looked like a curl jockey, and he was at least fifty five years old.
I'm certainly not "huge", but I've had quite a bit of beginner's gain (is that the term for fast gains when first starting out?)- about thirty five pounds of lean body mass in five or six months. I was easily bigger than this guy.
However, I don't like to get in an argument at the gym unless it's absolutely necessary. If it lead to violence, I suspect I'd have my membership revoked- I'm sixteen, and it'd probably be assumed that I was the instigator, heh.
Such good motivation at an early age is impressive Organichu. Imagine your physique at 25 if you keep up the good work ... the females will be stacked up and waiting in line to get to know you better.
Keep up the good work! 
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I hate when the gym is empty except for me and 2 or 3 people and those 2 or 3 people all need the leg press machine when I'm on it. 
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Here's a flip for this thread. I WORK at a gym and am back and forth on the floor throughout my shift. I have people who are working out that stop me to chat. I'm there getting paid, they are there after PAYING and won't shut up??? WTF!!
It's taboo for me while working to talk to clients. I converse of course - why not, I'm being paid - but the rule breaking feeling of talking on the floor is constantly there. I'm waiting for the punishment with each chat session.
The men chat to hit on me, the women chat about the men at the gym. THESE women are the ones who I SEE putting makeup on, and curling their hair, before their set. Social gatherers, the lot.
It's taboo for me while working to talk to clients. I converse of course - why not, I'm being paid - but the rule breaking feeling of talking on the floor is constantly there. I'm waiting for the punishment with each chat session.
The men chat to hit on me, the women chat about the men at the gym. THESE women are the ones who I SEE putting makeup on, and curling their hair, before their set. Social gatherers, the lot.
