Lifter's Lounge

[stadtaffe]

Have you checked on social media apps for a gym more your style within a relatively close distance?
If all the gyms around are so bad, have you looked at setting up a home gym?

Thanks for caring..

I think that my style is not the mainstream here, but those ones where I am on the waiting lists will probably be best.

In the mean time I will probably sign up for one to three months at that one with the annoying imperial units on the treadmill and the price and just put up with it until I make it into one of those with a waiting list. Yes, that one also annoys me by trying to force you to install an app just to get into the gym however they say that for "old people" they will offer an alternative. I am not old of course, but more a conscientious objector to the harvesting and theft of personal data. So I'll use the old person's solution there. The weights in that place were quite good however, all clean with what I am used to and the location is relatively simple to get to.

No, definitely could not do a home gym.

 

[Australia Sucks]

Traditional soldier/warrior style training which combines strength, balance, flexibility, coordination, etc rather than just a pure strength exercise.

 

[GoodShepherd]

This guy only trains 3 times a week for just over an hour each time, 50% of his training is legs and core and clearly he has demonstrated that we cant judge a persons strength by how they look.

 

[Australia Sucks]

This guy only trains 3 times a week for just over an hour each time, 50% of his training is legs and core and clearly he has demonstrated that we cant judge a persons strength by how they look.

Not true about the 3 times per week thing. Anatoly is a world famous and high ranking powerlifter (high ranking for his weight class). He also makes a lot of prank youtube videos where he pretends to be a cleaner or something and then lifts massive weights in front of people.

 

[GoodShepherd]

Not true about the 3 times per week thing. Anatoly is a world famous and high ranking powerlifter (high ranking for his weight class). He also makes a lot of prank youtube videos where he pretends to be a cleaner or something and then lifts massive weights in front of people.

He said in one of his videos that he trains 3 times a week

 

[Australia Sucks]

He said in one of his videos that he trains 3 times a week

Maybe he means each muscle group 3 times per week rather than he only trains in total 3 times per week. He holds some world records for his weight class in powerlifting. I have never known any champion athlete to only train 3 times per week.

 

[homersheineken]

This guy only trains 3 times a week for just over an hour each time, 50% of his training is legs and core and clearly he has demonstrated that we cant judge a persons strength by how they look.

His videos are pretty funny.

But he's a world class body builder, I don't believe he only lifts weights 3 hours/week.

 

[FrancisK]

He said in one of his videos that he trains 3 times a week

One thing every fitness, powerlifting, bodybuilding, exercise, etc "influencer" have in common......they all lie about what they do personally for reaction and clout.

 

[GoodShepherd]

Maybe he means each muscle group 3 times per week rather than he only trains in total 3 times per week. He holds some world records for his weight class in powerlifting. I have never known any champion athlete to only train 3 times per week.

 

[GoodShepherd]

His videos are pretty funny.

But he's a world class body builder, I don't believe he only lifts weights 3 hours/week.

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