Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:STOP GRUNTING!
If you don’t need to grunt, you’re not lifting heavy enough.
Don't drop your weights!
+1000
If you have to drop your weights, they're too heavy for you. Strong people do it with control.
Yeah. It’s weird that the people who are doing that don’t look around and see people lifting much more weight without dropping it and change their behavior. At my gym, it’s the young guys doing light deadlifts who seem to love to drop the bar.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:STOP GRUNTING!
If you don’t need to grunt, you’re not lifting heavy enough.
Don't drop your weights!
+1000
If you have to drop your weights, they're too heavy for you. Strong people do it with control.
Anonymous wrote:I go to a gym that's only for personal trainers and their clients. We had some new ones in there (clients) already today. Let's see how long they last.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:STOP GRUNTING!
If you don’t need to grunt, you’re not lifting heavy enough.
Don't drop your weights!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:STOP GRUNTING!
If you don’t need to grunt, you’re not lifting heavy enough.
Don't drop your weights!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:STOP GRUNTING!
If you don’t need to grunt, you’re not lifting heavy enough.
Anonymous wrote:STOP GRUNTING!