Sentences with phrase «see guys in the gym»

Not exact matches

If you saw McNeeley against guys he's fought in the gym you'd pay 10 times more for one of his opponents than you would for him.»

If you've find yourself wondering how come some guys that you see in the gym have managed to be so ripped claiming to be natural, the answer is: they are probably on steroids.

Then, one day you enter the gym and you see that same guy with 25 pounds of muscles gained in just three months.

«Saw a cute guy in the gym,» posted Tokyo1964.

Why They Ruin Your Workout: You can get a rash just by looking at equipment this guy is using, Contributes to the smell of grungy basement at the gym more than anyone else, If you see this guy in the locker room it's incredibly difficult to tell if he's entering or leaving the shower.

If the flat bench press was the key to insane chest growth and dumbbell curls were all you need to stack some mighty fibers in the arms, every second guy you see in the gym would sport Herculean musculature.

Just think about it — if steroids could give you the ripped body of your dreams on their own, every second guy you see in the gym would have achieved that level of lean muscularity.

We've all seen that guy or gal in the gym with the bangin» body, strutting around confidently, totally in the zone during his or her workout.

These prisoners are stronger than most guys you will see in your gym!

This is a common misunderstanding we see in gyms all the time, guys bragging about out lifting someone who is bigger than them.

That's why most guys you see in the gym, despite year after year of hard training, never get much bigger).

Just like I was doing a few years ago, I can Honestly say that almost every guy you see in the gym today has no idea how to train and build muscle.

Before a workout, one day, I was mixing my K - OTIC in the locker room and two guys who I see all the time in the gym asked if I was actually drinking pepto bismol.

Yes, protein shakes are not just for the stereotypical meat heads you sometimes see down at the gym (who incidentally can be very intelligent, nice guys)... but rather, most people could probably find a place in their life for a protein shake or two, for example:

I am getting stronger, and the young guys in the gym look at me strange, because they're used to seeing me with the light weights.

I'm repping at 65 - 75 % of my 1RM, which with gains after the past year, I can see that without gaining a ton of bulk, my strength matches or exceeds the «low - rep» regimen guys at the gym, which like Shannon Casey alludes to, confuses the guys in the gym that focus on the low - rep strength dogma that exists.

Guys I see in the gym doing 85 - 90 % of their 1RM are reaching failure in the dogma target of 5 - 8 reps.. By backing off weight into the 60 - 75 % range, I can push my reps to 20 - 30 for upper body, and 50 - 60 for lower body.

I've seen powerlifters puke during those lifts, and I wasn't going to be that guy, puking in the middle of the gym.

The overhead press is a great exercise that you don't see a lot of guys doing in the gym.

Most people who are heavy gym goers (and I'm talking about guys who go in 5 days a week or more, yet see no progress) are of the volume nature.

Today all I am doing is sharing the tactics, strategies, and tricks that I have seen make a big difference, especially for busy guys that don't have time to slave away in a gym.

Getting «lean and sharp» requires a different type of workout program and weight training, not what you see the majority of the guys in the gym doing.

You see a lot of big guys in the gym doing shrugs with as much weight as they can grip, but when it comes down to it, your traps just don't need the level of attention that other shoulder muscles do.

If you're like most guys at the gym you're spending a LOT of time focusing only on the muscles you can see in the mirror.

You've seen guys like me at the gym, in public and wanted to watch them pull at restraints as you tease and arouse him.