Long story short, my wife and I are both starting a new journey w/ fitness and food. We're seeing a dietician soon to get some help with the food part, but we've also been considering getting a personal trainer (either one for both of us or separate - either option is on the table).
Does anyone here have experience with one? What are some good questions to ask to make sure I get the "right" one? Any tips to set us up for success in this process? [Reply]
So why are you laughing? Go back and read it. We talked about length, feel, material, fit, etc and we're talking about cheapo Amazon knockoff brand. Nowhere did anyone say something akin to "bruh, these shorts are killer. I'm sure to lay pipe if I wear these!" [Reply]
Between someone not known people use chlorine in hot tubs and someone being flabbergasted by people wearing shorts to the gym, WTF is going on?!
There's apparently some world where people just let it rain into their jacuzzi and then turn it on when they get home from the gym in their blue jeans. [Reply]
Originally Posted by loochy:
So why are you laughing? Go back and read it. We talked about length, feel, material, fit, etc and we're talking about cheapo Amazon knockoff brand. Nowhere did anyone say something akin to "bruh, these shorts are killer. I'm sure to lay pipe if I wear these!"
Yes, your reply makes it seem that you took my statement to mean I thought that YOU were an old dude that wears slacks to the gym. Instead, I was confused as to what you would expect us to wear to the gym since you ridiculed our conversation about workout shorts.
Then you go into some story about your friend that is a pro in something (I assume it's gym related, but you never said what) and then you talk about donuts. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Dude it’s hot and I workout hard enough to sweat. I don’t need sweatpants. Do you wear sweatpants everywhere in the summer?!?!
Shit, it has to be under 50⁰ to even think about workout pants... plenty of times regretting it in the past when it's cool but not cold, much less summertime. [Reply]
Originally Posted by loochy:
Yes, your reply makes it seem that you took my statement to mean I thought that YOU were an old dude that wears slacks to the gym. Instead, I was confused as to what you would expect us to wear to the gym since you ridiculed our conversation about workout shorts.
Then you go into some story about your friend that is a pro in something (I assume it's gym related, but you never said what) and then you talk about donuts.
seems is the key word.
ridiculed you? awww.
No, I ridiculed thinking you have to wear a certain type of short to work out.
He's a professional bodybuilder, and now a personal trainer. [Reply]
Originally Posted by stevieray:
seems is the key word.
ridiculed you? awww.
No, I ridiculed thinking you have to wear a certain type of short to work out.
He's a professional bodybuilder, and now a personal trainer.
Who said you have to wear a certain type of short to work out? Lew asked about shorts and I showed him the ones I like, which I wear pretty much every day that I don't have to go into the office. I wear them around the house, I wear them for lawn work, I wear them to the store, and I wear them to the gym. [Reply]
Originally Posted by stevieray:
that's incorrect, and dishonest.
High horsey?
Fake outrage?
Attention seeking?
Puposefully drawing wrong conclusions about a conversation to stir shit about the most minor thing ever because for some reason you thrive on creating conflict here? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Detoxing:
Also cringe: Dudes who jog with their shirt off.
Well, if you look good enough then do it. Don't do it in the actual gym on a treadmill though because the excessive sweat drip is kind of rude. [Reply]
