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17 April 2008 21:20
Am i the only one who prefers a clean air conditioned gym with all the latest machines (but still a free weight section)? I feel so much more motivated in one of these type of places, maybe its because mainly older people and more out of shape people use them so i don't feel intimidated (although i dont think i would in any gym, but may do subcontiously as i would be one of the smaller ones, yet in a health club or commercial gyms im one of the not so small ones)
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17 April 2008 21:26
Take a look at one of my gyms , I think it will be right up your street  - PAGANS GYM
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17 April 2008 21:32
ORIGINAL: PAGAN Take a look at one of my gyms , I think it will be right up your street - PAGANS GYM LOL amazing mate, your own key lol!
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17 April 2008 21:33
amazing Not a word we usually associate with it
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17 April 2008 21:34
ORIGINAL: PAGAN Take a look at one of my gyms , I think it will be right up your street - PAGANS GYM i like these kind of gyms if i can train with a mate, but on my own id much prefer the luxuries of a commercial gym.. why do so many people not like them?
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17 April 2008 21:39
I train at home, but I am starting to miss a decent gym I've never liked the commercial fitness places. Never felt like I fit in at those posh places
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17 April 2008 21:41
must be the fitted carpets, that put me off.
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17 April 2008 21:41
i don't wear a track suit when i train. i usually wear combats/combat shorts, boots and filthy old work polo shirts not really leisure centre attire
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17 April 2008 21:42
ORIGINAL: drab4 I train at home, but I am starting to miss a decent gym I've never liked the commercial fitness places. Never felt like I fit in at those posh places thats why i like them, as im not the smallest, but one of the biggest as most of the people train for good health and do alot of cardio rather than bb'ing
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17 April 2008 21:47
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17 April 2008 21:48
youre still probly gonna move similar weight,its just down to wether you feed off the surroundings more.i train at home and occasionaly in leisure centre,leisure centre i probly lift easier,but dont push as hard if that makes any sense.
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17 April 2008 21:52
does no one like the fancy machines though?
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17 April 2008 21:56
i like the fitness gyms i did train spit and sawdust for a while though. just came down to it not having eneough equipment.
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17 April 2008 21:56
Where's the squat rack for all us hardcore 5kg barbell curlers ORIGINAL: PAGAN Take a look at one of my gyms , I think it will be right up your street - PAGANS GYM
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18 April 2008 00:14
Mines a fitness first so mainly a fitness oriantated place but we still get people in who have stood on stage with the likes of ronnie coleman, if it's good enough for them it's good enough for me. It's good because it's a nice environment, some BBer's a power lifter or 2, a few footballers and a few olypic athletes, it's reletevly clean and good kit but with some people with a hardcore work ethic. Not a bad balance.
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18 April 2008 00:24
I would love to train in a gym like that Pagan.
Age - 18 Bench - 95kg (at 63kg) Deadlift - 120 (at 63kg) Front Squat - 92.5kg (at 62kg)
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18 April 2008 00:35
Trained in both-The basement of a church to David lloyd-must admit don't miss the wooden benches and having to walk outside and up the stairs to train legs-especially in the snow  -for the price and location I can't beat Fitness First in Oz-I have one less than 2 mins from home and 2 mins from work
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18 April 2008 13:26
prefer hardcore gym because other guys have got the same mind set.though please don´t think i despise the other fitness centre gyms as I respect anybody who sets out to do something for his health and condition. But I prefer hardcore gym ( or a gym with hardcore public at least) because öther guys have the same mind set as me, and anyway I dislike having to think whether training in an old muscle vest might bring down the tone of the establishment...
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18 April 2008 13:28
Whichever is most convenient and has all the equipment you need, available at the times you want to use it.
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18 April 2008 13:34
Am i the only one who prefers a clean air conditioned gym with all the latest machines (but still a free weight section)? Because many do not cater for serious weight trainees. The atmosphere in a smaller 'hardcore' places is almost always more condusive to hard weigh training. Further the latest machines means bugger all to weight training. That is also not to say goals cannot be achieved in commercial gyms equipment permited and also when you goals are more general fitness based. I did enjoy the free coffee and drinks at FF though!
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