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Evil E 10-23-2007 12:12 AM

So I subscribed to the gym today
 
I wanted to enroll in a boxing class but it was full... My second option was the Gym. Just hope that I will enjoy it and that there's some hot ladies working out there. :gorgeous:

Stephane76 10-23-2007 10:13 AM

Good luck to you!
I did that once, and went like 4-5 times never went back, there s something i hate about gyms ... it s boring! I'd rather be playing Soccer or Volleyball, get into a Coed league, there will be plenty of girls, and you get to go get a beer with the team after the games! eheheh ... just my 2 cents

Buddha 10-23-2007 10:57 AM

Your gym should offer boxing classes, no?

Funbrunette 10-23-2007 12:42 PM

I haven't been to a gym in a while (I have my treadmill downstairs) but I always made a point to have my Ipod with me so no one would talk to me...lol My goal was to walk in workout and try to get out before some guy would try a cheesy line on me...lol Sorry Knew, but I think most women don't like guys to approach them at the gym UNLESS they're all "done up" with perfume and makeup, then you know she's there to "socialize" That's my 2 cents.

Evil E 10-23-2007 01:00 PM

LOL @ girls at the gym with make up and perfume. That is ridiculous. Completely pointless. Anyways, I usually just check out the girls when I work out, it's entertaining... I might talk to them at some point but I won't go after them with cheesy lines so don't worry about me :).

And Buddah, this gym does not offer boxing classes. And i'd rather go to a real boxing gym if you know what I mean.

Evil Chris 10-23-2007 03:43 PM

arg... thanks for the reminder that I promised myself I'd start getting back into shape in October.
It's almost November!

TheLegacy 10-23-2007 04:01 PM

Do yourself a favor and getting into a Karate class instead. There is a great work out and physical training. Been doing it now for a couple of months and has made the world of difference more than any gym has in the past

ScreaM 10-25-2007 05:18 AM

Good move. We webmasters definitely need to be fit. :)

Buddha 10-25-2007 09:18 PM

I've practiced martial arts since 1985. Karate is a great way to get into shape and it's a lot less boring than lifting weights. I prefer the interactice 1-on-one and 1-on-unbeatableOdds(8+ opponents).

I suppose the question "why" would be present. Usually anyone who begins martial arts will rapidly lose 15 pounds within 3 weeks but that's actually the norm any time an exercise regimen begins. To lose weight, keep it off gym-level cardio is necessary 3-4 times per week and for muscular definition lifting weights 3+ days per week.

I am 41, 5'7" tall, and just a few months ago I weighed 225#, now I weigh 186#... exercising through martial arts practice alone wasn't enough to keep unnecessary body fat off of my body. I had to change and implement formal gym training. My body type is also "endomorph" (i.e. stocky bear). "Mesomorphs" (naturally proportional V-cut frame) and "ectomorphs" (skinny, can never gain weight no matter what's consumed) need not go to the extreme I have had to go.

Sheri Santiago 10-26-2007 11:52 AM

There was a pretty nice gym I used to go to but too many old guys would hit on me. I have a full gym in my house now and amazingly, no old guys, haha.

Evil Chris 10-26-2007 12:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sheri Santiago (Post 134544)
There was a pretty nice gym I used to go to but too many old guys would hit on me. I have a full gym in my house now and amazingly, no old guys, haha.

There's one that's getting there... :laughout:

Define old! :confused:

TheLegacy 10-26-2007 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buddha (Post 134518)
I've practiced martial arts since 1985. Karate is a great way to get into shape and it's a lot less boring than lifting weights. I prefer the interactice 1-on-one and 1-on-unbeatableOdds(8+ opponents).

I suppose the question "why" would be present. Usually anyone who begins martial arts will rapidly lose 15 pounds within 3 weeks but that's actually the norm any time an exercise regimen begins. To lose weight, keep it off gym-level cardio is necessary 3-4 times per week and for muscular definition lifting weights 3+ days per week.

I am 41, 5'7" tall, and just a few months ago I weighed 225#, now I weigh 186#... exercising through martial arts practice alone wasn't enough to keep unnecessary body fat off of my body. I had to change and implement formal gym training. My body type is also "endomorph" (i.e. stocky bear). "Mesomorphs" (naturally proportional V-cut frame) and "ectomorphs" (skinny, can never gain weight no matter what's consumed) need not go to the extreme I have had to go.

You know.. I am 46, been doing it for 2 months now (2 to 3 times a week) and havent really lost much weight. Sweeting like hell all the way, weird. I do have diabetes, but still stay at 200 pounds

Kenny B 10-26-2007 04:47 PM

Don't waste your money, I subscribed to a gym 3 years ago, i have been paying each and every month and I haven't seen any difference in my body other then I'm getting fatter. Maybe I'm paying to the wrong gym but I swear the membership hasn't done jack for me, I think I should call and complain.

Mister E 10-26-2007 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kenny B (Post 134568)
Don't waste your money, I subscribed to a gym 3 years ago, i have been paying each and every month and I haven't seen any difference in my body other then I'm getting fatter. Maybe I'm paying to the wrong gym but I swear the membership hasn't done jack for me, I think I should call and complain.

Kenny....you have to actually pay your dues AND GO TO THE GYM...

<Or so I hear:bless:>

ScreaM 10-27-2007 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buddha (Post 134518)
I've practiced martial arts since 1985. Karate is a great way to get into shape and it's a lot less boring than lifting weights. I prefer the interactice 1-on-one and 1-on-unbeatableOdds(8+ opponents).

I suppose the question "why" would be present. Usually anyone who begins martial arts will rapidly lose 15 pounds within 3 weeks but that's actually the norm any time an exercise regimen begins. To lose weight, keep it off gym-level cardio is necessary 3-4 times per week and for muscular definition lifting weights 3+ days per week.

I am 41, 5'7" tall, and just a few months ago I weighed 225#, now I weigh 186#... exercising through martial arts practice alone wasn't enough to keep unnecessary body fat off of my body. I had to change and implement formal gym training. My body type is also "endomorph" (i.e. stocky bear). "Mesomorphs" (naturally proportional V-cut frame) and "ectomorphs" (skinny, can never gain weight no matter what's consumed) need not go to the extreme I have had to go.

Yup, you are correct. :)

Greg B 10-28-2007 01:25 PM

Good for you! I'm weightlifting crazy. Should hit 500lbs on the bench press by this January. Nothing like pumping iron.

Boxing classes are a great way to burn calories and stay fit. No one trains harder than a boxer. Totally brutal workouts.

Eat right, exercise, get rest = Lookin' good!

OSWorker 04-20-2008 07:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Funbrunette (Post 134311)
I haven't been to a gym in a while (I have my treadmill downstairs) but I always made a point to have my Ipod with me so no one would talk to me...lol My goal was to walk in workout...

yea, for workout music, you basically need hard-hitting euro-dance music.... nothing else does the job really. Search around on itunes for "euro club hits" or check this link:

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/M...Club+Hits+Vol+
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