why do I see fat people or skinny people working at gyms? why arent there more bodybuilders working ?
February 18th, 2010 | 
Author: Charlie asked:
I would think the sales poeple would all bodybuilders at golds gym.
other gyms and fitness centers I understand, but shouldnt gold be for bodybuilders only?
It was when it was founded.
I get sick of poeple going to the gym half ass or talking or acting lazy and sloppy then staring at me and making me feel uncomfortable giving me dirty looks when I’m training like an animal sweating and trying to work hard. Its sometimes unmotivating.
any suggestions??
I work out at home now because of this. My gym doesnt have any serious people like me. maybe a few. but not a lot. the only gym that does is 40 minutes away.
so far all of you have completely misunderstood my question (s) in this post.
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Is this a valid question or just a rant?
Lazy people are uncomfortable around intensity. They don’t want to hear somebody grunting under a 500 pound squat or dropping a heavy power-clean on a lifting platform. There are more people who want to peacefully listen to awful pop music while they curl the same weight they’ve been curling for the last year, and/or watch TV on the treadmill with a colorful water bottle and a towel. This is why commercial gyms don’t have lifting platforms, have more machines than power racks, don’t allow chalk, play weak emo pop BS on the radio (try squatting heavy while listening to some fruity douche sing about fireflies giving him hugs), and even install “lunk alarms” that sound when somebody makes a noise (seriously, look it up).
I’d love to find a more serious gym, but the “health clubs” are squeezing them all out. It sucks. You’re not alone.
If you need to go on Yahoo Answers to ask people why he sees overweight people (trying to get in shape) or skinny people (trying to gain muscle) at a gym, maybe you need to go back to school. People weren’t born bodybuilders. In fact, I doubt you’re very serious about working out since all of the “real” body-builders aren’t in gyms. They’re training in their own way, not at a local “Gold’s Gym”.
Anyway, don’t mind the dirty looks. If you work as hard as you say, they might just be surprised at someone working hard… Who knows? Perhaps they might be looking to you for motivation for themselves. Or a third, if you’re really loud while working out (shouting, ect…) they might just be silently telling you to work out quieter. If you don’t want to deal with it, just stay home. Everyone has a right to look at you.