What is the wierdest exercise you have ever seen someone..
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What is the wierdest exercise you have ever seen someone..
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Mine had to be this guy who was on the machine where you do cable crossovers, he was pulling one cable down with one arm and bending at the knees at the same time. I was like, is this guy serious?
Mine had to be this guy who was on the machine where you do cable crossovers, he was pulling one cable down with one arm and bending at the knees at the same time. I was like, is this guy serious?
I saw a guy some years ago, doing a load of stuff that looked wrong.
First off, he was doing Front Raises for Delt, but swinging his Arms one at a time, not raising them, and taking them back beyond perpendicular, so he must have had a 100 degree range of motion
Then he used to do Side Bends, but he'd go down on one side, then add a little half Side Bend in, then switch sides, like as if every time he did a Side Bend he had a little spasm of some kind.
Then the worst looking thing of all.
Holding two Dumbbells by his sides, raising his Arms up straight, kind of Shrugging, or pushing his Delts up too, and bending his Elbows, until the DB's were almost directly under his Armpits. So his Arms ended up a bit like this <()>
Like some cross between a Raise and a Shrug. I nicknamed them Monkey Side Raises, but didn't tell him that. Looked like he was badly flexing his Traps, when he peaked on the motion.
I tried a few reps of those once without weight, to see what benefit he got. It made Traps go a bit stiff
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He looked at least 50+ and had a body like a stick. Reckon he could have been using 40 year old techniques, out of old Mags from the early 60's.
First off, he was doing Front Raises for Delt, but swinging his Arms one at a time, not raising them, and taking them back beyond perpendicular, so he must have had a 100 degree range of motion

Then he used to do Side Bends, but he'd go down on one side, then add a little half Side Bend in, then switch sides, like as if every time he did a Side Bend he had a little spasm of some kind.
Then the worst looking thing of all.
Holding two Dumbbells by his sides, raising his Arms up straight, kind of Shrugging, or pushing his Delts up too, and bending his Elbows, until the DB's were almost directly under his Armpits. So his Arms ended up a bit like this <()>
Like some cross between a Raise and a Shrug. I nicknamed them Monkey Side Raises, but didn't tell him that. Looked like he was badly flexing his Traps, when he peaked on the motion.
I tried a few reps of those once without weight, to see what benefit he got. It made Traps go a bit stiff

He looked at least 50+ and had a body like a stick. Reckon he could have been using 40 year old techniques, out of old Mags from the early 60's.
it's a combination exercise - a cable row and a lunge at the same time...not one of fav's but not a completely usleless exercise...your still using legs and back at the same time which is better than doing curls and leg extMine had to be this guy who was on the machine where you do cable crossovers, he was pulling one cable down with one arm and bending at the knees at the same time. I was like, is this guy serious?
this is Haney Shrug, Lee Haney invented it...a combination move or sorts too mixing upright rows and shrugs at the same time...again not one of fav'sHolding two Dumbbells by his sides, raising his Arms up straight, kind of Shrugging, or pushing his Delts up too, and bending his Elbows, until the DB's were almost directly under his Armpits. So his Arms ended up a bit like this <()>
Like some cross between a Raise and a Shrug. I nicknamed them Monkey Side Raises, but didn't tell him that. Looked like he was badly flexing his Traps, when he peaked on the motion.
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Lol..same here if u ask any body else in gym they will say I am the weirdest guy..people always keep staring when i do deadlift/ squat and even more strange glance when I am doing stuff like over head squat or crossover lungeballas38 wrote:I am the weirdest person in gym. Noone ever squats or deadlifts (well ok, there are one or two guys the biggest persons in there).
Also, i see many people in gym doing pullovers. Is that exercise so great? (isolation it is if you keep your elbows still, isn't it?)

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ah, the famous guy who think barbell curls over all for big arms and womens who think endless cardio over all for thick a lean skin ...
At gym there's nothing really weird, even If i think that the biceps curl machine is TOTALLY useless ... and those who use squat rack to curl I would kill them with own hands ...
At gym there's nothing really weird, even If i think that the biceps curl machine is TOTALLY useless ... and those who use squat rack to curl I would kill them with own hands ...
agreed.Christopheel wrote:ah, the famous guy who think barbell curls over all for big arms and womens who think endless cardio over all for thick a lean skin ...
At gym there's nothing really weird, even If i think that the biceps curl machine is TOTALLY useless ... and those who use squat rack to curl I would kill them with own hands ...
curling + squatrack = sadness
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