Posing in the gym: right or wrong

Blackpanther95 · 08-08-2014 4:58pm #1

Posing in the gym: right or wrong? (especially for people who want to be serious bodybuilders and not the 15 year olds who wanna look "swole")

RidleyRider · 08-08-2014 7:59pm

I don't care if you decide to go to the mirror and flex for Facebook(I'll still think you're a nob) but I don't care. Stripping down to your boxers and turning them into speedos is just weird IMO. Go to the changing room.

Blackpanther95 · 08-08-2014 8:07pm

RidleyRider wrote: »

I don't care if you decide to go to the mirror and flex for Facebook(I'll still think you're a nob) but I don't care. Stripping down to your boxers and turning them into speedos is just weird IMO. Go to the changing room.

Lol flexing for facebook

mrty · 08-08-2014 8:42pm

Way wrong, if they wanna pose do it at home. I suppose it frees up machines though. :-)

Blackpanther95 · 09-08-2014 8:44pm

mrty wrote: »

Way wrong, if they wanna pose do it at home. I suppose it frees up machines though. :-)

Arnold said its best to pose while you still have a pump though.

Alf Veedersane · 09-08-2014 9:57pm

If you're not impinging on anyone else, knock yourself out. No one will/should care.

Blackpanther95 · 09-08-2014 10:11pm

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

If you're not impinging on anyone else, knock yourself out. No one will/should care.

But I can see how some skinnier guys would almost get offended. And women always think that you're doing it just for them. Very annoying.

aaakev · 09-08-2014 10:17pm

No one should give a ****, if your in the middle of a killer chest session and ypur chest is bursting out of your top and ya want a look then go for it! Nothing worse than judgemental people in the gym, we are all there for the same thing at the end of the day

Big Cheese · 09-08-2014 10:23pm

It's ok for Arnold to pose, he earned it, but not the rest of us. Keep your abs under your t-shirt, shut up, workout and go home and show your wife.

Alf Veedersane · 09-08-2014 10:27pm

Blackpanther95 wrote: »

But I can see how some skinnier guys would almost get offended. And women always think that you're doing it just for them. Very annoying.

If you're training for bodybuilding, it's part of your training. I don't see why it's a problem if you're not getting in the way of anyone else's workout.

But you're getting annoyed by how you think it will be perceived.