whippet wrote: » A fallout from the GPC National Championships that we on in Limerick over the weekend .. some accusations of cheating .. bullying and muck being slung. I believe have few people have stepped down from the committee of the GPC in the aftermath.
laserlad2010 wrote: » Quick search on FB had a post or two available, not familiar at all with GPC... Actually, does anyone have any idea on the numbers involved in each organisation?
whippet wrote: » In reality the GPC are not that relevant in Ireland and are the only fed who don’t have a ‘tested’ section.
laserlad2010 wrote: » So accusations of not hitting depth eh? Or not testing?
kumate_champ07 wrote: » whats the story with lads on instagram pretending to have accidentally glued their hands together, or the one where it looks like they caught a mouse and are keeping it safe?
Blacktie. wrote: » They were eating tide pods a few weeks ago. I just don't understand the youth of today... I'm so old
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Alf Veedersane wrote: » Shock? Unit? Spot? What?
bluewolf wrote: » Motion to ban high reps say aye
Alf Veedersane wrote: » Power Perfects half price (for the blue/grey ones)https://m.adidas.ie/power-perfect-3-shoes/DA9878.html
caviardreams wrote: » Oh Alf... I really wish you hadn't posted that, they are an exceptionally pretty colourway (/uses sharpie to black out credit card number)
bluewolf wrote: » What's the difference between pp2 and pp3? Getting a load of powerlifts results on google
SuprSi wrote: » Quick question - my gym (in the UK) is under attack from a new gym opening across the road in 3 months, with the new place offering cheaper membership, more (and newer) equipment and better facilities in general. Everyone is talking about it and myself and the group I train with have all signed up as it's only a tenner a month. Anyway, one of the lads in our group, Bob, runs our unofficial spinning classes 2 - 3 days a week. He's an interesting fella, but is all about keeping fit and his spinning classes are absolutely brilliant. Today the gym manager pulled him aside to let him know that they're aware of him pushing the other gym, talking it up and generally promoting it. He's not an employee of the new gym (nor of the current one) and his motives for considering a move to the new gym seem the same as everyone else (cheaper, new equipment, etc.) but they targeted him and gave him two choices; a) stop promoting the new gym, or b) get a ban from the current gym. He's a very stubborn fella, so told them to f-off and is now officially banned! My question is, can my gym do this? Do they have the right to ban a paying member for talking up another gym among people he knows? He's been going there for 5 - 6 years so knows a lot of people but we're all talking about it.
Alf Veedersane wrote: » If he's just a member, he should be reasonably happy if he gets the balance of his membership returned so he can go join the new gym. They're not in the right or anything but it sounds like they're a bunch of kunts so a return of membership (pro rata) and go join the new gym he likes
DylanJM wrote: » Why are they a bunch of kunts? I mean sure they could have handled it with a bit more tact but I can completely understand why they would not be happy with having someone promote another gym on their premises. If I owned an gym and a long time member started promoting another gym (and then told me to fck off when pulled up on it) while still using my facility I would be pretty fcking livid to say the least.
redzerredzer wrote: » Hopefully some of you can answer. Does anyone know what music in southside gym, sandyford is like? Is it loud? Do they play much modern hip hop? Do they play much EDM? I can’t handle the stuff in my current gym any longer. And no I’m not getting ear phones. Thanks for any info.
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