1862: How NOT to Be an Idiot in the Gym
In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin cover ten things one must NOT do in a gym.
- There are unwritten rules that are true for EVERY single gym! (1:27)
- Ten Ways How NOT to Be an Idiot in the Gym.
- #1 - Don't be smelly. (2:16)
- #2 - Don't start a conversation in the locker while you're naked (or dry your balls). (5:59)
- #3 - Let people "work in." (8:59)
- #4 - Put weights away. (15:18)
- #5 - Wipe up your sweat. (19:37)
- #6 - Don't drop weights. (22:59)
- #7 - Don't talk to people mid-set. (25:50)
- #8 - Don't wear perfume/cologne. (27:37)
- #9 - Don't hoard equipment. (30:17)
- #10 - No moose knuckle. (33:59)
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