RANT: R.I.P. Tyrbolift

[Dominik]

I just pay attention to the music at the gym?

The gym I go to allows you to connect via your phone and change the music which was fun for a while when it accommodated music I like. Now what I used to play has been wiped from the system and I took that personally especially since 99% of people have headphones on.

Only music that induces testicular atrophy is allowed which is easily the worst part of the commercial gym experience for me but I've since turned it into a positive. I dislike it so much it actually gives me a boost on heavy sets so I have to thank them for that.

[GeneralSerpant]

The gym I go to allows you to connect via your phone and change the music which was fun for a while when it accommodated music I like. Now what I used to play has been wiped from the system and I took that personally especially since 99% of people have headphones on.

Only music that induces testicular atrophy is allowed which is easily the worst part of the commercial gym experience for me but I've since turned it into a positive. I dislike it so much it actually gives me a boost on heavy sets so I have to thank them for that.

I've never heard of such an interactive musical experience at a gym of all places. What a novel idea.

Another thing I like to do every now and then is pay attention to all the exercises I easily brush aside because of some straining anxiety. There's always just this garden variety of stuff I got complacent hammering for too long and can easily dismiss and think of something else that needs to be done. Finding a practical weight to revert to to relearn the exercise is another novel idea I feel, and it can take up a good amount of time throughout the workout.

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I've never heard of such an interactive musical experience at a gym of all places. What a novel idea.

When I trained at Powerhouse Gym in Toronto in the late 80's/early 90's they would allow members to bring in cassettes of music and they would play them.

[GeneralSerpant]

When I trained at Powerhouse Gym in Toronto in the late 80's/early 90's they would allow members to bring in cassettes of music and they would play them.

Not a bad gig for up and coming bands.

[Dominik]

It's weird how we can live somewhere beautiful and always be looking to travel somewhere else.

2 hours away. I'm always in search of mountains and snow but this is paradise. That underwater footage really is something.

[Orlando1234977]

When I trained at Powerhouse Gym in Toronto in the late 80's/early 90's they would allow members to bring in cassettes of music and they would play them.

In the mid 80s our gym teacher was kind enough to let us bring in cassette tapes so we could listen to shout at the devil when running laps.

[GeneralSerpant]

Sometimes I like to warm up by doing fewer reps out of the set.