/r/GYM
A community for Redditors to discuss any topics relating to general fitness; with an emphasis on barbell & dumbbell lifting, as well as calisthenics (bodyweight movements).
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Welcome to /r/GYM, a community for Redditors to discuss any topics relating to general fitness; with an emphasis on barbell & dumbbell lifting, as well as calisthenics (bodyweight movements).
You can share a gym PR, request feedback on a lift, post your progress and ask any gym-related questions. Remember to click that subscribe button!
You should refer to the complete rules for further reading.
Rule 1: No Selfies.
Rule 2: Be civil and respectful to other redditors using this sub.
Rule 3: No Self Promotion.
Rule 4: No Program revising.
Rule 5: No Natty Policing.
Rule 6: This is a SFW Sub.
Rule 7: No Form Policing.
Rule 8: Don't be whiney.
Rule 9: Do not give or ask for medical advice.
Rule 10: Do not make posts asking if a particular lift is good for your age, gender etc.
Rule 11: For your own safety and getting good advice, don't ask for or offer DMs for specific subjects.
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Lose It - Whether you need to lose only 2 lbs or 200 lbs, you are welcome here!
Gain It - For those trying to bulk up. How to eat to prioritize Lean Body Mass gain.
Progress Pics - This is the subreddit to post your awesome before/after pictures.
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/r/GYM
Comp day - mini comp league with 2 events, amrap on axel @ 110kg and max weight 18" deadlift
Previously this was my max and I passed out getting it so I'm happy I hit it for a triple
In order:
Getting some strength back post hernia surgery
I used to do these standing straight but never felt my triceps that way, I feel them doing it this way but I think my form is a bit incorrect?
put 90kg overhead for the first time today, it was deceptively easy so i foolishly went for a second rep and had a miniature heart attack when i failed.
A thread to recommend and get recommendations for music to work out to or to get you hyped up for the gym.
I can struggle with poor mobility when I squat (ankles and hips) and find I flip-flap between deciding whether my form (depth mainly) is good enough or not.
For context, this is 160kg which is pretty heavy for me.
195 lbs 51 Ended up doing 990x8 the next week but video didn’t work 🙄
Slow is smooth and smooth is fast 😎
My single row form in question…. Please vote my form. Should i extend further down? Or this is a good spot?
Help! I cannot understand why I am only able to do 10 reps of overhand pull ups. Any and all feedback and suggestions are greatly appreciated!
Halloween lift as Mash Burnedead from Mashle
I've brought my grip in closer and switched from Converse to Squat shoes. This is my first time trying out 4 plates in a while as i sustained a rib injury which took me out for a bit.
Hello so I started meal prepping and I'm doing the traditional white rice and chicken but I'm totally lost on sides and for breakfast. Any idea will help thank you in advance.
When i was rowing the 12th rep, the plate touched the chair so it got out of balance for a moment. But i managed to do a pr (15 reps with 140).
Coming off of a back injury and taking it nice and slow - want to make sure I’m getting the fundamentals right. Looking at the video I do see a bit of butt wink if anyone has any suggestions
I have a mood instability disorder, and some days it’s really hard to get my workout done. I’m starting off small because I need to build habits before going all out.
What would you guys suggest to continue building a habit with working out? I just can’t seem to get out of bed some days, and I want to start working out and better myself.
405 x 2
I want to break through to 500 lbs. Is there anything I need to improve based on this video?