TO SWEAT OR NOT TO SWEAT-GYM ETIQUETTE
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Knowing I'm a drippy person, I always tried to take an end treadmill, and one with good ventilation, or a buffer of one empty between me and the next person. If someone chooses to be right next to me, when they see me running and sweating, that's their choice and their own fault if they're in the splash zone.
I've since quit the gym and only run outside.0 -
Yeah...if the issue is that he's sweating profusely when working out..that's silly. If the issue is that he was sweating all over the machine and didn't wipe it down after, that's inconsiderate. Sometimes when I workout I can get all kinds of sweaty..it can be gross, but that's why I'm there, to get the best workout I can, and usually that involves copious amounts of sweat. If someone has a problem with that they can stay the heck away from me...but I'll always clean the machine when I'm done.0
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Oo. Tomorrow is Friday, mean people thread.callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »3dogsrunning wrote: »callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »sweating, breathing hard, looking exhausted, turning red....
i mean, so inconsiderate!
So you basically hate me?
you, myself, everyone! WE ARE ALL SO RUDE!
:P
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Well, it's a gym...sweat pretty much comes with the territory. How does one contain their sweat. I mean, etiquette would dictate that you wipe down the equipment and if he didn't do that, there's some legit beef to be had...but insisting someone "contain" their sweat is about the weirdest thing I've ever heard.0
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I use to hate to sweat....and that is why I was overweight. Now I don't leave unless I am dripping sweat. It is not flinging on others I stay in my lane and I hope others will as well. I have a rag to wipe but it continues...I can't be prim and proper at the gym, but never nasty or violating others space and I spray and wipe after I leave. Now I got sprayed with the solution yesterday.0
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OP: I think you should be worrying less about someone else working hard and omg sweating... if it bothers you so much go do something else, or work out at home.0
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Cranquistador wrote: »
Oo. Tomorrow is Friday, mean people thread.callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »3dogsrunning wrote: »callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »sweating, breathing hard, looking exhausted, turning red....
i mean, so inconsiderate!
So you basically hate me?
you, myself, everyone! WE ARE ALL SO RUDE!
:P
No it's not tomorrow is Thursday.... MEANIE!!!!!
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cwolfman13 wrote: »Well, it's a gym...sweat pretty much comes with the territory. How does one contain their sweat. I mean, etiquette would dictate that you wipe down the equipment and if he didn't do that, there's some legit beef to be had...but insisting someone "contain" their sweat is about the weirdest thing I've ever heard.
I know, right? Like I'm going to collect it in a jar and take it home.0 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »Well, it's a gym...sweat pretty much comes with the territory. How does one contain their sweat. I mean, etiquette would dictate that you wipe down the equipment and if he didn't do that, there's some legit beef to be had...but insisting someone "contain" their sweat is about the weirdest thing I've ever heard.
Makes you wonder about other activities some people sweat doing right?0 -
AnnWashington817 wrote: »I use to hate to sweat....and that is why I was overweight. Now I don't leave unless I am dripping sweat. It is not flinging on others I stay in my lane and I hope others will as well. I have a rag to wipe but it continues...I can't be prim and proper at the gym, but never nasty on violating others.
You are considerate which is good, not everyone is. I have found pools of sweat in my gym after a cycling class that someone just left there.0 -
Timorous_Beastie wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »Well, it's a gym...sweat pretty much comes with the territory. How does one contain their sweat. I mean, etiquette would dictate that you wipe down the equipment and if he didn't do that, there's some legit beef to be had...but insisting someone "contain" their sweat is about the weirdest thing I've ever heard.
I know, right? Like I'm going to collect it in a jar and take it home.
That is very polite of you to offer. Thank you for being so considerate.
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SconnieCat wrote: »doingItIn2012 wrote: »
Is he flicking his hair around like Christie Brinkley in a Prell shampoo commercial? Doing jazz hands while stair stepping? I'm trying to figure out how his sweat is landing on you.
I was thinking the same thing. Is this guy really just a shaggy dog after a bath?
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doingItIn2012 wrote: »AnnWashington817 wrote: »I use to hate to sweat....and that is why I was overweight. Now I don't leave unless I am dripping sweat. It is not flinging on others I stay in my lane and I hope others will as well. I have a rag to wipe but it continues...I can't be prim and proper at the gym, but never nasty on violating others.
You are considerate which is good, not everyone is. I have found pools of sweat in my gym after a cycling class that someone just left there.
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wait, a guy was sweating in a gym? Why the hell would anyone sweat in a gym ...??? I don't understand what is going on here....
I thought you were supposed to stand around and do nothing in a gym...?0 -
sweat wipe repeat
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Is this a trick question? I believe the etiquette is, don't sweat on anyone else, wipe of the gear when your done. Beyond that, I don't know what is expected.
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doingItIn2012 wrote: »
did this guy have projectile sweat????0 -
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every minute? unreasonable request, some people are sweatier than others because of biology. are you trolling??doingItIn2012 wrote: »sweat wipe repeat
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doingItIn2012 wrote: »sweat wipe repeat
LOL That wont happen.
sweat wipe when done. I have never seeing it midway.0 -
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Roxiegirl2008 wrote: »My trainer actually refers to my drips of sweat my river of glory.
My husband is fit and sweats during the most mundane tasks. We call it his high efficiency cooling system.0 -
SconnieCat wrote: »doingItIn2012 wrote: »
Is he flicking his hair around like Christie Brinkley in a Prell shampoo commercial? Doing jazz hands while stair stepping? I'm trying to figure out how his sweat is landing on you.
I was thinking the same thing. Is this guy really just a shaggy dog after a bath?
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Roxiegirl2008 wrote: »My trainer actually refers to my drips of sweat my river of glory.
My husband is fit and sweats during the most mundane tasks. We call it his high efficiency cooling system.
mundane tasks. 0 -
Cranquistador wrote: »
Oo. Tomorrow is Friday, mean people thread.callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »3dogsrunning wrote: »callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »sweating, breathing hard, looking exhausted, turning red....
i mean, so inconsiderate!
So you basically hate me?
you, myself, everyone! WE ARE ALL SO RUDE!
:P
in my world tomorrow is thursday.
at least, i really hope so, because if TODAY is thursday, my grandfather is supposed to be at the doctor RIGHT NOW (and guess who is the one who takes him?) LOLOLOLOL
and mean people threads! WHOOOOO! LOL!0 -
Things people should not be doing at the gym:
1. Eating chicken soup on the Stairmaster.
2. Hanging their undies in the squat rack
3. Doing their taxes on the spin bikes
4. Drinking champagne in the locker rooms
Sweating is ok. I think.
what about sex and champagne in the locker room???0 -
LOOOOOL! I think that is the guy from this morning.
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If it bothered you so much, you could have gone to the bathroom and then chosen another machine.0
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