Is your significant other your gym buddy?
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mollyingrid92 wrote: »
That would be awesome! I just switched gyms and I don't know anyone.0 -
Nope everytime I'm in the gym I'm alone. So glad I pay extra to bring a friend0
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Prefer to workout alone. That's my time.1
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Nope, hubby is at home with kids while I go to the gym. Shame I'd like him to join me.0
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I work out with my SO almost every time. Sometimes we do the exact same thing, sometimes I wanna do a higher intensity workout as he prefers slower strong lift type stuff. We don't interact a ton while we workout, but he's always helpful if I have questions or feedback and vice versa. If we're climbing together we help each other a lot more. I do workout with a male trainer from time to time by myself which baffles my girlfriends...but my SO could care less. I think it's important to care about one another's health and being active together is a great way to do it.1
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Yes
He's the one that helped me get motivated to get back into the gym.1 -
*sigh* I don't have a significant other ......nor do I go to the gym.0
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Nope. My husband and I hike, kayak and ski together, but to my knowledge he has never set foot in a gym in his life. And I prefer going alone anyway.0
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mollyingrid92 wrote: »Is your significant other your gym buddy? How do you two go about your workouts together?
My boyfriend is my gym buddy and we did our first work out together (taking turns on machines and challenging each other).
Just curious how other couples do gym time.
Will see how it'll work out, but a girl I'm dating showed interest to exercise with me. Yesterday we had our first 'gym date', basically doing the same thing as you - taking turns on machines and challenging each other.
She's a runner but hasn't trained since last October, and she has no upper body strength. So finding exercises we can do somewhat equally would be a challange (running?), but I'm willing to go into this.2 -
Haha nope. I tried to get my husband to the gym... not happening. I wouldn't like it anyway... it's my me-time (we've been together for 15 years though).1
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Yes but my right hand is attached to me so it has no choice5
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Yep. We definitely go to the gym together0
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My husband and I go to the gym together on the weekends, but don't work out together. We will spot each other on bench.
He's a foot taller than me, so it's pretty pointless trying to share equipment. Too much hassle to change plates/adjust stuff.0 -
No...about 4.5 years ago when my wife and I were starting out we were gym buddies...lasted about three weeks maybe tops.
We primarily use free weights so it was time consuming to constantly be removing and putting on plates. Also, we both had different goals in regards to what we wanted to achieve in the weight room...I was doing Starting Strength and she was drawn to New Rules of Lifting for Women and Strong Curves.
We both have trainers now and workout on different days so as to cover domestic responsibilities at home. We also just have different fitness interests...she's a running enthusiast and I prefer my bike. She will occasionally join me for a date bike ride...I will never run though...loath it.
ETA: gym time for both of us has kind of become "me" time and an escape from kids, life, etc...lifting and riding are about the only "me" time I get.1 -
he's just my gym.2
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nope, which its my time to unwind, so I'm not an evil *kitten* at home.1
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Nope.0
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