10 Reasons why women should NOT lift weights.
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Love It!!! :drinker:0
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love this0
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Hah! I was getting ready to go off when I read the topic! Great post :laugh:0
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o I was about to go off lol
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Lol. As others, I was like wtf when I read the topic. Lol
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*removes chip from shoulder* lol Yes..the topic made me think wtf as well! Thanks for the laugh though0
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# 7 - grunt
Had to make sure no one was in the office, my laughter might scare them away!
Yes to the sweat - not so sure about the grunting though :laugh:0 -
Lol. As others, I was like wtf when I read the topic. Lol
Ty for the article.
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6. You will be seen in public without high heels.
Psh, whatever, I'm never without my heels! I lift like Coco, platform stillettos for my squats baby!
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Brilliant :laugh:0
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Put it down, woman!
1. You might break a nail.
2. You could even bruise a male ego or two.
3. You’ll eat properly and still be able to lose fat. Work of the devil!
4. You’ll look more like an athlete and less like a runway model. Skeletal is sexy, right?
5. You’ll be able to lift heavy things without asking a man for help, thus upsetting the balance of the universe.
6. You will be seen in public without high heels.
7. You’ll grunt, sweat and feel sore. So unladylike!
8. You’ll be proud of your pert bum instead of being self conscious about it like a normal woman.
9. You’ll be more active and confident instead of sitting around looking pretty. What are you, some kind of feminist?
10. You’ll be stronger, leaner and sexier – and we all know where that can lead!
quoted from- (http://gubernatrix.co.uk/2012/01/10-good-reasons-why-women-should-stay-away-from-weights/)
Leg pressed 540 in final set last nite....LOVE THIS!!!
And P.S. I still rock the heels like a mofo!0 -
:laugh: Fab!0
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:laugh: Ha! Love this!0
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Put it down, woman!
1. You might break a nail.
2. You could even bruise a male ego or two.
3. You’ll eat properly and still be able to lose fat. Work of the devil!
4. You’ll look more like an athlete and less like a runway model. Skeletal is sexy, right?
5. You’ll be able to lift heavy things without asking a man for help, thus upsetting the balance of the universe.
6. You will be seen in public without high heels.
7. You’ll grunt, sweat and feel sore. So unladylike!
8. You’ll be proud of your pert bum instead of being self conscious about it like a normal woman.
9. You’ll be more active and confident instead of sitting around looking pretty. What are you, some kind of feminist?
10. You’ll be stronger, leaner and sexier – and we all know where that can lead!
quoted from- (http://gubernatrix.co.uk/2012/01/10-good-reasons-why-women-should-stay-away-from-weights/)
Leg pressed 540 in final set last nite....LOVE THIS!!!
And P.S. I still rock the heels like a mofo!
540........
*bowing down* You're my hero...... :drinker:0 -
I see what you did there....well played!0
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9. You’ll be more active and confident instead of sitting around looking pretty. What are you, some kind of feminist?
I, in fact, was just told to do this the other day by my ad agency...I'm not kidding. They told me to sit and look pretty like my job says to and let the "real experts" do the hard work. I promptly went home, put a picture of the dude's face on a punching bag and went at it for an hour.0 -
Awwwwww.....
You saying I should not lift in these after all?!
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At first I was like WHAAAAAT?!
Love this! I need to get this in poster size please!:laugh:0
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