Kicked out of gym for doing renegage rows????
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As others have already said, some PF locations are more laid back than others. You're simply fortunate in that your particular PF facility is more reasonable.cliffodom1 wrote: »He was doing something else. I go to Planet Fitness and I do them all the time nobody ever looks twice at what I am doing. I do take the dumb bells to the floor section designated for pushups etc adn not in the main weight area.
Sorry, but you're wrong. Here's proof:By the way your buddy did not get thrown out because he did that excercise. He got thrown out for being a jack hole. Nobody is ever thrown out for doing any excercise in any gym. The gym employee comes over and tells you to stop doing it. If you stop you get to stay if you don't then you need to go because you are a jack hole not because of the excercise.
http://physicalculturist.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/warning-no-deadlift-gym-rules.jpg
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As others have already said, some PF locations are more laid back than others. You're simply fortunate in that your particular PF facility is more reasonable.
Sorry, but you're wrong. Here's proof:
http://physicalculturist.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/warning-no-deadlift-gym-rules.jpg
OMGWTFBBQ. Although, if that was up when OP's friend joined, he has no excuse.
I still think it's a franchise specific issue.
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DragonShoe_GCole wrote: »That would have pissed me off 'cause I do those all the time (except I do a push up, then pull the dumb bell up)...
Yeah, I do the push up version too, and I've done them with kettle bells, which is a little trickier for balance.0 -
OMGWTFBBQ. Although, if that was up when OP's friend joined, he has no excuse.
I still think it's a franchise specific issue.
more than likely true…
i still think PF blows though ….0 -
You have got to be effing kidding me?! No deadlifts? How is that even intimidating?? You don't have to be a powerlifter meathead bro dude to do deadlifts. I just watched a toddler do it with pink dumbells. I mean come on......As others have already said, some PF locations are more laid back than others. You're simply fortunate in that your particular PF facility is more reasonable.
Sorry, but you're wrong. Here's proof:
http://physicalculturist.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/warning-no-deadlift-gym-rules.jpg
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I've seen folks do those at various gyms (I have an insurance card that gets me into various local gyms). I've seen it at the Y, and PF, as well as my preferred weight lifting gym. Never seen anyone hassled for it.0
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BTW PF seems to have run into problems by telling a Muslim woman to wear a baseball cap instead of her hijab.
Warning: strong language.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Vl0HWZEM3BA
ETA BTW this is an opinion piece not a news article.0 -
You have got to be effing kidding me?! No deadlifts? How is that even intimidating?? You don't have to be a powerlifter meathead bro dude to do deadlifts. I just watched a toddler do it with pink dumbells. I mean come on......
because it is a "powerlifter/body builder move" and PF is catering to people that are scared of those types...0 -
Seriously???0
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You have got to be effing kidding me?! No deadlifts? How is that even intimidating?? You don't have to be a powerlifter meathead bro dude to do deadlifts. I just watched a toddler do it with pink dumbells. I mean come on......
One of my MFP friends had to change gyms recently because her PF removed the barbells and weights.
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The PF that just opened in town has no weights/barbells. Deal breaker!0
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I joined pf at new years, because it was cheap.
The one here is always dead. Never more than 20 people.
I quickly switched. They just don't have any lifting equipment at all at the one here.
Its funny, at pf, I am rock star. At my new gym, I am the slob. Lol
It is remarkable the difference in intensity. At the new gym, there is just a... Kick a$& take names vibe.0 -
furioushummingbird wrote: »The PF that just opened in town has no weights/barbells. Deal breaker!
ok, this makes no sense. everything I've been reading about fitness now days is actually encouraging people, especially women, to pick up weights and PF is getting rid of them. No wonder if you google Planet Fitness, you do not get a bunch of links about how great they are.
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As others have already said, some PF locations are more laid back than others. You're simply fortunate in that your particular PF facility is more reasonable.
Sorry, but you're wrong. Here's proof:
http://physicalculturist.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/warning-no-deadlift-gym-rules.jpg
Wait a minute. There was a sign that said don't do it or you get thrown out on first offence and he does it anyway and it surprised him that he got thrown out. I am wrong he didn't get thrown out because he was as jack hole, he got thrown iut because he never learned to read.0 -
Wait, are renegade rows considered deadlifting? I don't know much about this, but I thought deadlifting was something different.0
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obscuremusicreference wrote: »Wait, are renegade rows considered deadlifting? I don't know much about this, but I thought deadlifting was something different.
He is confused. It's okay.0 -
arditarose wrote: »
He is confused. It's okay.
I was all excited about the possibility that I already deadlift
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obscuremusicreference wrote: »
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You have to understand... Working hard is enough to make some people feel bad about themselves. The solution is therefore to kick people out when they do push themselves hard.
The thing is, this isn't even an onerously difficult exercise, though it can be challenging.
Is that the same gym that gosh what was it.... something about a girl that was fit... it might have had to do with how she dressed but they asked her to leave or not dress that way or something because it might make the out of shape people feel bad.
I don't remember all the details now but I thought wow that's a dangerous road when we ask people not to flaunt being fit.0 -
What? gah. That's not even such a difficult exercise! That would piss me off so much.0
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That's ridiculous. I played the video expecting something way less . . . just normal weight move looking. Dumb.0
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obscuremusicreference wrote: »Wait, are renegade rows considered deadlifting? I don't know much about this, but I thought deadlifting was something different.
In the PF world anything considered powerlifting/bodybuilding = bad aka sound the lunk alarm...0 -
Th3Ph03n1x wrote: »
Is that the same gym that gosh what was it.... something about a girl that was fit... it might have had to do with how she dressed but they asked her to leave or not dress that way or something because it might make the out of shape people feel bad.
I don't remember all the details now but I thought wow that's a dangerous road when we ask people not to flaunt being fit.
The New York Times had an article a few years ago about PF and all of the people they've kicked out over the years (I found it recently while trying to figure out the "lunk alarm" reference I saw here). They did indeed make a woman leave, and they apparently make women who wear spaghetti straps/sports bras change.0 -
In the PF world anything considered powerlifting/bodybuilding = bad aka sound the lunk alarm...
Perhaps they should consider a name change... just sayin0 -
Th3Ph03n1x wrote: »
Perhaps they should consider a name change... just sayin
meh …it keeps the traffic down at my gym ..so I say keep doing what you are doing PF ...0 -
cliffodom1 wrote: »
Wait a minute. There was a sign that said don't do it or you get thrown out on first offence and he does it anyway and it surprised him that he got thrown out. I am wrong he didn't get thrown out because he was as jack hole, he got thrown iut because he never learned to read.
Dude, he was just using this picture to illustrate just how wrong you were about " no one ever gets kicked out of ANY gym first time" besides, you have no idea what happened.0 -
In the PF world anything considered powerlifting/bodybuilding = bad aka sound the lunk alarm...
I actually had no idea about this. I just watched some videos. Is that even safe? It's so loud. If that went off while I was squatting something bad could happen.0 -
Th3Ph03n1x wrote: »
Is that the same gym that gosh what was it.... something about a girl that was fit... it might have had to do with how she dressed but they asked her to leave or not dress that way or something because it might make the out of shape people feel bad.
I don't remember all the details now but I thought wow that's a dangerous road when we ask people not to flaunt being fit.
The local pf asked a girl I know (hot 19 year old, very fit) to leave because her shorts did not come to a certain length.0 -
dougpconnell219 wrote: »
The local pf asked a girl I know (hot 19 year old, very fit) to leave because her shorts did not come to a certain length.
A gym in which nuns go around the elliptical machines, rapping knuckles with rulers and handing out dress code demerits
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Don't you guys ever get sick of talking about how much you hate pf?
And have you ever noticed that every post re: PF starts with "...I have a friend who..."
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