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preston916
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Do women look at men lifting super heavy weights? I know men do.
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Like 400 lbs bench presses0
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I think you are *really* asking are women impressed by this? Am I correct? Because if so, I can answer that. Just let me know.0
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Sometimes.. Mostly due to the noises they make while doing it.0
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Cindy4FunFit wrote: »I think you are *really* asking are women impressed by this? Am I correct? Because if so, I can answer that. Just let me know.
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I don't I typically avoid eye contact with everyone, try to remain in my own little world of lifting.0
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I don't know that women are affected by the sight of men working out the same way that men are about women (or even other men). Sorry!0
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I enjoy the noises guys make cause it makes me laugh or I end up making a surprised/weirded out face to whoever next to me. You can usually catch me looking at other girls and using that as either a reference for workout ideas or be being super impressed and motivating myself as my goal.0
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A 400lb bench press would be impressive (assuming his butt is on the bench, and he actually touches his chest) If that was the case, I would probably look.
I would be more likely to look / admire a decent squat though. Do you know how rare it is to see a guy performing a squat of reasonable (parallel) depth?? Most either don't squat at all, or have 3-4" ROM.
Most importantly, I'd be WAY more impressed with a well executed lift at whatever weight, than a poorly executed excuse for a PR at a really heavy weight. Maxes are usually ugly, but there are still standards.0 -
Yes, I look whenever anyone at my gym is doing something out of the ordinary.0
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So yeah women do look.0
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Does it even matter if you are juicing and your weenie doesn't lift?0
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Yup because I'm wondering if I'll have to rerack his plates when he's done0
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I look and watch for form or when someone drops the weights... If a guy is hot I will look even if he was picking up dog s*^t!0
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Oh yeah. I know I do.0
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preston916 wrote: »Do women look at men lifting super heavy weights? I know men do.
And honestly I do. Not going to lie. I love seeing the muscles in motion, facial expressions, grunting noises, and sweat dripping0 -
preston916 wrote: »So yeah women do look.
I would look if something startled me to look up in that direction. Otherwise, not so much.
I would be impressed if I saw the same person helping someone with a flat change a tire, hold a door open, etc. then, I would notice with a favorable impression. But 80% of the impressiveness would be the action, not the appearance.
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Would any woman be mildly impressed at me lifting 22 kg dumbbells? I can make really manly sounding grunting noises if required.0
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Peter_Brady wrote: »Does it even matter if you are juicing and your weenie doesn't lift?
So if you bench press 400+ lbs, you take anabolic steroids (AKA "juice")? This leads to one question... DYELB?0 -
No. How much a man can lift doesn't impress me. I could care less what they are doing. Plus I have a fiance so my eyes don't really need to go wandering, they get to see the sexiest man alive every day already.0
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It's not how much you lift it's how good you look doing it.0
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_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Peter_Brady wrote: »Does it even matter if you are juicing and your weenie doesn't lift?
So if you bench press 400+ lbs, you take anabolic steroids (AKA "juice")? This leads to one question... DYELB?
Aww I bench 405 that 4 plates on each side's buddy. Drug free. I think you need some spinach.0 -
preston916 wrote: »So yeah women do look.
Or:
Some of us do, some of us don't. We aren't a hive-mind.
I personally don't even realize most people exist at the gym unless they hover towards my personal space bubble or I'm in theirs.
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