Am I a potential stalker?

lol, I actually have 2 of those from my gym. The 1st one actually told me she wanted to do my workouts and I was actually flattered and showed her what I did and if she couldn't do it, I modified to fit her. The other one, she is creepy, she follows me around without saying a word, watches me and when I am done will do the same thing. That I don't like and want to say something to her, but not sure what.

See? Creepy! lol

I don't actually follow anyone. I do my thing and if they're in my line of sight, I notice but I try not to stare or anything. They either don't notice or aren't creeped out because I'm usually there first and they start working out near where I already am.

It's not creepy & to the woman (top quote) who has the one who follows her routine...If you feel you need to address the "stalkin" behavior do so in a helpful way. Offer the woman your advice I know I can't afford a trainer to work with me, my ex used to help me and advise me of the routines to do, if I saw a woman with a great body in the gym I'd probably be inclined to follow her too because society has made it "creepy" for one woman to find another woman's body attractive.

Maybe she is too embarrassed to just ask so maybe sine you notice it just offer to help her.

I don't think it's creepy either way though I think it is a very subtle (or not so subtle) flattery...just ask these woman, the one at the park, the one at the gym...if you have a small enough town maybe you could wind up friends or at least work out partners. I have a co-worker who I am on more friendly terms with than most other co-workers but I saw she had lost a lot of weight & looked magnificent I asked her about it...she started doing zumba after her daughter was born, she became an instructorm she now gives classes here at my job.

She e-mailed me her whole diet & all kinds of advice...never hurts to ask, nor to help!

lol, I actually have 2 of those from my gym. The 1st one actually told me she wanted to do my workouts and I was actually flattered and showed her what I did and if she couldn't do it, I modified to fit her. The other one, she is creepy, she follows me around without saying a word, watches me and when I am done will do the same thing. That I don't like and want to say something to her, but not sure what.

See? Creepy! lol

I don't actually follow anyone. I do my thing and if they're in my line of sight, I notice but I try not to stare or anything. They either don't notice or aren't creeped out because I'm usually there first and they start working out near where I already am.

It's not creepy & to the woman (top quote) who has the one who follows her routine...If you feel you need to address the "stalkin" behavior do so in a helpful way. Offer the woman your advice I know I can't afford a trainer to work with me, my ex used to help me and advise me of the routines to do, if I saw a woman with a great body in the gym I'd probably be inclined to follow her too because society has made it "creepy" for one woman to find another woman's body attractive.

Maybe she is too embarrassed to just ask so maybe sine you notice it just offer to help her.

I don't think it's creepy either way though I think it is a very subtle (or not so subtle) flattery...just ask these woman, the one at the park, the one at the gym...if you have a small enough town maybe you could wind up friends or at least work out partners. I have a co-worker who I am on more friendly terms with than most other co-workers but I saw she had lost a lot of weight & looked magnificent I asked her about it...she started doing zumba after her daughter was born, she became an instructorm she now gives classes here at my job.

She e-mailed me her whole diet & all kinds of advice...never hurts to ask, nor to help!

I wouldn't mind offering her advice, I did that with the 1st woman and we actually do workout together sometimes. The reason I am saying the other woman is creepy is because, I will use the Platinum room to do certain excersices and it is empty at the time, she will come in there stand in a corner and just watch me. I am uncomfortable with that, yes maybe I should ask her if she wants to workout with me, but it still bothers me that she does that.

Am I the only person who thinks this way? When I'm at the gym or running in the park and I see a woman there working out who has the kind of body I wish I had, I have this overwhelming urge to follow her around and copy everything she does.