Invisiblespot

Going to the gym and working out is hard enough for me but lately it’s been kind of rough. First the gym I go to is a "fitness center" and not a real gym. I guess it’s to bring in people that don’t want a real gym. Now I wish there was a real gym close to me but there isn’t. Lately since I’ve been spending more time in the gym, I’ve notice several annoying things.

First annoying thing is ridiculous amount of stretching that people do. Especially guys. I wish I had a taser for every time a guy bends over and starts stretching in front of me. Nobody wants to see somebody’s chicken legs flex out.

Gyms shouldn’t play radio stations that are "we play anything" kind of radio stations. There is nothing more annoying than listening to a radio station playing some classic rock song and then blasting Celine Dion at the same volume.

I have no idea who makes the fingerless leather gloves but I know they make a killing buy selling them to the idiots that go to my gym. I guess getting a calace on your hand from working out is a terrible thing. It’s amazing how many people that wear these glove. It’s mostly warn by people that barely work out.

Another thing that I hate is when five or six guys decide they all need to work out together and show off that they can do one rep of something very heavy. I’m sure that these morons play darts together too but all this activity does is take up space in the gym and nobody cares that you can lift something really heavy once. You might as well just bring in a refrigerator to the parking lot and lift that up once.

The gym I go to isn’t very big but that they do have quite a big of equipment and that leads me to my next annoyance and that is equipment hoarding. I understand that people might want to get all their exercises done in a timely fashion but I hate it when some ass hole takes, four or five different pieces of weight equipment and then stashes it over by another machine. So not only does the tool bag have a bunch of stuff that somebody might need, he’s also taking up a weight machine.