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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are.... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"If it’s used to describe someone’s appearance I usually think of someone lean with visible muscles.
I go to the gym, lift heavy, but I’m fat. I wouldn’t describe myself as gym fit. "
I wouldn't say you are fat or any where near fat! |
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For men, I'd typically view a guy who is lean and shows toned muscles over his whole body, legs, core, upper body and arms, that are likely not just natural results from anything other than gym or bodyweight exercising, alongside a sustained carefully managed dietary intake. I like the looks of them. And I appreciate their dedication |
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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago
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For me gym fit is shredded
However, and I have this discussion with other gym goes. How many can do a 5km in sub 30 or run a sub 1hr 10km - yes may be shredded but fitness / stamina wise awful.
At moment I am neither shredded nor in a fitness level that I can run that. I was at a position when I could run a sub 28 5km and a 10km at 1hr 4 mins, I was still overweight and Chunky. However due to injury, I hopefully getting gym fit
Will I ever be shredded no. Will I ever be fit most likely yes. Being lean and muscular doesn’t mean your fitness and have stamina
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By *TG3Man
over a year ago
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"Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are...."
running maching at least an hour everyday, rowing machine half hour everyday, zumba an hour, rock climber 20 minutes everyday, sit ups at least 100 push ups 25 15 kilo weights one are 20 reps each side etc etc fit man  |
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"If it’s used to describe someone’s appearance I usually think of someone lean with visible muscles.
I go to the gym, lift heavy, but I’m fat. I wouldn’t describe myself as gym fit.
I wouldn't say you are fat or any where near fat!"
You’ve only seen pics of the bits I want to show  |
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By *host63Man
over a year ago
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"Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are...."
Shredded. I work out regularly at a gym, go swimming, and dance, and would say I was toned but not shredded.
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By *sBlueWoman
over a year ago
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"Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are...."
Your pictures suggest average |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If it’s used to describe someone’s appearance I usually think of someone lean with visible muscles.
I go to the gym, lift heavy, but I’m fat. I wouldn’t describe myself as gym fit. "
Stop overthinking.
The above statement sums it up IMO |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are....
Your pictures suggest average "
Wow, bit harsh....
But I would say a 210kg deadlift and a 165kg squat isn't average....  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are....
Your pictures suggest average
Wow, bit harsh....
But I would say a 210kg deadlift and a 165kg squat isn't average.... "
Just ignore her she is out of shape why you care what she think |
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"Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are...."
You have a dad body not gym fit think more sheared |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Can I just say, it was just what peoples opinions are on what they deem as "Gym Fit". That wasn't me giving an opening for people to start commenting on peoples appearances!!! |
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Gym fit, in my opinion, means if you looked at the person in underwear, you can visibly tell that they train.
What a person lifts is irrelevant, you have to look like you regularly lift.
With that said, there are plenty of members in my gym that do not resemble someone that has ever trained, these people to me, are not gym fit, they simply attend a gym at this point. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'm active but a lardarse 
Nice bod OP! - Xeno "
Thanks!!!! Think that's been the first possitive body compliment any one has said on this thread!!! Haha |
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"I'm active but a lardarse
Nice bod OP! - Xeno
Thanks!!!! Think that's been the first possitive body compliment any one has said on this thread!!! Haha"
I was thinking the same, Jesus Christ I know everyone has a type they prefer but come on...I don't go round snorting and calling slim men pigeon chested rakes  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'm active but a lardarse
Nice bod OP! - Xeno
Thanks!!!! Think that's been the first possitive body compliment any one has said on this thread!!! Haha
I was thinking the same, Jesus Christ I know everyone has a type they prefer but come on...I don't go round snorting and calling slim men pigeon chested rakes "
I know!!!! Think it may have been a bad idea posting this question!!! Haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Gym fit - what makes a person gym fit - or suitable to go to the gym
I'm overweight but I can deadlift 120kg, squat 50kg. Can I run nope if my life depended on it I'd give it a go.
But what's gym fit to me might not be gym fit to someone else.
"Fit" again is this cardio or weight based? I have friends who are quite slim but have no strength and there cardio fitness is pants.
Personally for me been fit and healthy in both body and mind is my goal and im working towards that and a 120kg deadlift lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Gym fit - what makes a person gym fit - or suitable to go to the gym
"Fit" again is this cardio or weight based? I have friends who are quite slim but have no strength and there cardio fitness is pants.
Personally for me been fit and healthy in both body and mind is my goal and im working towards that and a 120kg deadlift lol"
This is the stuff I want to know, as to me, if some says "Gym Fit" they are describing ability, where as if someone describes "athletic" that is someone with abs etc showing.
Keep chasing that 120kg and keep me updated on it!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Being gym fit has nothing to do with how much you lift how much someone can lift is down to how much you weigh simple "
Got to argue with you there!!! Have you seen the Chinese olympic lifters? |
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"Being gym fit has nothing to do with how much you lift how much someone can lift is down to how much you weigh simple "
Weight is no indication on someone being gym for I'm afraid, a 100kg person would be obese at 5ft 2. Could be in very good shape at 6ft 2 or quite normal at 6ft 6
Too many variables to go on weight |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Let's put it this way if you can bench press your own body weight squat 1 half times your body weight and dead lift twice your body weight be proud of the fact as most people in the gym can't Google it so yes its all related to body weight |
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By *ohn KanakaMan
over a year ago
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To me, a gym fit body is very much a Love Island type body. I say that as a compliment, someone that works hard but works to look good rather than a more specific fitness goal or target. I'd also associate it with a level of grooming.
As I say, that is said as a compliment, it's not a criticism. I'd argue athletic is a far vaguer and broader term |
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"Let's put it this way if you can bench press your own body weight squat 1 half times your body weight and dead lift twice your body weight be proud of the fact as most people in the gym can't Google it so yes its all related to body weight "
Being able to do any of that does not mean you look gym fit, just means you have above average strength, you can still have a dad bod and do those things |
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"Being gym fit has nothing to do with how much you lift how much someone can lift is down to how much you weigh simple "
Mirabai Chanu weighs 49kg, she lifts 87kg Snatch & Clean & Jerks 115kg, totalling 202kg in Tokyo 2020.
What's your theory ? |
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I train with a girl at my gym, she’s a BBW but I’d class her as gym fit!!
She regularly lifts more than me and at one session did 300kg on calf’s alone!!
I’d class myself these days as gym fit, don’t have the six pack or any visible abs but starting to get body toned in legs, shoulders, back and arms |
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By *1bttmMan
over a year ago
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"Let's put it this way if you can bench press your own body weight squat 1 half times your body weight and dead lift twice your body weight be proud of the fact as most people in the gym can't Google it so yes its all related to body weight
Being able to do any of that does not mean you look gym fit, just means you have above average strength, you can still have a dad bod and do those things"
Totally agree. Look at powerlifters compared to bodybuilders. Strength doesn't always equate to ”looking fit”. They might be stronger than bodybuilders but their shapes are totally different.
Fitness is sometimes based on our own perception. I've seen guys on here say they are built like rugby players but look nothing like a professional rugby player that has solid muscle and nothing wobbles.
On the other hand some say they are fit and they may well be because they visit the gym are fully active or do a physically demanding job but look average. So sometimes its about our own definition and what we see as being fit. |
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Gym fit look is a style Physically strong is very different
Eddie hall is a beast of a man with immense strength / work dedication but looks nothing like the gym fit muscular defined guys / girls you see all over the gram / tube doing fitness stuff / work out stuff. That’s not his bag as he is about pure lifting power .
Obviously we all know a vast number are juicing to get that ripped so fast and vasc but that’s down to them if they like that look vibe.
For me I view gym fit as solid stomachs / abs / full muscular definition and larger than average muscle sizes based around general people in their weight height class
Ultimately be proud if you are going to gym regardless if you are lean / heavy / ripped / bulking / shredded. If you are working out weekly then good on you and be proud you are trying to look after yourself  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Gym fit look is a style Physically strong is very different
Eddie hall is a beast of a man with immense strength / work dedication but looks nothing like the gym fit muscular defined guys / girls you see all over the gram / tube doing fitness stuff / work out stuff. That’s not his bag as he is about pure lifting power .
Obviously we all know a vast number are juicing to get that ripped so fast and vasc but that’s down to them if they like that look vibe.
For me I view gym fit as solid stomachs / abs / full muscular definition and larger than average muscle sizes based around general people in their weight height class
Ultimately be proud if you are going to gym regardless if you are lean / heavy / ripped / bulking / shredded. If you are working out weekly then good on you and be proud you are trying to look after yourself "
exactly this and very well put we wouldn't consider us to be what people class as gym fit but we are in the gym 4 days a week every week ?? |
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"Gym fit look is a style Physically strong is very different
Eddie hall is a beast of a man with immense strength / work dedication but looks nothing like the gym fit muscular defined guys / girls you see all over the gram / tube doing fitness stuff / work out stuff. That’s not his bag as he is about pure lifting power .
Obviously we all know a vast number are juicing to get that ripped so fast and vasc but that’s down to them if they like that look vibe.
For me I view gym fit as solid stomachs / abs / full muscular definition and larger than average muscle sizes based around general people in their weight height class
Ultimately be proud if you are going to gym regardless if you are lean / heavy / ripped / bulking / shredded. If you are working out weekly then good on you and be proud you are trying to look after yourself "
Totally agree it takes dedication to go to the gym and good on people if they want to look after themselves x |
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"I train with a girl at my gym, she’s a BBW but I’d class her as gym fit!!
She regularly lifts more than me and at one session did 300kg on calf’s alone!!
I’d class myself these days as gym fit, don’t have the six pack or any visible abs but starting to get body toned in legs, shoulders, back and arms "
I think in this context ‘gym fit’ is a look, not an ability. I’d be similar in the gym as your friend, but to look at me I just look like a fat, middle aged woman. No way would anyone say I look ‘gym fit’, but ability wise I can do plenty.
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By *pandjMan
over a year ago
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"I call Dave Batista, Jason Mamoa, Tom Hardy, gym fit. "
They are "pharmacy fit" tbh.
Gym fit is someone with muscles and a low body fat percentage. Doesn't mean they can lift a lot or have good stamina but likely they have both if they are in that shape.
Prob adds to the fantasy of what type of males people are looking for. When I see "gym fit" on here I cringe inside |
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By *ensualMan
over a year ago
Sutton |
The phrase is used as a less contentious way of saying "no chubby or plain people". .
As people have said above it is look rather than a requirement that people go to a gym. Another way of saying it would be "You must be a member of Le Boudoir"  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Mr ink and the sea would fit into the bracket of looking “gym fit “ …. As well as actually being physically fit .
I train ALOT 6-7 days of CrossFit and 2-3 days a week olympic lifting …. But I’ve also had children so aesthetically I wouldn’t be classed as gym fit but I know that I am in the bracket of higher than average fitness .
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By *sBlueWoman
over a year ago
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"Mr ink and the sea would fit into the bracket of looking “gym fit “ …. As well as actually being physically fit .
I train ALOT 6-7 days of CrossFit and 2-3 days a week olympic lifting …. But I’ve also had children so aesthetically I wouldn’t be classed as gym fit but I know that I am in the bracket of higher than average fitness .
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I would say you look gym fit |
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By *heggMan
over a year ago
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"Strength and stamina and no so quickly out of breath "
I manage 80 minutes on a rugby pitch in the front row, so meet those criteria, but am carrying sufficient extra padding that I don't think "gym fit" would be anyone's description of me... |
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"I would describe my self as work in progress gym fit i will get there ?? "
Go for it, I describe myself as a has been (gym fit) but it was only a couple of years ago so I have high hopes of getting back to it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It means you have to be ripped/shredded
They don’t want Eddie Hall crushing the life out of them. "
No it doesn't. I'm gym fit. I go 3 times maybe 4 a week. I'm definitely not ripped but I'm very fit and can out walk and out f... most younger hahaha. So that's gym fit |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's to generic a statement
Fitness is relative to the activity.
Lots of guys in the gym could easily train someone into the ground but don't have abs showing.
Others can run for hours but look like starved refugees.
You can be gym fit as in muscled strong but not lean.
Also very heavy and strong as an oxe but chubby and still fit.
You can be lean with abs but weak and have no stamina.
Hence it's too generic for me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Gym fit - what makes a person gym fit - or suitable to go to the gym
"Fit" again is this cardio or weight based? I have friends who are quite slim but have no strength and there cardio fitness is pants.
Personally for me been fit and healthy in both body and mind is my goal and im working towards that and a 120kg deadlift lol
This is the stuff I want to know, as to me, if some says "Gym Fit" they are describing ability, where as if someone describes "athletic" that is someone with abs etc showing.
Keep chasing that 120kg and keep me updated on it!!!!"
Gym fit on fab is used to describe a look not someone's abilities in a gym.
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By *ycallMan
over a year ago
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I would say gym fit would be slim with toned and visible muscles rather than a powerlifter type physique.
It is a bit of a vague term though.
Certainly wouldn’t consider myself gym fit. I am reasonably strong compared to the average person but not lean enough to look all shredded.
I don’t really care though, I mainly work out to keep myself healthy rather than so I can wank off in the mirror or boast about how many KG I can lift in one go. |
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By *sBlueWoman
over a year ago
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"I would say gym fit would be slim with toned and visible muscles rather than a powerlifter type physique.
It is a bit of a vague term though.
Certainly wouldn’t consider myself gym fit. I am reasonably strong compared to the average person but not lean enough to look all shredded.
I don’t really care though, I mainly work out to keep myself healthy rather than so I can wank off in the mirror or boast about how many KG I can lift in one go."
I would say you look gym fit |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Gym fit - what makes a person gym fit - or suitable to go to the gym
"Fit" again is this cardio or weight based? I have friends who are quite slim but have no strength and there cardio fitness is pants.
Personally for me been fit and healthy in both body and mind is my goal and im working towards that and a 120kg deadlift lol
This is the stuff I want to know, as to me, if some says "Gym Fit" they are describing ability, where as if someone describes "athletic" that is someone with abs etc showing.
Keep chasing that 120kg and keep me updated on it!!!!
Gym fit on fab is used to describe a look not someone's abilities in a gym.
KJ"
He didn't mention GUM FIT ON FAB he just said GYM FIT. So think yhe answers are in conjunction with daily life. But maybe not.
Certainly got a discussion going hahaha |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Gym fit - what makes a person gym fit - or suitable to go to the gym
"Fit" again is this cardio or weight based? I have friends who are quite slim but have no strength and there cardio fitness is pants.
Personally for me been fit and healthy in both body and mind is my goal and im working towards that and a 120kg deadlift lol
This is the stuff I want to know, as to me, if some says "Gym Fit" they are describing ability, where as if someone describes "athletic" that is someone with abs etc showing.
Keep chasing that 120kg and keep me updated on it!!!!
Gym fit on fab is used to describe a look not someone's abilities in a gym.
KJ
He didn't mention GUM FIT ON FAB he just said GYM FIT. So think yhe answers are in conjunction with daily life. But maybe not.
Certainly got a discussion going hahaha "
It did get a discussion going.
But in the world of online dating, tinder and swinging / fab "gym fit is a look" and not indicative of ones abilities in the gym.
I'm a black belt so very flexible/ powerful and fit in terms of a range abilities but I have an average body / dad body.
Shag is what would be considered gym fit as it's based on the look of his body profile and pyhsic.
Someone Describing themselves and gym fit when they have a big fat based belly for example is going to lead to confusion or disappointment. It's much better to go with dad body but fit with excellent strength stamina or for the strong stocky types they often use the term rugby player style physic.
Always best to advertise yourself correctly when use standard internet terms.
KJ
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By *sBlueWoman
over a year ago
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"I describe myself as gym fit
Deffinately
Your pics suggest overweight so who are you to judge. Interesting that you hide your profile, "
Who am I judging if you read the thread it says I’m not bothered if men are or not. Your too old but I’m not being nasty about it. And my profile is hidden as I’m not meeting. Have a good day |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Gym fit - what makes a person gym fit - or suitable to go to the gym
"Fit" again is this cardio or weight based? I have friends who are quite slim but have no strength and there cardio fitness is pants.
Personally for me been fit and healthy in both body and mind is my goal and im working towards that and a 120kg deadlift lol
This is the stuff I want to know, as to me, if some says "Gym Fit" they are describing ability, where as if someone describes "athletic" that is someone with abs etc showing.
Keep chasing that 120kg and keep me updated on it!!!!
Gym fit on fab is used to describe a look not someone's abilities in a gym.
KJ
He didn't mention GUM FIT ON FAB he just said GYM FIT. So think yhe answers are in conjunction with daily life. But maybe not.
Certainly got a discussion going hahaha
It did get a discussion going.
But in the world of online dating, tinder and swinging / fab "gym fit is a look" and not indicative of ones abilities in the gym.
I'm a black belt so very flexible/ powerful and fit in terms of a range abilities but I have an average body / dad body.
Shag is what would be considered gym fit as it's based on the look of his body profile and pyhsic.
Someone Describing themselves and gym fit when they have a big fat based belly for example is going to lead to confusion or disappointment. It's much better to go with dad body but fit with excellent strength stamina or for the strong stocky types they often use the term rugby player style physic.
Always best to advertise yourself correctly when use standard internet terms.
KJ
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Good comment here.
And as a body description accurately some good examples
I am gym fit but would be a rugby type build ie not fat but muscular and chunky.
Dad bod fit with muscles maybe ha ha.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It’s all about context surely ?
On a swinging site - gym fit = aesthetically pleasing physique of an athletic nature.
Nothing more. No one is going to care how much you can bench press, how many muscle ups you can do or how quickly you can run 5 Km. |
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"Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are...."
I'm gym fit. I fit in with all the equipment at the gym. Lol! I mean if you want to shoulder press me ( 200lbs) good for you. I can also sit on your back like a Domme while you do push ups.
How's about dat? or whatever the kids say these days. |
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"Just wondering what the term "Gym Fit" actually means, and how others look at it?
I would consider myself gym fit with the size of me and the numbers I lift, but interested in what others opinions are....
I'm gym fit. I fit in with all the equipment at the gym. Lol! I mean if you want to shoulder press me ( 200lbs) good for you. I can also sit on your back like a Domme while you do push ups.
How's about dat? or whatever the kids say these days."
Exactly this |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It’s all about context surely ?
On a swinging site - gym fit = aesthetically pleasing physique of an athletic nature.
Nothing more. No one is going to care how much you can bench press, how many muscle ups you can do or how quickly you can run 5 Km. "
Couldn't have said it better myself! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Huge amount of pretence with gym goers in my experience, especially in the weights dept .. popping blood vessels in your head lifting a heavy weight once means fuck all fitness imo. I steer clear of using gym terminology on my profile as it just portrays pretentiousness. Most of my gym going pals wouldn't last a day doing the work I do, but I don't shout about it on my profile. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It’s all about context surely ?
On a swinging site - gym fit = aesthetically pleasing physique of an athletic nature.
Nothing more. No one is going to care how much you can bench press, how many muscle ups you can do or how quickly you can run 5 Km.
Couldn't have said it better myself!"
I agreed the term is more associated with the aesthetic look as opposed to physicality of working out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Huge amount of pretence with gym goers in my experience, especially in the weights dept .. popping blood vessels in your head lifting a heavy weight once means fuck all fitness imo. I steer clear of using gym terminology on my profile as it just portrays pretentiousness. Most of my gym going pals wouldn't last a day doing the work I do, but I don't shout about it on my profile. "
Oh dear. Well I shout about it because at my age I am very proud of my fitness. My ability to work out in the gym. The time I can walk. Not shouting about just proud to be Gym fit and very healthy |
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