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What are you thoughts on women only gyms?

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Hey Ladies,

What are you thoughts on women only gyms, I was discussing it with a girlfriend of mine the other day. I couldn’t understand for the life of me why she would prefer it. Most woman only gyms I have seen are wimped out versions of real gyms.
Plus last night it sure seemed to get me through my cardio staring at the fine ass and legs on the man in front of me on the treadmill.
:horny:
 
:D Initially I thought women-only would be better, because I find it annoying when people talk to you during your workout, and it's been only men doing that so far... Also, there'd be less waiting for equipment.

But I think watching some of the guys is inspiring, and it definately makes me work harder, so for that reason, I prefer co-ed. Also, like you said, the women-only areas rarely have all the proper equipment.. :rolleyes:
 
I have a real issue with casual conversation at the gym, as well people should only speak to you if they are giving you advice. Correction if they are giving you knowledgeable well informed advice other than that shut up and train hard or go home.
 
dayna4u2nv said:
I have a real issue with casual conversation at the gym, as well people should only speak to you if they are giving you advice. Correction if they are giving you knowledgeable well informed advice other than that shut up and train hard or go home.

Agreed.

And "Why aren't you smiling?" doesn't qualify as knowledgeable well-informed advice for the record.. :rolleyes:
 
I wish I could give you more Karma... they telling to spread it around. I hate that so much that is just rude like your a Bimbo that should smile all the time can't be serious.
 
Seashell said:
And "Why aren't you smiling?" doesn't qualify as knowledgeable well-informed advice for the record.. :rolleyes:

OMG - I got that the other day. This guy told me I was really pretty, so I should smile more. I was so perplexed - I am at the GYM, why do I have to smile? I'm working HARD! As much as I enjoy it, it's not fun! Sometimes I can barely breathe, let alone make sure I am smiling and being pretty. lol. And he made me take off my headphones for comment.

Whatever. :)
 
if some ladies are intimidated to begin, then it has its merits. gyms can be intimidating, or very testosterone filled at times, if this makes working out seem less daunting or "manly" then so be it.

the problem is, with half the intensity, chances are there are half the results as well.
 
I think most of them perpetuate ignorance and mediocrity. Guess it depends on what you're there to accomplish.
 
I've never been to or seen a women's only gym but the 2 gyms I have belonged to have as much casual conversation & lolly-gagging from men as well as women.

As Spatts said, I guess it's what you are there to accomplish and how each environment suits your needs.
 
I think women's gyms are GREAT!

1. They smell better
2. I personally can focus on my work out and not the men
3. Don't have to worry if I look like shit...no makeup hair etc....
4. I find the classes are more fun and funky....knowing men wont be attending, they spice it up :)
5. Women aren't rude when waiting for equipment....sometimes guys act like you don't belong there, so get the f*^# out of the way.
6. I love the amenities in the Locker room
 
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