5
1.
Leon 1 weeks ago
#2 tf never trust that weak spotter again. could've got his neck injured.
3
2.
Squat 1 weeks ago
#11
And yet he never loses his balance next to a grandmother...strangest thing....
#29
Some handicaps are not actually all that helpful
And yet he never loses his balance next to a grandmother...strangest thing....
#29
Some handicaps are not actually all that helpful
6
3.
Sis 1 weeks ago
#6 just think of how much fun it will be the second time
1
4.
Dicy 1 weeks ago
#11 What real man puts his hand over his mouth when he's laughing?
-2
5.
Ebenezer 1 weeks ago
Dicy, look out, it's a "am I macho enough" gate keeper, presumably clad head to toe in leather because that's what "real men" wear.
0
6.
Seb 1 weeks ago
Dicy,
An effeminate man.
An effeminate man.
1
7.
Ebenezer 1 weeks ago
#2 Safety bars would have prevented this.
0
8.
Seb 1 weeks ago
Ebenezer,
Look out, it's a "am I safe enough" gate keeper, presumably clad head to toe in safety vests and clipboards because that's what "real safety officers " wear.
Look out, it's a "am I safe enough" gate keeper, presumably clad head to toe in safety vests and clipboards because that's what "real safety officers " wear.
0
9.
Wen 1 weeks ago
Ebenezer, first thing I was taught for squats was how to drop the bar off the back of your shoulders. Also, moving the bench out of the way would have helped.
0
10.
Asenath 1 weeks ago
#8 Precision.
And yet he never loses his balance next to a grandmother...strangest thing....
#29
Some handicaps are not actually all that helpful
An effeminate man.
Look out, it's a "am I safe enough" gate keeper, presumably clad head to toe in safety vests and clipboards because that's what "real safety officers " wear.