gympro
A gympro (a term made up by me) is a gymbro that is not just a bro but your personal gym teacher that will teach you everything you need to know about the gym and body exercises
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gympro • gymprovisation • gymbro • Gimprovise • gympho • gymposter • Gymbro appreciation day • Gymbroni • gymbros_nft • Gymbrozone
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gympress by RichieRicardo September 1, 2017
gymprovisation
Gymprovisation is when you have to use equipment other than the standard equipment available from the gym's selection.
Gymprovisation comes in two forms:
A) a hotel or other gym with a limited selection might require you to gymprovise in one way or another.
B) you might be such a workout freak that you need to gymprovise to hit that muscle "just right".
You should be careful with option B because it can come across as douchy.
Gymprovisation comes in two forms:
A) a hotel or other gym with a limited selection might require you to gymprovise in one way or another.
B) you might be such a workout freak that you need to gymprovise to hit that muscle "just right".
You should be careful with option B because it can come across as douchy.
Bill: Man that muscle head is ripped.
Jane: Yeah, he must use gymprovisation to get a body like that.
Jane: Yeah, he must use gymprovisation to get a body like that.
gymprovisation by jimbobf July 26, 2011
gympostor
One who walks around in workout or gym-like clothing to give the effect that they have worked out or gone to the gym today or are planning to work out or go to the gym today when in reality they have not or are not going to. One usually does this to make oneself feel better about their physique or to seem like they are physically fit when in reality they have done nothing today.
aka workout impostor
aka workout impostor
gymployed
An adjective used to describe the situation when working out at a gym feels like your job, especially if it isn't and / or you don't have a job.
gymployed by soltero325 August 14, 2010
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