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The
gym is a unique environment in our world. People come
there to improve their bodies and feel better about
themselves. Most
gyms have a written set of rules to govern our behavior
while working out. ALL gyms, however, have an unwritten
code of behavior that is not always readily apparent
to sometimes even the most advanced of us. The
aim of this report is to tell you the written as well
as the unwritten rules of behavior in The
Gym. The
Written Code Dropping
weights on the floor can cause injury to yourself
or others and can also damage the equipment itself.
Always set it down as gently as you can. This
is a simple matter of courtesy to whoever is using
the equipment after you. Not everybody can or wants
to unload ten 45-pound plates off the leg press machine.
Place dumbells back on the rack in the slots where
they belong and always remove your weights from the
machines unless the next person specifically asks
you to leave them on. Wear
appropriate clothing for exercise. This mainly refers to
shoes but can include things such as wearing jeans in the
gym. Wipe
benches off if you sweat all over them. It's even better
to put down a towel before you use the bench. You don’t
want to lie in other peoples sweat so extend them the same
courtesy. This
is a very common sense rule. Profanity can be offensive
to others. If you have to scream in the middle of
a tough set, make it unintelligible. If
your gym doesn't have ashtrays on the stair-machines,
chances are it doesn't allow smoking in the gym area.
If you need to smoke, go to a designated smoking area.
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