Today we had an especially hard day at work. We exchanged our labour power for le money for 12 hours straight.
Funny thing.
We have a new collegue, dude, trimmed eyebrows, eye-liner – JD Vance style –, total narcissist in my understanding, but most importantly buff as fuck. Like gym-buff, like i-have-the-small-pp buff.
In any case, dude after 9 hours was already exhausted, complaining constantly ("when are we finishing, ffs?"), and was visibly shaken by me being able to go on nonchalantly.
I ain't no buff guy, picrel is my /muskles/ taken after work, but constant prole-ing built up my endurance bigly. (Mind you, max I worked was 16 hours.)
I just wanna say that
1) if you prole, post your prole /muskles/ and tell us about your prole hours;
2) if u r gym parasite, plz leave;
3) is there any scientific papers comparing fake /muskles/ ("gym /muskles/") to prole /muskles/?
Thank me for your attention to this /muskles/.
Please post your own muskles. Female muskles are even more appreciated, since they are rare on chans.
Also fumny thing about this new guy. The company moved him to the apartment next to us. Every morning when we meet our neighbors/colleagues we shake hands.
Second day he says, refusing my unshaken hand:
>Can we just skip this? I don't want to shake your hand every day!
Like, ok, bro, but then, at work Mr. Narcissist is like:
< Plz help me, how do I do this, how do I do that, what is this, what does that mean, what is this or that tool?
I'm literally gonna tell this /gym/fag tomorrow that
>No prole handshake in the morning = no work help
**=Fuck off==
Ableism thread
I always hated gym bros and joggers.
Not because i see the activity as wrong or unhealthy or annoying. But i see people who do that shit and know they can afford the time and money to do that kind of thing while also not being tired from physically demanding work all the time.
Also for some reason they're usually cunts. not always. but usualy.
>>799544You have to shake hands with your co-workers every day? Mate that's fucking mental
Yes but you are focusing exclusively on blue collar labor and not even speaking of the improved posture and general balance and strength of an officer worker at a standing desk, and occasional yoga ball
No but can we like talk about how muscles in general are kinda, just part of our anatomy? People focus on all different aspects for sure, but it's usually not a good thing. Some people are strong in different ways and physical strength is just a trait that is useful sometimes at the end of the day. One can stay fit by doing a mix of yoga, calisthenics, low intensity strength training, cardio, and maybe even a martial art if you are up to it.
>>799551and before anyone tries to put on their che beret and give me some machismo lecture, all of these things will allow one to run, ruck, carry and operate a pipe, parkour, etc
>>799552people on here go on about nonsense like opening "leftist" gyms or MMA gyms as if that would lead to anything but modern blackshirts, at least if guided by those vulgar idiots
>>799554Yeah. I feel like part of the impression is also because often times they get out and get roided out and go to the gym to feel macho instead of raping women in other countries (they still rape the ones in their own obvs)
>>799556what if you live in a large city, and your commute to work is a half hour's walk and a half hour standing on a train, then your commute back is the same thing carrying groceries, and whatever you do after if you have a healthy life requires walking too, if it isn't an activity with exercise as a component itself.
"exercise" was never really a concept in a lot of human history and not in many cultures, at least as a distinct activity. people just maintained fitness by living and surviving.
it is ironic that the urban dwelling latte sipping PMC is more congruent with a human in a state of nature than a chud in the decaying burbs.
that is if you are okay with cctv every inch that clocks your personal mug and never gets deleted
>>799542>>/siberia/Also, it's spelled 'muscles'.
>>799548100%. Hasan Piker and some of these other ISG retards were advocating for everyone to go to the gym for a while, really pushing it a few years ago.
All it does is reveal their class position, because nobody normal has the time, energy and money on this nonsense.
>>799553>people on here go on about nonsense like opening "leftist" gyms or MMA gyms as if that would lead to anything but modern blackshirtsCan you show me any examples that this has happened?
Somehow even more retarded than op.
>Now I have to see some uyghas fucking armpit
Imageboard users really are experts in irritating their users away in the most creative of ways
>>799542Fact is muscle =/= strenght =/= endurance =/= explosiveness. There are three different muscle fibers, one for very strong short exercise, on for low to moderate slow sustained exercise, and another one that is mixed. Every person has a different distribution of these so everyone's base abilities and proficiencies may very. There are two periods in life where you can actually gain more muscle tissue: at birth and during adolescence, when your body changes. After that you can only develop what tissues you already have through hypertrophy. There is also a kind of fluid that coats the muscle fibers that doesn't add strenght at all, which is what bodybuilders usually have, which is just more weight without strength nor endurance (which is why most bodybuilders may have some strength but are usually poor athletically). This doesnt mean a very buff guy isnt strong, it all depends on his physique and what kind of training he has done, because under that coating he can actually have a lot of strength and endurance but just be a buff fenotype guy.
Strenght actually has more to do with neural connections in your muscles than the muscle itself. The more you do a movement and the more demanding this is the more neurons are gonna be deployed to activate more muscle fibers, and nodes and "highways" of neurons develop this way. This structure remains for the whole time you repeat those kind of movements and once they go unused they slowly fade away, although never totally and they become very easily recovered after that (that's why you never forget how to ride a bike)
So, your coworker may be actually have a good physic and athletic body, but lack the neural connections necessary to perform the specific ranges of motion required for the job in question, or maybe has a lot of strength and lacks endurance, or maybe he is just psychologically weak.
It's even worse if there is a heatwave. We're getting one very soon and it's going to be about 34C on sunday and monday. Fuck, I'm about to melt….
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