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How many of these do I need to do?
Is there no way to report this? This is impossible for female beginners.
I feel like my muscles are growing, but why does my collarbone feel uncomfortable? Does anyone know the reason? The more I do chest exercises, the more I feel something slightly stuck around my collarbone, which is uncomfortable. 💪
The exercise intensity of the app is too weak.
What is 50 kilograms?
It makes a fart sound from the back.
Time to bleed
Light weight baby
What the felley👏
After it ended, I got up but my knees gave out and I sat down. 🤣
🥵🥵🥵🥵
🔥👏
Can you really do this with straight arms??
🏋️♂️
I prefer my lower body over my upper body. 🔥🔥
Every time I lift the dumbbells, the earphones turn off.
Break time 20 seconds 💀
Don't put me down just because I don't have a device.
Can't take my foot off the platform.
The app says "per dumbbell" but typically this exercise is performed with a single dumbbell. This keeps the weight centered and balanced while keeping your back straight without hitting the weight off your legs/knees during the rep. I recommend taking the recommended weight, doubling it for the exercise, and recording as if you did single dumbbell x2 weight.
How many of these do I need to do?
Is there no way to report this? This is impossible for female beginners.
I feel like my muscles are growing, but why does my collarbone feel uncomfortable? Does anyone know the reason? The more I do chest exercises, the more I feel something slightly stuck around my collarbone, which is uncomfortable. 💪
The exercise intensity of the app is too weak.
What is 50 kilograms?
It makes a fart sound from the back.
Time to bleed
Light weight baby
What the felley👏
After it ended, I got up but my knees gave out and I sat down. 🤣
🥵🥵🥵🥵
🔥👏
Can you really do this with straight arms??
🏋️♂️
I prefer my lower body over my upper body. 🔥🔥
Every time I lift the dumbbells, the earphones turn off.
Break time 20 seconds 💀
Don't put me down just because I don't have a device.
Can't take my foot off the platform.
The app says "per dumbbell" but typically this exercise is performed with a single dumbbell. This keeps the weight centered and balanced while keeping your back straight without hitting the weight off your legs/knees during the rep. I recommend taking the recommended weight, doubling it for the exercise, and recording as if you did single dumbbell x2 weight.