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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.
"Please move aside, don't just sit there looking at your phone, please."
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.
"Please move aside, don't just sit there looking at your phone, please."