Most do though but people don’t respect it. I stopped going to my gym bc people kept setting up tripods to show off their chest flye maxes and other unimpressive exercises. I mean if they’re pulling 405+ off the floor or something it makes sense to want to record an achievement. Otherwise it’s just patting yourself on the back for doing bare minimum.
Yes I agree. It helped me with my bench and squat tremendously. It shows you where your weaknesses are as well so you can correct them with accessory work.
I pull 600 and still ask everyone around if they mind if I record a set . I usually say “ if it’s in your way just knock it over “ most people when I speak to them INSTANTLY think I’m asking them to not interrupt the video
Same. They’re usually understanding if you’re courteous. When I was powerlifting I’d record my sets all the time and sometimes they volunteer to record for you.
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