Maybe will be something like that in Invergordon one day 😉

makes sense nowadays

It’s for people thar compete to practice posing and do their check ins. It’s not a new concept but will be mostly be used for insta pics no doubt

That's all athletes, not just body builders and strongmen, cr*ssfitters

And would cost more

as it should@@beeeingthisperson12343

Which is why it will go down real fast, either that or 3/4th of the rooms would become spare weights rooms.

I've met Luke and have a photo with him. When I look at Ryan next to Luke, he can't be much more than 5'10", considering I'm 5'9" and the height difference between us and Luke seems quite similar :)

Wtf are you talking abiut kid. Symmetry? He wears knee length shorts, doesn't train legs. He's no even at an amateur bodybuilding level because he's not a bodybuilder he's a model. These divisions were made to appeal to the basic and the ordinary, the equivalent of every kid gets a ribbon and everyone needs to be represented. You like Ryan because his look is attainable, you hate open because there is no way you could ever ever look like them because you are so incredibly ordinary, and they make you feel that every time you see them

But he does train legs though? Most of the guys I’ve seen doing men’s physique, at pro level, have physiques that aren’t achievable because they are jacked. The reason Terry looks small here if because he is standing next to two of the biggest guys probably on the planet. Men’s physique has gotten a lot closer to classic physique in the past years, due to athletes needing more and more size and muscle and that’s why a lot of men’s physique competitors jump to classic. As for open bodybuilding, I respect it takes a lot of dedication to build as much muscle as they do, but it isn’t appealing. Classic physique on the other hand is what bodybuilding is all about, CBUM is on another level.

He's pretty small though.

Black is the colour for people who just get on with it in the gym and intense workout

@@jfbfitnessThere’s many intense harddcore gyms in white, red or blue etc. Black interior is too dark for a lot of people.

Anyone who's complaining about the colour of a gym probably shouldn't be in one.

@@doomguy5406 don’t worry I’m not. Been in my garage gym since 2016. Don’t let the door hit on the ass out of the comment section with that thinly veiled contempt.

I think you have a fair point. Black is definitely trendy right now, but colors can have a real impact on a person's psychological state, and I think a world class gym should factor that in to give an extra edge to clients, especially if they are top level athletes in their respective sports. Black can increase aggression, but it can also have a depressing effect and might reduce energy levels