Jared Rhoden American professional basketball player for the Detroit Pistons T-Shirt

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I’d argue the Jared Rhoden American professional basketball player for the Detroit Pistons T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this extremely common circumstance of checking your own form very much enhances your workout. The mirror can’t cut it when you’re lifting anything heavy since it’s hard to look up at it and the head on angle doesn’t show a lot. Most asshats filming themselves are doing it so they can post it online. That’s why there’s so many hilarious videos out there of some vain idiot getting mad about people walking behind them when they’re filming themselves. For certain gyms, like Planet Fitness that market a no judgement gym and bans serious weightlifting I think so. But I can see how using a camera could be used to critique your technique. My gym bans photos and videos in the private areas (locker rooms) and permits them in the public areas (out on the weight room floor). Seems like the right approach to me.

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No. I feel like the Jared Rhoden American professional basketball player for the Detroit Pistons T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this people commenting yes don’t actually go to the gym. Filming can help correct your form and many people have remote personal training sessions through their phone. Also who cares if you’re filmed, people act as if they’re fugitives desperately trying to hide their identify lmao Also, gyms should all have signs that say “This is a public place. Somebody might look at you. If you can’t handle that, please leave now.” I’ve never noticed filming at the gyms I go to, but I’d be 100% on board with banning filming on the gym floor. I would say yes. Let all the paying members vote and go with that. I bet it would be like 90% who want to ban it. Also, as someone who worked as a trainer, you wouldn’t believe how many people are insecure about others looking at them while they workout, or being on camera, etc. While I understand that, the gyms worked before every one had a cell phone camera. You would ask the dude beside you- check my form. It’s alot easier to critique your form when you see yourself in third person, rather than someone else describing it. Yea but too many dumb people in the gym these days. I see dudes with toooth pick legs squatting 300lbs and only going down 1/3rd of the way getting absolutely 0 benefit from the lift.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.