Lagrangian
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is smashing someone i teach math to considered a breach of professional ethics
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I've heard about this, but didn't know the name. This is really bad news for a gym; would prompt me to switch to a new one.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0004520/
Something that you do NOT want to **** around with. Still remember dealing with my infection. Thank the flying spaghetti monster that it wasn't serious.
If you are employed by a school/university to teach, then yes. It happens quite a bit, but if things go awry, then it could result in you losing your job or worse.is smashing someone i teach math to considered a breach of professional ethics
Ooof, my gym had a MRSA outbreak so I'm taking a month off from there and joined up at the shittier (but cheaper and closer to my house) gym.
is smashing someone i teach math to considered a breach of professional ethics
is smashing someone i teach math to considered a breach of professional ethics
I wish smith machines are outlawed.
once saw a guy doing 1/4 ROM smith squats with a neck pad. srs.
Why? They're good for pull-ups.
You say that like its a rare occurrence, see that pretty much every time im in the gym.
Are you employed (e.g., doing a phd)?
Can you teach me maths without sexing me?
That's gross. I work out at the dirtiest gym. Equipment 30+ years old and falling apart, carpet is pretty much worn through, holes on lifting platforms, and I've never seen anyone clean it ever. I get worried about MRSA, every cut I get there takes super long to heal. Too bad it's the only legit powerlifting gym in the area.
You Brazzers, bro.
came to say this lol. Today 2 guys were free weight squatting about 110kg and just like dipping at the knees probably going down about 12" or less. I just don't get it.
Had a good workout despite a week off and lower calories, new deadlift 5 and 2 rep PR, and 42kg DB felt too light for rows with good form. Despite having lat DOMS from thursdays shoulder/tricep workout. Why do i get lat DOMS from everything except leg day.