What's up with the absolute dogshit gym etiquette in Europe and Asia compared to the USA? I thought it was a one off thing in Thailand and just a misunderstanding in Netherlands. People never seem to wipe down equipment post workout (at least in Europe), here in SEA no one wipes down shit and people constantly sit on their phones after like 5 reps maybe pulling off 3 sets over the course of 15 minutes. So far everywhere outside Singapore people just act like it's their home gym in their garage. Is there any good brand of gym you all use while living abroad? I heard Anytime Fitness is good but concerned about weights being planet fatass levels of DYEL. Also what's the best way to get supplements abroad? PH was a blessing in disguise where I was able to stock back up on things but worried about my next few countries(Japan, Korea, TW). I guess general fitness and health advice abroad, planning to stay in Asia for the foreseeable future.
Also forgot, what's up with people here in Asia will selfie sticks and camps setting up all the damn time for the most basic of basic workouts. Not trying to make fun of anyone just starting but these are usually guys you could tell work out doing 5KM/H walk on the treadmill with a camera stuck around them in awkward places to get around with. This has happened every country I've been to thus far.
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>>2918991How else would they document their journey? Be more considerate of more than one person, yourself. You could learn a lot from Hinduism.
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Confirmation bias. It really depends on the gym. I recently changed my gyms, and in the previous one people didn't care too much, but this new one has signs everywhere saying please wipe etc.As for traveling, most nice hotels have at least some kind of gym and pool. I don't bother with local gyms, the ones in hotels are plenty enough for me.
