He counts the bar

>he counts the bar

>the bar doesn't weight anything

>he doesn't check the barometric pressure where he lifts and calculate it in

>he doesn't adjust the weight of the plate for the hole they cut out

>he doesn't calculate the centrifugal force of his plates rolling on the bar that changes the force needed for the lift

I've seen this picture like a thousand times before but this time I actually lol'd, thx

>he doesn't count the humidity.

>he doesn't eat his own feces for maximum gains

>he does'nt count the rust on the weights

>he doesn't count the dead skincells on the bar from other people's hands.

>he doesn't count the bar in pullups

kys

> he doesn't count the weight of his parents expectations

>he doesn't bring a scale to the gym to weigh his plates out
sometimes they gyp you by like a pound and a half

I once weighted a non olympic barbell at the gym because no one could tell me how much it weighs. They looked at me like i was legit autistic and ever since then i became >that guy. Well excuse me for wanting to know how much i lift. Fucking normies ree

To be fair, you really are "that guy" for doing that shit...

>that guy who takes lifting seriously

>he counts the weights

>he counts

>he

>

...

That hit too close brom

kek

>He doesn't fart when squatting to go up faster

>he doesnt count the weight of these feels

>he doesn't wear body weights under his clothes

>He doesn't change his bones for Iron

>he doesn't check his reflection from every possible angle using 4 difference mirrors

>he doesn't carry a gallon of water

How much it weigh?

>doesn't count the gravitational assist from the moon when working out at night

Serious question, why would you NOT count the bar? Bars have different weights, sometimes by quite a lot. I lift at home, and I have a couple of 1 inch bars. Even the 7 ft one is only 26 pounds. The Ohio Bar from Rogue is like 56 pounds.

I guess Olympic bars will usually weigh about the same, so if you're doing large weight the bar stops mattering. But it matters to us newbies.

Everyone counts the bar, average Olympic bar is 45lbs

does'd've'nt

>dyel excited that he finally reached a 225 bench
>he's really only pushing 180

well meme'd friend

WHAT the fuck-- a bar being 26 lbs?

My world, thrown into chaos. I cannot trust any bar I see now. That shit should be illegal.

I ruptured a disk deadlifting with a 55lb bar after a 45lb with the same weight two days ago

stay safe brah, dont be like me

It's a 1 inch bar, for 1 inch plates. It's not an Olympic bar.

I'm confused, is the bar counted or not?

If I tried to bench my feels I'd fucking die

>he counts gravity and doesn't divide all his weight by 9.8 like a fucking casual.

God damn so now I gotta be even more 'that autistic guy at the gym than I already am.
>tfw, I do it all for the gains.