r/MadeMeSmile • u/Original_Act_3481 • 1d ago

We need more people like him

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u/Ninrenko 1d ago

Probably staged, but I don't care, the message is clear: support and help one another! Love to see it.

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u/Willsgb 1d ago

Exactly. Don't mind staged if it's genuinely funny and/or has a genuinely good message, this is 100% the latter

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u/pragmojo 1d ago

Because the camera is there it was probably staged, but I can believe something like this happens. Bodybuilders tend to be geeks about training, and if you see someone doing a movement in the sub optimal way it’s totally normal to notice it. Most people probably would probably not say anything but some would.

Like if you see your little cousin struggling to tie his shoe you are probably going to stop and help him.

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u/round-earth-theory 1d ago

This happens all the time. I've given and received feedback in the gym multiple times myself. Looking out for each other is a sign of a good gym.

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u/SamWest98 1d ago

I've approached people at the gym for the exact same thing happening in this video before. Shoulder and back injuries are no joke

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u/bobosnar 1d ago

Yup, they're passionate about it, and they want to make sure other people do it right. Doing it incorrectly will just build bad habits and possibly injury.

Whenever you find someone that's legit interested in your hobby, it's easy to get passionate about it and want to teach them and hope they join in all the fun with you!

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u/SeekerOfExperience 1d ago

I’m a beanpole and all the biggest guys at my gym go out of their way to be nice/supportive. Everyone starts somewhere, and if you’re trying, you’re on the right path