Sitting on a piece while messing around on their phone
Super sets, circuits, zig zag sets, or giant sets while the gym is busy.
Using equipment to sit their shit on.
Standing or working out in front of the db rack.
Putting their camera in the way.
Not racking their weights or putting them back where they belong.
Hording multiple pairs of dbs.
Talking loud on their phone. Speaker phone.
Blue tooth speakers.
Trying to talk to me while I'm training.
Running around acting like an idiot.
Bad personal trainers.
People that go up to others trying to give unsolicited advice.
Judging people who are minding their own buisness. We all started somewhere and the hardest part is simply getting in their and getting started. We all were clueless "idiots" at some point. People don't know what they don't know. If other people in a public gym being clueless irritates you then build a home gym. If people training like pussies irritated you build a home gym.
If you have the ability to notice then you're training like a pussy.
A great list but if you are really into this game, it should be impossible to not see and therefore judge what people are doing, like "trainers" telling people to do shit totally wrong. I am not irritated per se by people being clueless, but mores irritated that I know I can help and desperately want to, but every single motherfucker I have attempted to help, has given me some sort of "I got this bro".
So, I have stopped trying.
So, why is this a thing at all? Because it is in my nature to help people. If an old lady is about to step in front of a bus, should I just let it happen?
"I would have stopped her from getting hit by that bus but I am not into giving unsolicited advice."
Maybe you think this isn't a solid analogy but helping is helping, as is not.
Of course, filming it with your phone is mandatory.
The lack of people giving a fuck about others and the general egocentrism today is why the world is so fucked up. It's either mind your own business or be a meddling Karen. No in between. It is disgraceful.
No doubt we all started somewhere. The big difference is that when I started out and was doing stupid shit, guys came over to me and told me so. Then they helped me. Were it not for this, I would have wasted a fuckload of time in the gym. But that was how it used to be; ask for help and get it. Someone wants to help, they came over and were appreciated for their input.
And as far as this whole "I am in the zone bro. I don't see anything around me" shit that guys are always saying...BULLSHIT! I see what people look like and very few if any guys are "in the zone".
Also, if you don't see things around you, good luck with that. Talk about being a victim, because your lack of situational awareness is going to possibly make you one someday.
I see EVERYONE who enters the gym, or and other business I am in for that matter. I assess each person walking in. I am totally "in the zone" just about every day I am in the gym, but I still see the things going on around me.
I wish sometimes it wasn't so but call in a (former) occupational hazard.