barbell rack
noun [bahr·bel rak]
the same thing as a dumbbell rack except that it houses…ummmmm…barbells. see also: WORD CLUES
noun [bahr·bel rak]
the same thing as a dumbbell rack except that it houses…ummmmm…barbells. see also: WORD CLUES
noun [hohm wurk·out air·ee·uh]
space designated for exercise that’s usually tucked away in a corner of a living area with a preexisting use when you’re too poor to afford the square footage in a house or apartment to set up a home gym in its own separate location, such as a garage, basement, or unused bedroom.
noun [hohm jim]
1. an exercise space in a residence; usually set up by someone gullible enough to fall for a late-night infomercial promising to get them the body of their dreams with the help of a very, very expensive piece of exercise equipment they only have to use for a handful of minutes per week.
2. where antisocial people work out.
noun [jim rat]
that person who’s always working out at the gym no matter what day or how early or late you go, most likely because they’re secretly homeless or they hate their family so much that they absolutely refuse to spend any quality time with them.
noun [jim mem·ber·ship]
monthly payment for access to the gym that your regular lack of use helps subsidize everyone else’s access.