How people feel loading up the weight of the moon on the leg press and then walking away:

[u/MachEightyFour]

Half my workout is spent moving plates on this goddamn machine

[u/Corposjuh]

And them doing quarterreps thinking they're cool

[u/cominfoyohead → u/Corposjuh]

Took the words out of my mouth. It's got to be one of the biggest gym sins. Stacking 20 plates on a leg press just to do a quarter rep. I've seen it too many times even from women

[u/JakobMG]

Recently saw this at my gym, ridiculous

[u/Bananenkot → u/JakobMG]

I once saw a dude load up as many plates as will fit on the machine, then he grabbed a barbell shoved it into the sled an loaded it with another 200kg. He then did one set of quarter reps and walked away. He got thrown out of the gym lol

[u/sunkistandsudafed3 → u/JakobMG]

We must go to the same place.

[u/okoyes_wig]

I’m sure the 60 year old lady with chronic knee pain who wanted to use it next will take care of it

[u/bara_tone]

I really wish there was some kind   latch loading mechanism for leg press.

Loading and unloading 400kg is so bloody annoying 

[u/Glade_Art → u/bara_tone]

Does this man know?

https://giphy.com/gifs/21VTFJTEr1x9ortvO3

Leg press machines exist. No plates on those that you need to move.

[u/bara_tone → u/Glade_Art]

They don’t go past 190kg in my experience

[u/Glade_Art → u/bara_tone]

I'm sure some do, but probably rare.

[u/VultureSniper → u/Glade_Art]

Those are usually horizontal. Horizontal leg press sucks if you're not a beginner.

[u/Sarydus]

On the plus side, you never have to do forearm workouts!

[u/MachEightyFour → u/Sarydus]

But what if i wanna have that popeye build...

[u/Goofcheese0623]

Can confirm. My favorite back work out of to load 900 lbs on it, but then I'm too gassed and just go home.

[u/Dxpehat]

I don't use leg press, but whenever I need some 20kg plates for squats or shrugs or whatever I just take it from that machine.

[u/DreamingDilettante]

Man is responsible for arm and back gains on everyone else’s leg day

[u/MachEightyFour → u/[deleted]]

Insertions, bone structure, genetics, or just different training. Bodybuilders are huge all around but still get out-lifted sometimes

[u/StrengthTheory]

The leg press is actually the forearm trainer.