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Is the gym a good spot to meet girls?
Guys have typically been told never to hit on a girl at the gym—it’s, you know, creepy. In short, not only is the gym not a “no-hit zone,” it can actually be a terrific place to meet potential dates—but only if you do it right.
Is it OK to ask women out at the gym?
“If she’s near the treadmill or elliptical, ask if she can help you figure out the buttons on the machine—say you usually are in the weight room or taking a certain class, but wanted to try this out,” says Nikki Glor, personal trainer and author of The Slimnastics Workout. “Then, you can ask about her workout routine.
How do you compliment a gym freak?
- You look STRONG AS HELL.
- You look healthy.
- You’ve improved so much at [specific exercise or functional movement]
- I can see your progress.
- I noticed that you’re picking up heavier weights.
- You’re working so hard.
- You’re amazing.
- You could totally be on American Ninja Warrior.
What to say to a girl you just met at the gym?
“Hi, this is [NAME] from the gym. It was nice meeting you today. How was your workout?” The reason this works so well is it’s simple, relevant (workouts, which is how y’all met!), and conversational.
How do you pick up a girl at the gym?
Take it from these top female trainers: Effectively picking up a girl at the gym can be more challenging than the toughest workout. Luckily, similar rules apply: Take it slow, don’t overstretch, and be realistic about your goals. Here, the best tips that’ll make her change her focus from working out to going out—with you.
How do you get a girl to talk to you at gym?
1. Become a Regular. People tend to hit the gym at similar times, and she’ll be more likely to want to have a conversation with you if she recognizes you than if you’re a total stranger. And the best way to get to know someone is to add some classes to your schedule.
How do you ask a female trainer for help?
“If she’s near the treadmill or elliptical, ask if she can help you figure out the buttons on the machine—say you usually are in the weight room or taking a certain class, but wanted to try this out,” says Nikki Glor, personal trainer and author of The Slimnastics Workout. “Then, you can ask about her workout routine.