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4 hours ago, hyku1147 said:

Do they have a squat rack and Olympic bars?

Yes, they have Olympic bars on benches (for bench press). They don't have a traditional squat rack with mirror, so you'll have to get used to doing squats without a mirror (which is better) and a yoke style bar (goes over your shoulders).

 

I may have missed some things though. I had to get out quickly as I was getting too sweaty walking around and didn't bring my towel LOL

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On 8/24/2016 at 5:57 AM, SheungWan said:

Some of us can remember the Tony's on Soi Buakaow towards the market end. No air-con there either. A complete puddle after 10 minutes. A waste of supposedly bargain basement 69 baht or any other price for that matter.

 

 

Is this tony closed now ?

 

 

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On 8/24/2016 at 5:57 AM, SheungWan said:

Some of us can remember the Tony's on Soi Buakaow towards the market end. No air-con there either. A complete puddle after 10 minutes. A waste of supposedly bargain basement 69 baht or any other price for that matter.

 

I have a lifetime membership for all Tony's Gyms and haven't used it since 2013. Not only is it a waste of time training in very hot gyms, it can have a negative impact on your health, sap all your energy (and strength) and generally demotivate you as training becomes a form of torture. A lot of Thai people like to train in hot gyms with no fans or aircon as they can pretend they are having good workouts because they are convinced one judges a workout's benefit by how much you sweat. Some will even wear impervious sweat suits to make them even hotter.

 

Even in his aircon gyms they switch it off at a certain hour and open all the windows to let the cool, fresh night air in.

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28 minutes ago, tropo said:

I have a lifetime membership for all Tony's Gyms and haven't used it since 2013. Not only is it a waste of time training in very hot gyms, it can have a negative impact on your health, sap all your energy (and strength) and generally demotivate you as training becomes a form of torture. A lot of Thai people like to train in hot gyms with no fans or aircon as they can pretend they are having good workouts because they are convinced one judges a workout's benefit by how much you sweat. Some will even wear impervious sweat suits to make them even hotter.

 

Even in his aircon gyms they switch it off at a certain hour and open all the windows to let the cool, fresh night air in.

 

 

Thank you, but what about cardio, is it better to sweat a lot or useless also ?

Should I do 2 hours cardio in aircon room or fan room like Thai ? :-)

Thank you for your expertise.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Asiang said:

 

 

Thank you, but what about cardio, is it better to sweat a lot or useless also ?

Should I do 2 hours cardio in aircon room or fan room like Thai ? :-)

Thank you for your expertise.

 

 

 

You can work harder when the air temperature is lower, thereby burning more calories and improving your performance.

 

Surely you've noticed that a workout is much easier and you perform better when the air temperature is lower?

 

I workout at home with my aircon set at 26C, 2 fans blowing and shirtless. That's not low temperature, but it sure beats working out in 30C + heat.

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1 hour ago, questionsreplies said:

Fitness 7 is good because cheap, 24h and good equipment.

Only cardio machines look like Playskool or Disney tools, shaking when using them.

I guess its a cheap Chinese brand HERCUKEZ.

 

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Yours is the first comment from someone who has trained there since it opened in late August. You'd think we'd hear more about it if it was a good gym. The current temperatures will make it a bit easier to train there without aircon.

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