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Justin Hunter@polluterofminds
9/23/2023

Probably only applies to those with home gyms, but do anyone you lift weights and workout barefoot?

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Katherine@keccers
9/23/2023

I regrettably used to see this all the time when I worked out a Wburg Brooklyn climbing gym….. I’ve dropped stuff on my fingers and toes both before so i prob will always wear shoes 😅

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zain@zain
9/23/2023

Not a home gym lifter but I do take off my shoes when squatting 😅 when I lived in Austin used to rock Vivobarefoots for lifting / trail runs but didn’t convert well to city life

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GabrielAyuso.eth ⌐◨-◨@gabrielayuso.eth
9/23/2023

No. I've seen others at the gym do, usually with only socks.

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Adrienne@adrienne
9/23/2023

I do often! Luckily I don’t have to worry about @keccers warning since I’m not lifting that heavy weights, mostly doing body weight, lunges, squats, push ups, mt climbers etc

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Joe Petrich@jpetrich
9/23/2023

I wear a flat shoe for lifting but will take them off if I'm wearing running shoes and squatting or deadlifting.

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9/23/2023

If I'm doing big barbell lifts, shoes. I want grip and stability. I usually keep my shoes on throughout my workout.

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phil@phil
9/23/2023

Only while squatting

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Greg Clayman@clayman
9/23/2023

On leg day, I wear just socks at my public/busy gym and no one has said anything to me so 🤷‍♂️

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9/23/2023

I just wear minimal shoes that are the closest to it. Too ocd walking around gym barefoot.

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RoboCopsGoneMad@robocopsgonemad
9/23/2023

All the time, also in flip flops. Quality ones with a good arch. Squating barefoot rules

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steph@steph
9/24/2023

socks if in a gym 🧦 but yes

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Daniel Lombraña@teleyinex.eth
9/25/2023

I'm into the barefoot wagon. In a public site like a gym: no way. Use barefoot shoes (which is what I do). Training like this helps you to be more aware of your feet.