This was way to funny so I had to post it. I read this on team super trainings forums.. wow this is so true haha..
1. You have more gear in your gym bag than clothes in your closet.
2. You tell friends and family that gear is for protection from injury and support, and conveniently leave off the fact that it adds hundreds of pounds to your total.
3. Your arms and legs dramatically taper in where your gear fits - even when you’re not wearing it…
4. The lines of broken blood vessels where your gear pinches your chest, underarms, hips and legs haven't gone away in ten years.
5. You structure your max effort day by layers of added gear, and everything after 315 is hard. You keep going anyway - adding piece by piece - toughing it out, because you know that if you can tweak that gear just right, you might get a 5 pound PR.
5. Your favorite gear is from when you were two weight classes lighter and you still try and see if it will fit.
6. Your gear is so tight that you often black out during warm-ups
7. You think that RAW stands for Really Angry Weakling.
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