Workout Hangover
by jdavis5787 on Oct 06, 2011 00:40:51
The feeling of complete bodily soreness the day after working out. Typically characterized by
dreading getting out of bed, evading steps, avoiding heavy objects that need
lifting, refraining from raising your arms above your head, telling people not to
touch you, and a general lack of movement.
Example:
I got my butt kicked during my workout last night, and now I have a
workout hangover. Please don't touch me.
Man, I could not get out of bed this morning. I was so sore from lifting and had a major workout hangover.
Person 1: I'm
taking the elevator today.
Person 2: Why?
Person 1: I did squats yesterday, and I've got a workout hangover today.
Person 2: I completely understand. I won't
touch you.
Rari workout
by @Matt_Tierney99 on May 01, 2014 03:05:15
When one pumps their arms up and down repeatedly to music by
lethal bizzle. (as if they were pulling down on a cord)
Lethal bizzle created this in his snapchats while in his Ferrari on his way to the gym while listening to
DENCH tunes.
Jewish Workout
by Anti-dentite on Nov 23, 2013 07:28:58
Example:
George: Hey, where you just at the health club?
Tim:
Oh, well, I didn't do much. I just sat in the
sauna. You know, it was more like a
Jewish workout.
prison workout
by Dee Munay on Jan 19, 2010 06:26:10
A
workout routine performed without the use of
specialized exercise equipment. The workout is performed using only items found in a prison cell; chair, bed, bars, walls, floor, etc.
Halo Workout
by Jennzinn on Feb 25, 2009 06:36:30
At the end of a
Halo game, everyone playing takes the number of deaths they had during the last round, does that many
push-ups and then proceeds to do double that number of sit-ups.
The goal is to equal out days of Halo play with a little excercise.
guido workout
by The Sub on Mar 11, 2005 11:23:37
Going to the gym and doing nothing but
maxed out bench pressing (Usually a grand total of 3 reps every set), and bicep curls with dumbbells.
Coined by the fact that most
guidos concentrate more on their chest and partial arms than they do on triceps, back, abdominals, and most importantly, legs and cardio.