> start doing bent over rows > other people start doing

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>>38040532
>Picking your exercises by copying someone else.
Simple terrible.

Imitation is the highest form of flattery.

>>38040532
who /usesconfirmationbiastothinkthateveryoneiscopyingthemsoyoufeelsmugandthenpostonlinetotellstrangersaboutithere/

Who /lookinginthemirror/ here?

>>38040532

> Do oblique kettlebell lifts

About 5 regulars at my gym now do this after seeing me.

>>38040562

more like fattery

>>38040589
I admit, bent over rows could be confirmation bias. But there's no way pendlay rows could be. Nobody ever did rows at that angle for the few months before I started doing them. In fact, at first people looked at me like I was crazy

>>38040532
got a few pajeets to start doing behind the neck lat pulldowns just by letting them watch me do it, friggin idiots

>>38040532
>inb4 "EVERYONE'S BENCH PRESSING NOW LOL IM FAMOUS MOM THEY OBVO BE MIRIN... BUT WHERE ARE MY FIRENZ.

However. Back when i had just started going to the gym, I noticed that practically nobody was deadlifting.

>>38040532

baader-meinhof phenomenon

Only once, and it wasn't more than 8 dyels, so it wasn't a trend. I started doing Poliquin flies, and within a couple of months I was seeing them done a few times a week

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There are people who don't do rows?

>>38041290
I knew of the exercises before hand. In fact I've done pendlay for a month before people started copying me