Dare I ask what prompted this?
Starting Strength Coach Grant Broggi shares his expertise in proper use of the bathroom honed from years as a Marine and owner of The Strength Co.
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Dare I ask what prompted this?
Gym owners get frustrated about shit like this. For example, did you know that if you set out a new roll of toilet paper, the old roll will immediately stop being used until the two rolls are approximately the same size, and that if you set out another new roll it will be used preferentially as well? Nobody will use the last of a roll of toilet paper if a new roll is available. And people apparently like to climb up on the bathroom lavatory counter to take a bath while they wash their hands, judging by the amount of water that is always left around the sink itself. Also, nobody ever turns off either a fan or a TV.
At my former office I swear there were men who had no concept of how to use a toilet. I'd frequently walk into the stall and find myself saying "How did you get sh*t THERE?" Honestly, on the wall behind the toilet? Did you have your feet on the seat trying to squat over the opening but misjudge the angle????
Yeah, that happens.
Sounds like someone has developed some serious projectile launching skills. I suggest video surveillance.
Meanwhile, there are several guys in my gym who need to be reminded to go ahead and use the bathroom before doing squats and deadlifts and bench press. Fully grown adults.
To Grant's point about your fellow gym goers needing to hear the water run, to trust you washed your hands afterwards:
...they also need to see that you don't still have a patina of chalk on your hands afterwards.
Don't forget soap and hand sanitizer. I currently have about 4 bottles of liquid soap in the bathroom that are about 1/4 full sitting on the shelf.
And plates. At the end of a full day every single 10,5, and 2.5 in the gym has somehow migrated to a single power rack and the rest are barren.