English at the Gym
Training abroad or at a gym where everyone speaks English? These phrases handle gym etiquette — busy machines, taking turns, asking for a spot, finding the locker room. Practice them out loud with an AI tutor.
Key phrases
- Are you using this machine?The golden gym question — ask before taking any machine.
- How many sets do you have left?"Sets" tells you how long until the machine is free.
- Can I work in with you?"Work in" means sharing the machine between sets — very common.
- Could you spot me, please?Ask for a spot on heavy lifts like the bench press.
- How do I adjust the seat?"Adjust" works for the seat, the height or the weight.
- Where's the locker room?The changing area; a "locker" is the cabinet for your things.
- What time does the gym close?Ask about opening hours — "open" and "close" cover it.
Tip: The place is a "gym" — an "academy" is a school (like a military academy). And the weights: "dumbbells", "barbell" (the long bar) and "plates" (the discs).
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