MegaSack DRAW - This year's winner is user - rgwb
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Hello,
For an ongoing project, I have to study the commercial difficulty levels of Gym Equipment and Exercises as perceived by Gym goers. It would be a great help if you could fill out this survey.
PS: You don't need to give your name/contact details
Thanks a lot!
I got to question two, and realised you haven't a clue what you are asking.
Done!
I got to question two, and realised you haven’t a clue what you are asking.
You should have stuck it out to Question 4. This is where you need to be transgender to be able to have any useful insights.
None of those questions make sense. Also barbells and Dumbbells are not exercises.
The questions made sense, as I read it the question was about how easy/difficult a piece of equipment is not specific exercises. So barbells Vs dumbbell Vs kettlbell for example which do you think are more difficult to use.
It's not the equipment that determines how hard an exercise is, it's what you do with it.
How do you know you're using it correctly, Dunning-Kruger effect....
I got to question two, and realised you haven’t a clue what you are asking.
You are all being a bit harsh on OP. I'm taking the kinder view that this is possibly a uni or high school student, on their first project that includes data collection via a survey. Knowing how to ask meaningful questions via a survey is a skill, and not something innate.
OP - I think you should reconsider what data you are trying to extract from this survey. The "hardness" questions all have more than one level of subjectivity; as you see above, clarifying the question would give better results. The gender one in particular is problematic; without clarification of the question, the results from this will probably be meaningless. Unless there's some seriously meta stuff going on, and you are looking at gender perceptions.
Anyway - you may want to reconsider the survey, and speak to a professor/manager/mentor depending on your specific scenario. As the survey stands you probably aren't going to to get usable or actionable data from this survey, but good on you for giving it a go. Clarify the questions and intended data usage, take your learnings from this, and create a new and better survey. I'll fill that one out too.
How do you bench press without a barbell?
Dumbell bench press?
How do you bench press without a barbell?
I bench using dumbbells, you don't lift as much weight but its way more efficient in terms of maximising the number of muscles worked per unit time as there a lot more shoulder stability required compared to a barbell press.
Doesn't make sense. Sorry.
Every question has the same answer: it depends.