Lifting partner

[trojandogg]

I was just wondering if any of you had/have any successful lifting partners in the gym. I determine success in a lifting partner as another person pushing you harder than you would normally push yourself AND someone who has similar goals and knows what they are doing.

How does one tell a lifting partner (who is obviously not on the same page as you are) that you don't want to be his lifting partner anymore without pissing the guy off.

[Heckman]

I was just wondering if any of you had/have any successful lifting partners in the gym. I determine success in a lifting partner as another person pushing you harder than you would normally push yourself AND someone who has similar goals and knows what they are doing.

How does one tell a lifting partner (who is obviously not on the same page as you are) that you don't want to be his lifting partner anymore without pissing the guy off.

You've really just answered your own question...kindly tell him you are on different pages and you are going solo for the time being. If he gets mad, tough shit.

[trojandogg]

yeah.. i kinda thought that being blunt would be best approach. Thanks for re-affirming my thoughts on the matter.

[Big R]

The matter looks resolved, but I definitely agree with Heckman. Just be straightforward.

[Kidrok (Hop)]

Breaking up is hard to do.