Roosh Says: Don’t Let Your Muscles Do The Talking
Question:
Theres been this girl that I have been dying to talk to at this gym I go to. I never give her the time of day, but once in a while Ill catch her eying me. Whats the best way to seal the deal with this girl. PS, I’m a bit on the shy side.
My Answer:
Since you’re shy let’s start talking to her in an easy, natural way. What you have to do is go to the machine she is working out on and ask if you can work in. Do it early in her set so she doesn’t say, “I just have one left.” After you do a set, say something. I would go with a light sarcastic joke, like, “I can usually do ten times as much, but I’m taking it easy today.” Say this with a smirk or smile.
If she smiles or laughs, that’s your green light to continue the conversation. Since you’re at the gym, I would ask her questions. How about, “I think I saw you doing cardio. I’m wondering if I should do cardio first or weight lift first.” If it’s going well, hit her with another joke. Before you part ways, exchange names. A simple “By the way, what’s your name?” will work. Once you’ve had that first conversation and can talk to her again like you know her, it’s just a matter of finding out what she’s doing after a workout to get a smoothie, where at the end you exchange numbers and take her out on a real date with alcohol.
Roosh is the author of Bang. Read our review.
Do girls leave you confused as to whether or not they like you?
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About Roosh "Roosh is a Washington DC native and worked as a scientist until he pulled out of the rat race to pursue a slower lifestyle. A member of the old Mystery's Lounge, Roosh built up his game after college, cumulating with the release of his book Bang almost seven years later. Currently he is writing his second book about his six month trip to South America in late 2007."