"gym stuff" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to equipment, clothing, and other items used for exercising or working out at a gym. Example: "Before heading to the gym, I packed my gym stuff in a bag, including my workout clothes, water bottle, and weightlifting gloves."
"He does a lot of the gym stuff," Haney said.
When I came back, I took the tennis pretty slow and kept up with the gym stuff.
Being prepared was viewed as an important enabling factor, while being unprepared was viewed as an important barrier: "… I made sure I had all my gym stuff with me when I went to work, and that's something where [if] I've forgotten it, I say: well, I can't go anyways".
Arrange all the things you have into these categories: books, papers, notebooks, sports equipment, gym stuff, extra clothes, cosmetic items, decor, and miscellaneous.
If any packing had preceded our arrival, it consisted of tangled clothes, some still damp from the gym, stuffed into suitcases.
I'll take care of the carbs at the gym". Stuffed bell peppers and stuffed eggplant were common dishes McGrady would prepare for her, but Diana also asked him to make fat-free versions of British comfort food staples.
All the skills necessary for hopping trains were the sort you master by the time you get out of grade school — jungle-gym stuff, monkey bars and rings and ladders.
All the skills necessary for hopping trains were the sort you master by the time you get out of grade school jungle-gym school jungle-gymstuff rings and ladders.
Burke says he wasn't thinking about falling nightclub attendance when he first conceived of the event: "I hadn't done any research into what might work based on current trends of young people drinking less and spending more time at the gym and stuff.
I might look rugged, and I bike and do gym type stuff, but I'm not a contractor or park ranger (I have worked in construction, but in my younger days).
