Waist Trimmers?
NewMeNext30
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Has anyone tried the waist trimmers that you are supposed to wear during cardio? My trainer told me to wear one. I have a long way to go for my goal weight - I just kind of started. But it was $10 at ****'s so I figured I would try....Any experiences?
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gimmick0
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I like mine.0
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Has anyone tried the waist trimmers that you are supposed to wear during cardio? My trainer told me to wear one. I have a long way to go for my goal weight - I just kind of started. But it was $10 at ****'s so I figured I would try....Any experiences?
if your trainer told you to wear one to actually assist with weight loss, then fire that trainer0 -
Has anyone tried the waist trimmers that you are supposed to wear during cardio? My trainer told me to wear one. I have a long way to go for my goal weight - I just kind of started. But it was $10 at ****'s so I figured I would try....Any experiences?
if your trainer told you to wear one to actually assist with weight loss, then fire that trainer
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i were one and they do work.0
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It will make you sweat a little more but it won't make you burn any moe calories.0
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bump0
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i were one and they do work.
work for what? sweating?
Personally, I don't like sweating any more than I need to just for the case of sweating.0 -
I've had five kids so I look like a shar-pei dog in the middle. I've been wearing one while I do my workout, and I've found that I can finally see my waist coming back. I doubt if it burns more calories; it just moves things around maybe, but I'm happy with the progress I'm making to fit back into my old skirts!0
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I wear a "thigh trimmer" on one leg while I work out, but it's not for the intended use of increased weight loss. I suffered a hematoma to my thigh last fall and use it as a compression wrap so that I can work out without pain in the area.
And I can honestly say that despite wearing the supposed "trimmer" on my right thigh for every workout since early October, that my right thigh is absolutely no thinner than my left thigh.
The only difference from leg to leg is that my right thigh gets disgustingly sweaty and I always have bizarre sweat patterns on my right pants legs.0 -
It might help with holding the heat in your core and in turn burn more calories. Also you will get a little back support. It also holds that excess skin/fat back. I don't have one and don't wear one. These are just pure speculations. I don't see any harm in wearing one. I might try it too.0
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Your trainer is a loser.1
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It might help with holding the heat in your core and in turn burn more calories. Also you will get a little back support. It also holds that excess skin/fat back. I don't have one and don't wear one. These are just pure speculations. I don't see any harm in wearing one. I might try it too.
holding heat to core? yes, that's pure speculation.0 -
I did and still do. I lost a total of 112lbs, my measurements now are
chest 36D
waist 25
hip 37
It worked so well for me I still do it, it is a small investment compared to the other things we spend our money on too.0 -
I actually use this body suit:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sweet-Nothings-Smoothing-Shapewear-Firm-Control-Unitard-Style-82556/145601100 -
I wear one for every single workout. Mostly because after having my daughter my stomach is my "problem area". It holds in the belly so it's not uncomfortable when I run. I like it. I don't necessarily use it to "lose more weight" or "sweat more". I wear it because I personally have seen results with it and it makes me feel better and more comfortable when I'm exercising. Everyone is different. It may make a difference for some but not for others.
The one I got is only $5 at Walmart: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Gold-s-Gym-Waist-Trimmer-Belt/121678420 -
I've been wearing mine for every workout for the past two months and I love it. It helps me hold a better posture during workouts and I sweat buckets. I don't know if it has helped shrink my waist. I think my waist shrinking is due to the exercise itself and healthy eating. But the waist trimmer certainly doesn't hurt.. I like how it makes me sweat around the mid section. Even if it helps me burn a few extra calories during my workouts, I'll take it!0
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All they do is help beginners to hold your ab muscles in during exercise which you should be trying to do anyway. Just make sure you breathe. These do work for some people but if you can program yourself to "crunch" when you exercise they aren't completely necessary. Many trainers suggest these things for beginners and I believe it isn't a bad idea at all. Of course the slimmer in itself will not slim your ab area. Only weight loss will do that. But it will assist in the toning process by helping you flex your abs area.0
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