Jiggle it and it will come off?
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My school nurse told us that we could go blind if we jiggle it too much. Are we talking about the same thing?0
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wait.......what?0
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Jiggle it....just a little bit
I just spit out my water! LOLOL0 -
It's the opposite of true. The more you jiggle, the worse the likely outcome for your skin shrinking back. Compression gear FTW.0
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Anyone else remember that old timey exercise machine you see in movies? It's like a white towel that goes around your bum and it giggles the hell out of you.
Anyone?
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If this is true, I should have the best-looking calves in existence. I tend to bounce my foot when I sit at my desk.
3.268540302 infinitely repeating every 5 minutes. Recent study. I was bored....0 -
Anyone else remember that old timey exercise machine you see in movies? It's like a white towel that goes around your bum and it giggles the hell out of you.
Anyone?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWz9VN40nCA
It's clean.. but there's jiggle... a lot of sweatbands... and a catchy tune0 -
Folks, it's a real thing and it's taking a lot of money from un-informed overweight ppl;
http://www.t-zonevibration.com/0 -
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I sure hope not
Don't think she was talking about that kind of jiggling. But if that's your journey...0 -
Thanks everyone :happy: Had a few laughs there too:laugh:0
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It's the opposite of true. The more you jiggle, the worse the likely outcome for your skin shrinking back. Compression gear FTW.
This. When I first began running I wore a compression garment to keep my heavy, squishy belly in place for the same reason I wore a good sports bra: to prevent the sort of mechanical damage to connective tissue that could leave me with more stretch marks and a worse sag than I already had. It didn't interfere in any way with the loss of the fat and was no longer needed once the fat was gone.0 -
It's the opposite of true. The more you jiggle, the worse the likely outcome for your skin shrinking back. Compression gear FTW.
This. When I first began running I wore a compression garment to keep my heavy, squishy belly in place for the same reason I wore a good sports bra: to prevent the sort of mechanical damage to connective tissue that could leave me with more stretch marks and a worse sag than I already had. It didn't interfere in any way with the loss of the fat and was no longer needed once the fat was gone.
I didn't expect to find any advice on this thread. I need something like that for my workouts. My belly flops against my upper thighs. It's pretty annoying.0 -
My school principle told us if we stood in a corner and held one arm bent in the air while eating chocolate the calories would fall out our elbows.
Just because someone said it doesn't mean it's true.0 -
Anyone else remember that old timey exercise machine you see in movies? It's like a white towel that goes around your bum and it giggles the hell out of you.
Anyone?
Bahahaha!0 -
No. But you should still jiggle it for fun.0
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Jiggle it...just a little bit.0
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It's the opposite of true. The more you jiggle, the worse the likely outcome for your skin shrinking back. Compression gear FTW.
This. When I first began running I wore a compression garment to keep my heavy, squishy belly in place for the same reason I wore a good sports bra: to prevent the sort of mechanical damage to connective tissue that could leave me with more stretch marks and a worse sag than I already had. It didn't interfere in any way with the loss of the fat and was no longer needed once the fat was gone.
That's actually really helpful. I have been wondering about those. I am down 49 lb and my belly is getting..well...jiggly, so I'm worried about the skin thing. Thanks.0 -
Ohhhh, I remember seeing pictures of ladies lined up in those jiggle-belt machines. Priceless!0
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Anyone else remember that old timey exercise machine you see in movies? It's like a white towel that goes around your bum and it giggles the hell out of you.
Anyone?
Yeah, and they're back. I saw a recent infomercial with this thing that was eerily similar to those old things. Not quite the same, but similar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFy0SKVin_80
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