Waist Trainers?
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Choromyslny
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Do waist trainers actually work or is it just a marketing scam? Anyone here have any experience using them?
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Scam. You can not spot reduce0
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They're a waist of time14
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Marketing scam.0
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Scam. Wouldn't waste (pun intended) my money.1
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I purchased one to wear postpartum. Other than making me feel like I was going to vomit from being so damn tight, it did nothing. The Kardashians are liars.6
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Scam0
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Choromyslny wrote: »Do waist trainers actually work or is it just a marketing scam? Anyone here have any experience using them?
If they worked, do you really think people would be eating 1,200 calories a day to achieve the same goal?3 -
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Mycophilia wrote: »They're a waist of time
This!! Too funny, lol!!!0 -
Waste of money and can cause long term damage.0
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Mycophilia wrote: »They're a waist of time
Har har, I see what you did there. I've been seeing these on my Facebook feed lately (super annoying). The only reason I would get one is so I could wear it under a tight *kitten* dress and not look like a sack of cream corn in it. Don't waste your money. You body will go back to its original shape once it comes off1 -
They make you look like a tube of toothpaste smooshed in the middle.3
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Look up what happened to Victorian woman who wore corsets.3
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I use one when I do yoga and HIT and it seems to have worked for me. But I was looking to spot reduce my lower belly which has been resistant to all diet and exercise. My trainer thinks it might have helped me correct my posture and strengthen my core along with the exercise.
You should definitely not rely on a waist trainer alone.0 -
I use one when I do yoga and HIT and it seems to have worked for me. But I was looking to spot reduce my lower belly which has been resistant to all diet and exercise. My trainer thinks it might have helped me correct my posture and strengthen my core along with the exercise.
You should definitely not rely on a waist trainer alone.
They actually do the opposite and weaken your core.0 -
I use one when I do yoga and HIT and it seems to have worked for me. But I was looking to spot reduce my lower belly which has been resistant to all diet and exercise. My trainer thinks it might have helped me correct my posture and strengthen my core along with the exercise.
You should definitely not rely on a waist trainer alone.
Actually it does the, opposite it; weakens your core because you aren't relying, upon those; muscles! It's like what occurs with, astronauts via; space because of the lack of, gravity they aren't using; their muscles & thus, they weaken!3 -
There have been 37 studies done on the effectivness of compression garments, like waist trainers.
The results: Contradictory data
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/221612651 -
I don't think so. I use a great trainer and he said if I'm exercising it with it on, it will strengthen it. I've seen the results - where there was once a layer of fat you can now see abs. I feel stronger too.0
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A rubber waist trainer is way different than Victorian corsets first off.
While it won't actually do the work for you, it will produce extra heat from being a tight extra layer.
Otherwise I feel like it is what it is- shapewear.1
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