EMS
#16
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Re: EMS
I am flat out saying they are a con (and i even take them as a meal replacement supplement). It'd be alot better to eat lean Chicken or Turkey than that rubbish. Also your body can only digest a certain amount of protein before it just turns in straight into...fat!
You keep drinking your protein shake, with your smelly farts thinking it's getting you bigger. It's not.
Choose hydrolyzed whey isolates without lactosis.
You keep drinking your protein shake, with your smelly farts thinking it's getting you bigger. It's not.
Choose hydrolyzed whey isolates without lactosis.
If they're a con, why do you use them? Makes no sense whatsoever.
#20
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Re: EMS
hahahaha. That was probably the case when i was 18, now 10 years on 10 years wiser i understand its all a con. Everything is a con, even this website is a con. They don't even want us to write here, they just want us to pop on for the adverts.
Even this advert is a con, everything is a con
#21
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thanks folks....the reason I brought this up is because people say the intense 20 or so minutes you do this 'workout' it apparently stimulates your muscles way more than doing a 20 min weights routine
I have to be honest and say I am really shyte at doing weights, I just don't have the patience to do the reps and then break for 30 or so secs and do another set of reps etc.
I work out 5-6 days a week with a combination of going to the gym 2-3 times a week and doing my bounce fit class 3 times a week. My gym routine is purely cardio and I do a good 45-50 mins, combination of running (I usually run 3-4 miles), followed by bike and cross trainer, followed by a few sets of different crunches and some plank work.
I rarely go near the weights coz I'm just too lazy for that, and so I figured maybe this EMS can help me with strength and tone.
I have to be honest and say I am really shyte at doing weights, I just don't have the patience to do the reps and then break for 30 or so secs and do another set of reps etc.
I work out 5-6 days a week with a combination of going to the gym 2-3 times a week and doing my bounce fit class 3 times a week. My gym routine is purely cardio and I do a good 45-50 mins, combination of running (I usually run 3-4 miles), followed by bike and cross trainer, followed by a few sets of different crunches and some plank work.
I rarely go near the weights coz I'm just too lazy for that, and so I figured maybe this EMS can help me with strength and tone.
#22
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Re: EMS
I work out 5-6 days a week with a combination of going to the gym 2-3 times a week and doing my bounce fit class 3 times a week. My gym routine is purely cardio and I do a good 45-50 mins, combination of running (I usually run 3-4 miles), followed by bike and cross trainer, followed by a few sets of different crunches and some plank work.
I rarely go near the weights coz I'm just too lazy for that, and so I figured maybe this EMS can help me with strength and tone.
#23
Re: EMS
I love the comments on this thread. I imagine overweight people talking about exercise training regimes ... probably in much the same way we are all better England team managers
#26
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I don't exercise.
I cycle, I swim, I eat a normal diet with few processed crap and I don't drink heavily. That's all one needs to do. It's not that hard
I cycle, I swim, I eat a normal diet with few processed crap and I don't drink heavily. That's all one needs to do. It's not that hard
#27
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Re: EMS
Hey! Don't ruin my online bravado it's all i have left, in real life I am 55, bald, fat, 5 foot 5 and a loser
#28
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gin is definitely my downfall to when it comes to eating and drinking healthy....I am not a heavy drinker per se, but when I do drink, I do like my gin
#29
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Re: EMS
I quit booze on January, did nothing different and lost a stone. I don't even drink shit loads.