How well do these work for holding stomach flab in place when you're exercising? I need something that will ease the "jostling stomach pain". Thanks
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I lost 200 pounds and have a little extra skin in the stomach area as you can imagine. These don't really support me enough on their own I actually pair them up with another pair of compression shorts. But my main purpose is the compression for my hips so I'm not really focused on the stomach so much but that's where I get my support
33431
They aren't compression shorts, just spandex. They don't help hold anything in place really.
33432
I guess it depends on how much flab you have to hold in. I bought these to use for swim shorts and I think they do pretty well at holding stomach in and thighs look slimmer. Of course the top comes down over some. I bought 2x even though I wear size 18 cause I did not want them so skin tight I couldn't get them on. They work fine.
33433
These are exactly what you want. Hold in the flab and are so comfortable you won't even know you have them on!
33434
not at all. this is what I was expecting when I bought it, but alas, no go with these...sorry.
1639251
Yes I think so. Obviously you'll smush them a bit since they have a shape, but it's not uncomfortable. They're pretty flexible even though they're rounded for eye movement/ have shape to them. I sleep on my stomach sometimes too. Haven't had any issues with them. (But just note that I've only been using them a short time.)
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I use these when I do push-ups and have never had a problem. I suggest getting a medium so it doesn't rub against your palm too much as well
150027
I actually wrap them around my ankles, or right above. Then in my routine, I walk sideways. I admit, I'm still on the "light" band! And I do feel the work being done for the outer hip area as well as the upper thighs. Fantastic workout.
670246
I've run around on the treadmill with these and haven't had a problem, other than obviously getting a little sweaty. Yoga, totally. Running, as long as you you're not doing really high impact. Weight lifting, no problem. They seem to hold into your head pretty well as long as it isn't something too impacting.
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Ah ............ Yes! ..... in my case, definitely! I had this issue in both heels/feet for quite a long time and I tried several things for relief. After a PT told me about the balls, I ordered them and they have made a world of difference. Now, I use them only when I feel a "tinge" of returning discomfort, and they remedy the issue right away. I would try them and I would guess that you will be very happy with the results.
114337
It helps lose water weight, you will see a different in your stomach but it only works actively if you work out with it on. The most you sweat while it's on, the better the results.
617198
without a doubt. They are also helpful on a somewhat slippery hardwood floor- my situation- when doing burpees.
85449
I've tried working out with these before, they tend to fall out depending on how rigorous your exercise is. If you like the brand, then I would suggest getting the A5i Sport. They fit over the back of your ear and are nearly impossible to knock off unless the cord gets jerked. http://www.klipsch.com/image-a5i-sport-headphones
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I have zero issues with them staying on. No problems with squats, dead-lifts, decline bench, running, or even burpees. Your ears do definitely get hot though. I just pop them off between sets and wipe the ear cups every now and then. Just takes a couple seconds and the sound is definitely worth the hassle.
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Not heavy working out...they are not the most comfortable seating phones...they do the job..but I dint think I would recommend them for working out...jogging maybe...just maybe
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I rock mine on the elliptical, rowing machine, lifting, core work...they move a little on a treadmill but that is because there is more impact with running/jogging. I can't keep ear-buds in my ears, my beats saved the day!
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Kirsten. What sport(s) are you participating in? I play tennis and found the Cramer band slipping as I move no matter how tight I make it.Properly placed, it does offer some relief to groin and hip area while walking, exercising, or weight-training. I'd think runners wouldn't be able to use it for very long.When I play tennis, I found using an Ace bandage + compression shorts work best and the bandage doesn't move. Hope this helps. Larry
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I use them when I workout, but when I run with them and sweat, sweat does get in them and I occasionally have to wipe the sweat off, but I haven't had a problem with them not working at the time, if anything just needed to remove the sweat.
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Christie: I bought 2 with the stays, you can't even feel them and there really sib;t much lateral support since they're so thin. Mine, with the stays, do not limit my [Martial Arts] aggressive movement at all and I hardly notice I have them on 1-3 hrs every day.Denny - Chicago
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I gave these to my daughter, she liked them and used them often. She said that she thought they would work for you if you keep your bra snug so that the cup stays tight against your skin, it has a soft part that goes against your skin. Hope this help.
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I mainly use the band to keep my earbuds on, but I've used it with earplugs and they are even better. Answering your question, yes they did work for me while lap swimming, it gets a few times to find the perfect place though, but once you've got it you'll have no problem.If you are going to use earplugs I strongly advice using some silicone ones, as Christmas tree or other type of earplugs protruding from ears can cause pain over time (with the band on)