When you sweat while working out in this, does it slide around? Doing a workout with lots of movement, I don't want to be readjusting this constantly.
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No! I'll wear it and do a whole bunch of weight training with it it doesn't move around but I sweat in it a lot sometimes when I take it off sweat literally comes pouring out haha but no I never have to adjust it while working out
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It absorbs some sweat, but it is not ever dripping. I think it is best to leave your mat rolled out to dry after practice with any mat.
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Personally I think it is too squishy for running in place. I've tried jump roping and jumping jacks with it and I feel like it makes me too unstable so I use a thinner mat for stuff like that. Hope that helps :)
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I had no issues with it sliding off my arm while running or cycling. Be warned though that any armband needs to be really tight around your arm to not slide around. Not cutting off your blood tight but pretty tight. My wife also has never had a problem with this armband sliding off her arm while running. I really like this armband and felt it worked really well.
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I haven't had that problem. Are you pushing hard when you roll, or just letting it "glide" over your skin?
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I use it lying down on the floor. Exercise is primarily legs, but I experience stretching/movement in my back as well.
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Hello Bonnie, the other people answered correctly. It rolls up like a rug and gets quite compact. The only problem I have is that it is a little stiff when rolled up, even more so than an excercise mat. So if you leave it rolled up too long it retains shape for a few days after unfolding.
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Yes, if it is tight and you use the retention strap for the gun. I would also recommend wearing a tank or something under it as there would be some rubbing in the motion of working out. It is comfortable enough against the skin in normal circumstances, but the movement of a workout would rub. I have worn it while cycling many times, but always over a shirt and then my jersey or something over everything.
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You may have difficulty keeping it in place. I use it for sit ups in my gym and it shifts farely easily. (at least for an adult)
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No, your body doesn't jiggle on the out side but you can feel it on the inside all the way to the top of your head. It has 3 settings, I use the middle on the most and sometimes the high setting. It vibrates in many directions where most only pivot up and down. I like this one, but it all depends on what you are looking for. I didn't really want the weights at first but now I like them, they really help you to work out better on the machine.
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I do feel that it protects against sweat. I sweat a lot as well and I only find that my phone is warm when I take it out and not wet or damp. Sometimes it does get a little tricky to remove the phone post-workout, but just a few tugs and it comes out. Hope this helps!
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It says you can wear it against the skin....however I choose to wear it over a fitted tank top or shirt...I wear it mostly at night....really tight...and when I wake up my shirt is damp....you are supposed to wear it while you work out or move. I have to say that if you choose to wear it against the skin you will sweat and you will have to wash it...and watch out for the Velcro which does snag some materials.
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Dorie, yes it does. That is the only fault I find with it. It is very comfortable; but once I start dancing around, it starts sliding down.
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It should be fine . I sweat alot when i had mine on it would slide sometimes for the majority it stayed in place
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Diagonal like over one shoulder and under the opposite armpit? Yes, but that would probably feel worse. Or if you mean straight across your chest like you'd wear it around your waist just higher, I suppose. I was worried about how it would feel around my waist as well, and don't feel it at all when I run. It has efficient size adjustments, so you can make it tight enough so that it doesn't move when running. Hope that helps.
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In my holster, it seems as though there are two levels of "grip". If you push the gun in as hard and far as it will go, it is a bit tight removing it. But I find that if I don't push it quite so far down it still maintains retention, but comes out a bit easier, without giving me the feeling it will fall out. I probably would not jog with it unless pushed down all the way.
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Hey man, I understand your sentiment completely. I have the same problem. Our of all her workouts, this is the one you'll havethe least problems with. There are only 2 cardio workouts that involve a lot of movement. This workout is prefect of you don't want to cause a disturbance. Just don't abruptly drop your heavy weights (but you shouldn't do that anyway). But seriously- don't worry about it. This is a perfect solution for your issue. (I'm also not paid to say any of this if anyone was wondering. I swear by this workout)