QUOTE(de.crystal @ May 6 2010, 10:02 AM)
he is referring to me
anyhow, i think i have a right to speech/post, where and when I feel to post alth my posts may sound silly to you all, but that's my right.
Exactly. You have the right, only after 5 hours in the sauna.
Daily.
QUOTE(mcbarney666 @ May 6 2010, 10:24 AM)
Overheard at the gym:
Trainer: You know how to use dumbbell?
Client: Can can.
Trainer then shows client how to do one-arm rows.
Trainer: Ah, you are wrong. You have bad form. That's why you must do machine first. Machines are better for isolation. Machines should be done first because you have no balance therefore do machines first.
Client: Ok let's go.
Said trainer was about as built as my 14-year-old cousin. My female cousin. Who has bigger, toned calves than him.
The things you hear in the gym...
Training on a guest stint, I've seen a lot of dumb ass PTs but I've met a lot of good ones too. My perception of them have improved somewhat but the bad ones are still getting on my nerves.
QUOTE(de.crystal @ May 6 2010, 10:26 AM)
this time i asked about sauna and steam room
it was never discussed previously before
and i genuine thought that it could break our "fat cell" therefore facilitating the fat loss when working out.
Cz i have met someone in the sauna room, who told me that those competitor would spend at least 1 hr in the sauna room 1 hour prior to the competition to maintain their low bf. but this is not good as their skin would be dry out.
hence, i asked if 5 mins is sufficient, if not the recommended time.
If it doesnt help, I will not force myself to go into the "stuffy" room and would just spend the time in doing proper lifting.
Remember. 5 hours.
QUOTE(de.crystal @ May 6 2010, 10:47 AM)
can i try? It is advisable to do free weight cz it would be able to train most part of our muscle as compared to smith machine or other machines, wherein only certain parts are trained.

Added on May 6, 2010, 10:49 amnow i know it is to control or to get rid of water retention.
thanks.
No.
And 5 hours minimum needed to get rid of water retention.