Sweatz vest

biglefthook · Post by **biglefthook** » 04 Jan 2016, 19:42

Has anyone tried theese, meant to help lose weight

http://www.sweatzvest.com

tobyh5 · Post by **tobyh5** » 05 Jan 2016, 01:55

For what reason would you want to lose weight and is there a deadline?

Just diet correctly with a good nutritional plan and do it with a good workout programme.

CharlesListon · Post by **CharlesListon** » 05 Jan 2016, 04:16

I've used one. To be honest, black bags are a cheaper option and seem to do just as much.

biglefthook · Post by **biglefthook** » 06 Jan 2016, 21:02

Put on stone over xmas, had a swelter wear but don't like sauna suits I like the Freedom around my arms I thought it was too good to be true they are very like black bags

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 07 Jan 2016, 06:33

biglefthook wrote:Put on stone over xmas, had a swelter wear but don't like sauna suits I like the Freedom around my arms I thought it was too good to be true they are very like black bags

Are you making weight for a fight?

If not, all you're going to be doing is losing water temporarily from your body. You're not actually losing any real weight as such.

Of course you may well know this, well, if you're a fighter you'll definitely know this.

biglefthook · Post by **biglefthook** » 04 Feb 2016, 21:02

Ive wore many other sauna suits from lonsdale to ampro to swelter wear all differant brands i rate theese the best
I used a months worth i am 5 foot 10 and was 17 stone after xmas
Now im 15 stone looking and feeling great
Trained 6 days a week
Monday to friday mornings 4 mile run followed by free weights for strenth
Monday to friday nights at the boxing club
Saturday mornings 7 hill run and sprints
All this with a healthy diet and taking my cnp supplements
Ive lost loads of BODY FAT not water weight
Ive had 90 amatuer fights winning 57
So say what you want about sweatz sports but i like them as alot more feedom in arms and more confey than sauna suits/bin bag
They are £55 for 60 so thats not bad

watsupdoc87 · Post by **watsupdoc87** » 04 Feb 2016, 23:55

Do you work for sweatz vests?

Sklar · Post by **Sklar** » 05 Feb 2016, 03:57

biglefthook wrote:Ive wore many other sauna suits from lonsdale to ampro to swelter wear all differant brands i rate theese the best
I used a months worth i am 5 foot 10 and was 17 stone after xmas
Now im 15 stone looking and feeling great
Trained 6 days a week
Monday to friday mornings 4 mile run followed by free weights for strenth
Monday to friday nights at the boxing club
Saturday mornings 7 hill run and sprints
All this with a healthy diet and taking my cnp supplements
Ive lost loads of BODY FAT not water weight
Ive had 90 amatuer fights winning 57
So say what you want about sweatz sports but i like them as alot more feedom in arms and more confey than sauna suits/bin bag
They are £55 for 60 so thats not bad

You've lost two stone of body mass in a little over a month? Almost 1lb per day?

biglefthook · Post by **biglefthook** » 05 Feb 2016, 06:09

Yes pal thats with drinking 2.5 litres a day

biglefthook · Post by **biglefthook** » 05 Feb 2016, 17:03

Jamie mcdonald wore theese,

Shirow · Post by **Shirow** » 05 Feb 2016, 18:16

You realise that you would have lost even more if you weren't dehydrating yourself whilst training?
It's all the training and improved diet that is giving you the results. If you keep yourself well hydrated you will be able to train for longer.

I took a look at that website and it's claims are laughable. I don't expect they will provide links to their 'clinical tests' any time soon...

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