the stanford cooling glove....

[redsamurai]

Stanford U's Body-Cooling Glove works Way Better than Steroids | Bodybuilding News EliteFitness.com


Why wouldn't it be the same thing as putting your hands in a bag of ice?

 

[goin on 4T]

If I put my cock in it, will it grow to 5" long?

 

[Fitguy308]

Maybe 4"

 

[redsamurai]

If I put my cock in it, will it grow to 5" long?

well...stick your cack in a bag of ice for 20 minutes and tell us how it went.

 

[goin on 4T]

Its down to 2" BBBBBbbbbbbbbbrrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

[digimon7068]

Stanford U's Body-Cooling Glove works Way Better than Steroids | Bodybuilding News EliteFitness.com


Why wouldn't it be the same thing as putting your hands in a bag of ice?

i believe it's the little bit of vacuum that they apply to the process that puts it into overdrive, by lifting the targeted veins closer to the surface of the glove...my next cycle is gonna be a test-deca-dbol-gh-glove cycle...steroids gotta work even better with it!

 

[mistaballoonhands]

I beat off with the glove

 

[hardrock]

So it cols down the core temp, but tripling your workout volume? Would't that still lead to over training?

 

[redsamurai]

So it cols down the core temp, but tripling your workout volume? Would't that still lead to over training?

yeah, you'd have to triple your calories i would imagine. I can see it having huge benefits for cardio training on days you have the time to be there for awhile. But muscle building? Eh, not so sure. Roids don't work cause they cool your organs down, they're about increased nitrogen retention....which at least to me isn't being implied in that article. Still, it would be cool to do a max rep on something and then be able to come back 5 minutes later and do it again.....i just don't see it working like that.

 

[digimon7068]

yeah, you'd have to triple your calories i would imagine. I can see it having huge benefits for cardio training on days you have the time to be there for awhile. But muscle building? Eh, not so sure. Roids don't work cause they cool your organs down, they're about increased nitrogen retention....which at least to me isn't being implied in that article. Still, it would be cool to do a max rep on something and then be able to come back 5 minutes later and do it again.....i just don't see it working like that.

unless a significant amount of the muscle damage which occurs during a typical workout is due to heat retention???