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Recently when searching for pro boxers training routines i've come across many pictures of pro's wearing what look like wet suits for there training, i'm wondering do any of you know why they wear them?
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helps them sweat like a sauna suit, to lose weight for a fight -
silver sauna suits, or stretch clothing?
sauna suits to sweat to lose weight...
the tight stretchy clothing is usually underarmour/nike gear that wicks away moisture so you arent wearing wet clothes while training.
the tight stuff is actually great. i love the underarmour "heatwear" compression shorts. give you support and wicks away sweat. I wear the tight shirt in BJJ and it is great. i'm way to little to walk into the boxing gym in tights. lolComment
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No neither it looks like a wet suit as it's in one peice with the top and bottom connected.Originally posted by nedcmk1 View PostComment
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Here's a link it's halway down the page with him hitting the bag.
http://www.sptimes.com/2005/08/05/Sp...hat_stic.shtml
Hope it works lol.Comment
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**** i got no clue man ur right it looks like a wet suit thats weird, maybe its some kind of material that makes u sweat more like a sauna suit but isnt as confined so u can workout harder and longer???
no idea....
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Thats what i thought. I've also seen over fighters use them and i think they have zips down the side and stuff and have conected shorts. they look pretty good though for training as they will make you sweat and not restrict mobility.Originally posted by SpeedKillz View Post**** i got no clue man ur right it looks like a wet suit thats weird, maybe its some kind of material that makes u sweat more like a sauna suit but isnt as confined so u can workout harder and longer???
no idea....Comment
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Do they pay you to go around advertising this ****?Originally posted by avwebnet View PostHere's a pic of the Real Sauna suit sold at www.SuperSaunaSuits.com
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