I bought a sauna suit for one reason, it was two dollars and 98 cents on clearance at Target. Now I don’t know why I bought it, it seems like a funny product.
Some wrestlers used to love these things–nothing like a rubber suit and jumping rope for an hour on the swimming pool deck to induce dangerous levels of dehydration.
Yes, Big E back in high school wrestlers use them as a regular way of dropping weight the day of their match to make their weight class. Marketed correctly these could be very popular with super models!
So, there are people out there that will pay money to feel a garbage bag cling to their sweaty body?
I bought a sauna suit for one reason, it was two dollars and 98 cents on clearance at Target. Now I don’t know why I bought it, it seems like a funny product.
Some wrestlers used to love these things–nothing like a rubber suit and jumping rope for an hour on the swimming pool deck to induce dangerous levels of dehydration.
Yes, Big E back in high school wrestlers use them as a regular way of dropping weight the day of their match to make their weight class. Marketed correctly these could be very popular with super models!
One Grandma’s Marathon a guy attempted to run the whole marathon in one of those.
What happened?
He ended up walking around half naked in the Lester River.
Moral of the story?
Do not attmept to run a marathon during an ambient air temp of 90 degrees in a rubber suit!!!
Peace
I wear sauna suits often and love the feeling of sweating out those toxins. i wear it walking and around the house.