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Qivana
Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:02 pm
by ladyvolspvcoach
For the past few years I have been suffering pain in my ankles and right knee to the point that I walked with a defined limp. Recently I have discovered a product (that I will not mention on this board) that releaves my pains and actually allow me to walk without any sign of a limp at all. I believe that Bubba might also have some experience with this product. If anyone is interested in hearing more please PM me...
Re: A Blessing to old guys and gals...
Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 5:43 pm
by Bubba PV
Yep - works well for me. Less pain and I recover faster. Why am I so sure? I take zero supplements of any kind so I did this as a favor and an experiment and it worked and worked well. I guess that makes me the one who received the favor. I'm very comfortable offering my endorsement. As a LONG time person boycotting supplements, I was pleasantly surprised. Bubba
Re: A Blessing to old guys and gals...
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 4:23 pm
by dj
hye
vaulted 15 times last saturday from a 60 foot run (after 2 months with no training) and a 12-8 grip... virtually zero soreness sunday, monday or tuesday.. it works... but i need to get back to my training routuine from germany.. surposed to have a rematch in the hurdles with my brother at the indoor meet in Gainesville in January.. it's an "open" indoor... all events.. great for masters athletes.... come on down
dj
ps.. any 60-65 men hurdlers want a challenge??? it will be fun
Re: A Blessing to old guys and gals...
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 6:03 pm
by 2-15-46
dj wrote:hye
vaulted 15 times last saturday from a 60 foot run (after 2 months with no training) and a 12-8 grip... virtually zero soreness sunday, monday or tuesday.. it works... but i need to get back to my training routuine from germany.. surposed to have a rematch in the hurdles with my brother at the indoor meet in Gainesville in January.. it's an "open" indoor... all events.. great for masters athletes.... come on down
dj
ps.. any 60-65 men hurdlers want a challenge??? it will be fun
[b][size=150]WISH I COULD HOLD 13 FOOT
WHEN IN JANUARY???????????????
Re: A Blessing to old guys and gals...
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 6:05 pm
by 2-15-46
ladyvolspvcoach wrote:For the past few years I have been suffering pain in my ankles and right knee to the point that I walked with a defined limp. Recently I have discovered a product (that I will not mention on this board) that releaves my pains and actually allow me to walk without any sign of a limp at all. I believe that Bubba might also have some experience with this product. If anyone is interested in hearing more please PM me...
I 'VE GOT A LITTLE TENDONITIS I9N MY LEFT ELBOW... WILL IT COVER THAT... EMAIL ME DAVE OR FACEBOOK.................
Qivana
Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 12:55 pm
by dj
Natural supplement...
dj
Re: A Blessing to old guys and gals...
Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 6:16 pm
by dj
hye
i did a follow up on the sales thread.. bob it's an anti-inflammatory among other things... you saw the green pixie sticks at the Gainesville meet..
dj
Re: Creatine
Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 1:01 pm
by dj
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Re: Creatine
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 11:51 pm
by vault3rb0y
DJ
That supplement sounds interesting. I would be interested in seeing some of this scientific research that is not funded by the company itself. Specifically, i would love to see the procedures and results of the studies that allow the company to base the claim that "it increases stamina and endurance, improves circulation in the cardiovascular system and throughout the body, relaxes muscular tension and spasms, supports your thymus, spleen, liver and stomach, lowers blood sugar and cholesterol AND it boosts your adrenal health and performance even under pressure", as well as acting as an anti-inflammatory. There must have been TONS of money to fund research to support all these claims.
Maybe it does have some benefits, but before we start suggesting it in training forums for young athletes i think we should all do some non-biased research. Not to disgard your opinion, but you ARE a sales rep for the product now so i would like to research it myself. Could you link me to the companies web page and/or research articles?
Re: Creatine
Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 12:25 am
by sduvinage
Re: Creatine
Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 12:04 pm
by vault3rb0y
Ok so the product looks like most other supplements out there, with the punch line at the bottom of nearly all of their claims...
"*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease."
To be fair, neither has almost every other supplement on the market. So if you choose to take this supplement, make sure you make your own conclusions based on facts, not claims or credibility from Doctors and Ph.D's. I was unable to find main ingredients research and studies to support any of the claims made....
Re: Creatine
Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 3:41 pm
by dj
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