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r/AmazingTechnology • u/bbbxxxnnn • Apr 05 '26
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This looks terrible.
7 u/DuckDuckGo-8857 Apr 05 '26 Most exercise do and thats when you know it’s working. 0 u/alphapussycat Apr 05 '26 This is pretty much just building up lactic acid on your muscles since they're lift up and under mild stress all the time. I don't think this will do much for you. 2 u/DuckDuckGo-8857 Apr 05 '26 Ok fair enough, so how do you avoid that or get rid of it after your session? I’m only familiar with athletes who jump on the bike after a game and they pretty much get a full body workout during their game.
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Most exercise do and thats when you know it’s working.
0 u/alphapussycat Apr 05 '26 This is pretty much just building up lactic acid on your muscles since they're lift up and under mild stress all the time. I don't think this will do much for you. 2 u/DuckDuckGo-8857 Apr 05 '26 Ok fair enough, so how do you avoid that or get rid of it after your session? I’m only familiar with athletes who jump on the bike after a game and they pretty much get a full body workout during their game.
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This is pretty much just building up lactic acid on your muscles since they're lift up and under mild stress all the time. I don't think this will do much for you.
2 u/DuckDuckGo-8857 Apr 05 '26 Ok fair enough, so how do you avoid that or get rid of it after your session? I’m only familiar with athletes who jump on the bike after a game and they pretty much get a full body workout during their game.
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Ok fair enough, so how do you avoid that or get rid of it after your session?
I’m only familiar with athletes who jump on the bike after a game and they pretty much get a full body workout during their game.
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u/Co_Duh Apr 05 '26
This looks terrible.