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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Hoffman Estates,IL
Posts: 192
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Productive or Detrimental? GoPro?
Sup everyone quick question....
I just got a whirlpool hot tub... After a workout and shower, I like to relax in it.. I'm sure it doesnt make a huge difference, but is it detrimental or productive to my gains? Might sound like a stupid question (and prob is) but I've heard Lee Priest bathes in ice after a lift... I've heard others take very hot showers... what's the deal? |
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Hoffman Estates,IL
Posts: 192
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hahah maybe... but the main concern is muscle development... After the hottub or Icing she will be there anyway
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NGA/IFPA Pro Bodybuilder
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Ft. Lauderdale Florida
Posts: 10,504
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I tend to think that hot showers/whirlpools are beneficial to muscle growth after workouts.
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Amor Fati
Join Date: Jul 2002
Posts: 3,798
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contrast showers (where you go from cold water to hot water to cold water to hot water etc) are helpful for recovery...however they have to be cold/hot to the point where they are uncomfortable.
Relaxing in a hot tub is just relaxing. It might help you recover but don't expect miracles. |
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