Electric Shock Workout: Results!

Did the shocking 20-minute fitness routine work for celebrity fitness trainer Lacey Stone and guest Tara? Find out.
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[@johnallen7230]

I'm a 60 year old man and use my ems suit every other day on a high intensity setting, and it's absolutely amazing. I've lost 60 lbs in 18 months and routinely get compliments.

[@berylcharles4084]

Hi, where did you purchase your machine

[@Dbusdriver71]

The woman speaking is right on the money. This workout device is one third of the equation. The calories you take in is the second third, and effective rest or sleep is the third. This could very well work as a work out device but you must eat enough of the right calories and also must have effective ram sleep for you to burn fat.

[@aaronbruceladner1983]

I Want EMS on My Whole Body in Heaven

[@donshukas]

thunder can fly in your window i mean

[@donshukas]

thuder can even slide in to your window if you open it

[@subswithoutvids-dw6dv]

electric shock indeed makes your muscle tired. If you workout after electric shock you'll feel that. And that's what Bruce Lee did when he had not time to workout when making film. But he died very young, it probally one of the reason caused he die because he used too high voltage electric shock, and also workout too much.

[@Pysnpai]

he died because his friend gave him pain medication that he was allergic to.

[@exp3905]

Bs