Salas Jeans is running a sale on their website right now. Does anyone know if they’re going to drop the prices even further, or is this as good as it gets?
I’ve never actually pulled the trigger on their denim before, but these push-up ones are calling my name. My main gripe with jeans is when they try to do too much heavy lifting—I hate it when they make my backside look bigger than it actually is. Right now, I’m staring at this sale and thinking about ordering them, but the sizing is a total headache. I’m sitting at a 93 cm hip and weighing 60 kg, usually rocking a US size 10. Any advice on which size won't betray me?
Hey everyone, I need a recommendation for a solid allergy specialist. Where’s the best place to get proper allergy testing and actually get a prescription for therapy that works? I've been struggling with this for years now, and honestly, I'm at my breaking point. If there's anyone decent in California, let me know—otherwise, I'll fly halfway across the country just to find some relief before I lose my mind.
I’m looking into getting car insurance for the first time. My husband is currently with State Farm, and if I jump on his policy, we can snag a 25% multi-car discount. Is there any way to score a bigger discount than that? Just so you know, the car is rated at about 88 horsepower.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a solid pediatric orthopedist around the Rijeka, Istria, or Lovran area? It’s kind of an emergency, so please let me know if you know someone good.
slydriver52 said:Why does it have to be Optimum Nutrition? Is there some kind of magic dust mixed in there or what?
Well, it doesn't strictly have to be that one, but I read somewhere that it’s the gold standard... Can anyone recommend a decent, cheaper alternative for a post-cardio protein shake? Ideally something I can just order online! And look, it says right here $105!http://www.ebay.com/fitness-equipment...-listing-1643499 which means an extra ten bucks for shipping, plus potential customs fees if they decide to be difficult—which they probably will. I think I'll just look for something else.
Honestly, I don't mind using eBay or whatever. I just can't stand dealing with scammers. It’s frustrating when you try to reach out via email and they either give you the runaround or just go completely dark after you've already committed. p.s. I saw a shop called FlaxShop listed on there, and they have $105 plus a $10 shipping fee. They're based out of Canada, but you mentioned earlier that I wouldn't have to worry about customs if the total stays under $100. So, what exactly counts as "customs" once it goes over $53?
Anyone know where I can snag a tub of MuscleTech Gold Standard Whey (2.352g), chocolate flavor, without getting absolutely fleeced? Looking for the best price if they offer shipping via USPS.
Thanks a ton. I’m going to try to track down someone to help me run through P90X. How long does a typical session last? And what do I actually need to get started? Dumbbells? If so, how heavy should they be? Also, how many minutes of cardio would I need to pull off alongside P90X—or even without it—to actually see some results?
Yeah, I didn't realize that X was even an option. Honestly, I’m dreading trying to download P90 because with my internet speeds, it feels like it would take a month just to get the file. How many times a week am I supposed to run P90 to actually see results? And if I’m doing that alongside Orbi, how much time am I looking at per session? Is those 45-minute Orbi days enough, or do I need to grind more if I want to actually burn through this weight? Look, I know Orbi is boring as hell, but what choice do I have? :-( p.s. Thanks for looking out for me.
Look, I know Orbit isn't going to cut it, but honestly, where am I supposed to find an extra hour and a half or two every single day to actually work out? :-( Between dealing with a newborn, my schedule is a mess. Plus, I don't exactly have all the gear needed for P90X. I’m at a total loss on how to make this work. My goal is to drop at least 20 pounds in three or four months, if possible.
Chloe Ruiz15 said:Hey everyone, I could really use some advice. I put on about 22 pounds during my pregnancy :-) and now I’ve finally picked up an elliptical to start fighting back. My plan is to tighten up my diet and hit the machine for 45 minutes almost every single day (5 or 6 days a week). I’m looking for suggestions on a good protein powder I can just order online to use as a post-workout meal. Since I don't have any weights at home, I'm worried about losing muscle mass while trying to slim down—I know you have to feed those muscles protein to keep them. Because I struggle to get enough protein during the day, I need something I can drink in the evening since that's the only time I can squeeze in my workout. That way, I don't have to eat a heavy dinner so late, and it still serves as fuel for my muscles. If anyone knows of a high-quality option that won't break the bank, please let me know! :-)
Hey everyone, I could use some advice. So, I put on about 22 pounds during my pregnancy :-) and now I’ve finally gone out and bought an elliptical to start the uphill battle. My plan is to tighten up my diet and hit this thing for 45 minutes almost every single day—probably 5 or 6 days a week. Since I don't have any weights at home, I'm not doing heavy lifting, and I really don't want to lose muscle mass while I'm dropping the weight. I know you have to feed those muscles if you want to keep them. I struggle to get enough protein during the day, so I’m looking for a shake I can sip in the evening after my workout. That way, I don't have to eat a massive dinner so late at night, but I'm still getting the nutrition my muscles need. If anyone knows of a good protein powder I can just order online—ideally something high quality but won't break the bank—please let me know.
Actually, I just remembered they aren't even in the top sixty. I asked a girl about them earlier, but she either had no clue who they were or just didn't feel like telling me.
I spotted a pair of killer jeans on a woman the other day, but I couldn't quite make out the label. It said "Miss [something] Jeans." There was this little graphic of some scissors tucked right between the word "Miss" and whatever the rest of the name was—definitely not Sixty. Anyone recognize the brand?