Why I use 2 ” Waist Trainers”
- karina rabin
- Aug 26
- 2 min read
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Pink Waist Trainer
I wear the Pink Waist Trainer during weight-lifting workouts. It reduces strain on my lower back when lifting upright and prevents hyperextension during overhead lifts. The belt zips for comfort and includes a Velcro wrap for adjustable tightness, which helps me lift heavier and keep my core engaged—helping maintain a slimmer waistline. Since it's effortless to put on and remove, I even wear it during the day for extra waist support. Modeled like a corset and measuring 11 inches long, it extends from my torso down to my hips. I opt for a medium size, which isn’t too tight, allowing me to breathe comfortably. Due to kidney disease, I can’t wear a traditional tight waist trainer—this one offers support without restriction. Be sure to measure your waist carefully before purchasing to pick the correct size.
Body Shaper
The Body Shaper is my top seller. I sleep in it every night, and I sometimes wear it under a dress for date nights or special occasions. This shapewear provides extra compression in the belly area, offering smoothing, lifting, and toning effects. It feels soft like leggings yet snug enough to shape effectively. Note: It’s not your typical restrictive waist trainer, though I do use it to train my waist.
Final Thoughts
No matter which product you choose, how you wear it is entirely up to you—and results can vary. For best outcomes, pair any trainer with a healthy nutrition plan and regular exercise. Keep in mind that these are personal tools—no clinical studies back them. I’m simply sharing how I've incorporated each into my daily routine. I hope you love them as much as I do!
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Final Thoughts
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