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NO INFUSE HELP

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iceplaya18

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yoo i just got my NO INFUSE , i had to get it after seeing all the reviews but i was wondering how do i use this for like my arm days . i workout my whole arm in one workout so do i just hit up my whole arm with 10 sprays or hit every muscle with 10 sprays each lol . THANKS
 
haha **** i know mann , i take glycergrow with ASGT and the pumps are crazyyyy . i just wanna see if i can take it up a notch with the no infuse after i seen all the reviews on it . gonna put it to the test ! haha .
 
yo brah !! you was right no infuse is the TRUTH hahaha i cant wait to see what it does for my next workouts haha . i gotta get another bottle right now !! . thanks for your help ! .
 
I like going with the full 20 pre wo rather than 10 before and 10 agst try both let us know what think

Unique I that its a targeted NO product

Enjoy
 
Do not be afraid to be generous with those sprays. Apply it in front of a mirror. If you are at a decent bf level, you will literally see the veins start to rise.

OP, your stack looks delicious.
 
iceplaya18 said:
yoo i just got my NO INFUSE , i had to get it after seeing all the reviews but i was wondering how do i use this for like my arm days . i workout my whole arm in one workout so do i just hit up my whole arm with 10 sprays or hit every muscle with 10 sprays each lol . THANKS
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you can spray 10-12 times in the part to be trained DON`T RUB IT wait until dry

1. do warm up (1 set x 20 reps)
2. Hit the weigths
3. The last set until Failure
4. Bam!
 
When working arms I recommend against spraying on the forearms. My pumps have gotten so intense that grip becomes a factor from being over pumped in the forearms.
 
MrKleen73 said:
When working arms I recommend against spraying on the forearms. My pumps have gotten so intense that grip becomes a factor from being over pumped in the forearms.
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I totally agree. I notice this especially on tricep movements.
 
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