Working out in skin tight garb

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Exhibitionists gonna exhibit.

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Did she have a good buttocks OP?

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Oh gosh OP

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Anonymous wrote:Grow up. You are in control of yourself and your actions.

As a man, I have to agree with this. Don’t make women feel uncomfortable at the gym by looking at them. You’re in control of where and for how long you look. Focus on your workout. What she is wearing is not your business even if it is ridiculous.

Dude here, and I agree with this.

On a related note, a young and very fit/strong woman at my gym was doing power cleans (an exercise I was thinking about adding to my workout). I was totally watching her to see exactly what she was doing, then felt like a creep when she noticed me watching b/c I'm sure she thought I was ogling her. Oh well...

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Anonymous wrote:Grow up. You are in control of yourself and your actions.

As a man, I have to agree with this. Don’t make women feel uncomfortable at the gym by looking at them. You’re in control of where and for how long you look. Focus on your workout. What she is wearing is not your business even if it is ridiculous.

Dude here, and I agree with this.

On a related note, a young and very fit/strong woman at my gym was doing power cleans (an exercise I was thinking about adding to my workout). I was totally watching her to see exactly what she was doing, then felt like a creep when she noticed me watching b/c I'm sure she thought I was ogling her. Oh well...

I also look at people who are very strong or really look like they know what they are doing, so I don’t necessarily assume that if someone is looking at me it is because they are thinking dirty thoughts.. Maybe they are surprised to see a female benching big plates, maybe they are wondering what caused my scars or maybe they are simply wondering when I will be finally done with the equipment they want to use. Quite honestly, unless someone is following me around the gym and drooling as they stare at me, I really don’t care if they look at me for whatever reason. I really would not want men to feel like they can only look at their feet when there are females around them in the gym.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a strong advocate for women’s only gyms and this thread strengthens that. So much judgement around women’s bodies and appearance.

I would agree. Maybe it would cut down on the women (young and fit good for them) working out in the wedgie style shorts and yoga pants, who are clearly there to socialize and look for dates. They can play the game and hustle for numbers elsewhere. Get out of the way for the women who are there to workout.

Where do you workout that you see these? I have never seen them IRL at any gym I've gone to in DC area.

My Golds in Arlington is full of them. Even these exact ones. The population skews toward young women though. Not sure it would be the same in a gym full of suburban moms.

I'm gonna call BS on this. There are not "tons" of any age women wearing these in Arlington. Period. Maybe one or two but definitely not tons.

Well, come to my gym in rush hour. It is extremely common. And no it is not one or two.

I'm actually a mid-30s mom of 2 and I wear these types of leggings to the gym. But I also lift heavy and have the body to pull these off so.

There are only 4 Gold's in Arlington now and I go to all of them depending where I am on a certain day and I go at different times. I go everyday. I *maybe* have seen these on a handful of women typically in the weight section of the gym - not cardio machines or classes. Definitely not a ton. Leggings, yes. The pants in the photo, occasionally.

In that case you would know which one of them has been recently overrun with students. And it seems to be mostly them wearing those pants. I mostly only go to the weight section so that is my reference point. I dont think I have ever seen a 30+ woman wearing them (actually yes, their former fitness manager was an IFBB pro with sick glutes and wore them all the time), but then sadly there aren't many 30+ women in the weight room to start with.

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Anonymous wrote:I am a strong advocate for women’s only gyms and this thread strengthens that. So much judgement around women’s bodies and appearance.

I would agree. Maybe it would cut down on the women (young and fit good for them) working out in the wedgie style shorts and yoga pants, who are clearly there to socialize and look for dates. They can play the game and hustle for numbers elsewhere. Get out of the way for the women who are there to workout.

Where do you workout that you see these? I have never seen them IRL at any gym I've gone to in DC area.

My Golds in Arlington is full of them. Even these exact ones. The population skews toward young women though. Not sure it would be the same in a gym full of suburban moms.

I'm gonna call BS on this. There are not "tons" of any age women wearing these in Arlington. Period. Maybe one or two but definitely not tons.

Well, come to my gym in rush hour. It is extremely common. And no it is not one or two.

There are only 4 Gold's in Arlington now and I go to all of them depending where I am on a certain day and I go at different times. I go everyday. I *maybe* have seen these on a handful of women typically in the weight section of the gym - not cardio machines or classes. Definitely not a ton. Leggings, yes. The pants in the photo, occasionally.

In that case you would know which one of them has been recently overrun with students. And it seems to be mostly them wearing those pants. I mostly only go to the weight section so that is my reference point. I dont think I have ever seen a 30+ woman wearing them (actually yes, their former fitness manager was an IFBB pro with sick glutes and wore them all the time), but then sadly there aren't many 30+ women in the weight room to start with.

I'm actually a mid-30s mom of 2 and I wear these types of leggings to the gym. But I also lift heavy and have the body to pull these off so.

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Anonymous wrote:They do it for attention. No one finds this comfortable.

+1 I feel so sad for those women who show up at the gym in full makeup and botox butts. I always assume they are hookers looking for clients.

Aw, is that you, brunch granny?

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Anonymous wrote:They do it for attention. No one finds this comfortable.

+1 I feel so sad for those women who show up at the gym in full makeup and botox butts. I always assume they are hookers looking for clients.

Aw, is that you, brunch granny?

Someone's just jealous they don't look as good and don't have as nice of an ass.

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Anonymous wrote:Grow up. You are in control of yourself and your actions.

As a man, I have to agree with this. Don’t make women feel uncomfortable at the gym by looking at them. You’re in control of where and for how long you look. Focus on your workout. What she is wearing is not your business even if it is ridiculous.

Dude here, and I agree with this.

On a related note, a young and very fit/strong woman at my gym was doing power cleans (an exercise I was thinking about adding to my workout). I was totally watching her to see exactly what she was doing, then felt like a creep when she noticed me watching b/c I'm sure she thought I was ogling her. Oh well...

That's when you ask a question: "I couldn't help but notice you were doing XYZ. I'm interested. Can you tell me more/show me?" You avoid the creep factor by focusing on the action and asking for her advice. When she tells you whatever, you say thank you, and walk away.

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Anonymous wrote:Grow up. You are in control of yourself and your actions.

As a man, I have to agree with this. Don’t make women feel uncomfortable at the gym by looking at them. You’re in control of where and for how long you look. Focus on your workout. What she is wearing is not your business even if it is ridiculous.

Woman here and agree w/these PPs 100%. This should not be such a difficult thing for any adult, male or female.

+1

It's not difficult.

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I call BS on all the women that say they wear the "ass crack" leggings to be "more comfortable." I work out quite a bit and have never needed to put on the wedgie-inducer to get a good squat. Just be honest, you don't mind turning a few heads and the feeling of being attractive. I see so many looking at their asses in the mirror, or that being the center of focus on social posts.

The good news is, it's only a matter of time before men start doing the same "because it's so comfortable." Then we'll see how easy it not to stare at the cucumbers in the tights...

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There is a trophy wife in our neighborhood who has a identical one pieces in different colors for each day of the week. She rides bike around for 20 - 30 minutes and then runs around for 3-4 laps.

She is gorgeous.

DHs favorite is the baby blue one, mine is the blush one.

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Anonymous wrote:Grow up. You are in control of yourself and your actions.

As a man, I have to agree with this. Don’t make women feel uncomfortable at the gym by looking at them. You’re in control of where and for how long you look. Focus on your workout. What she is wearing is not your business even if it is ridiculous.

Yes, avert your eyes like a good American beta.

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Anonymous wrote:Grow up. You are in control of yourself and your actions.

This. Look away, distract yourself, get your own self under control. This is 1000% a you issue, OP.

I work out out, and loose clothing doesn't work well for me when working out. My gym attire isn't for anyone but myself, and how I feel about myself.

Your thoughts about what other people wear has only to do with your lewd immaturity.

I think immaturity is demonstrated by men and women who dress in a clearly sexy manner and then want to say other people should be mature and ignore. Quit pretending it's anything other than the obvious.