Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Underwear, always, all the time!
Never under yoga pants.
Anonymous wrote:Underwear, always, all the time!
Anonymous wrote:I'm a female who goes to the gym and runs outside. I work out hard and sweat like crazy, so I'm always trying to wear clothes that keep me cool. I've noticed that over the past couple years, more and more women are ditching shorts, in favor of capri length and full length leggings. Why? I usually reserve them for yoga (so no one sees my hooha) and running in cooler weather. Not that I really care, but am I dating myself by sporting my shorts at the gym?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wear shorts for running outdoors but capris with a tank top for almost everything else. I find them more comfortable and functional when weightlifting especially (nope, I am not deadlifting in shorts!!). If I'm doing a movement where I might be on the floor, lying down, other otherwise not upright, wearing pants vs. running shorts means that no one will be able to see up my shorts. Otherwise I'd have to wear bicycle shorts or other very tight shorts, which leave me feeling exposed. I've done bicycle shorts under looser shorts but I don't like how it feels.
I actually used to wear shorts for HIIT type workouts and switched to pants earlier this year, and was surprised at how comfortable I was. I am also someone who gets very sweaty but somehow wearing the long pants to workout indoors, even in the DC summer, doesn't bother me.
You're right that shorts are more revealing. My husband admitted that earmy in our relationship, when we went running together, when we stretched he could see all the way up my shorts. Like, a full view. He insists I wear leggings to the gym.
I wish more men would wear pants in the gym honestly. I've been flashed with a view up the shorts more times than I needed![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wear shorts for running outdoors but capris with a tank top for almost everything else. I find them more comfortable and functional when weightlifting especially (nope, I am not deadlifting in shorts!!). If I'm doing a movement where I might be on the floor, lying down, other otherwise not upright, wearing pants vs. running shorts means that no one will be able to see up my shorts. Otherwise I'd have to wear bicycle shorts or other very tight shorts, which leave me feeling exposed. I've done bicycle shorts under looser shorts but I don't like how it feels.
I actually used to wear shorts for HIIT type workouts and switched to pants earlier this year, and was surprised at how comfortable I was. I am also someone who gets very sweaty but somehow wearing the long pants to workout indoors, even in the DC summer, doesn't bother me.
You're right that shorts are more revealing. My husband admitted that earmy in our relationship, when we went running together, when we stretched he could see all the way up my shorts. Like, a full view. He insists I wear leggings to the gym.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it’s weird. I can only assume they never played sports because they don’t know what regular workout gear is. I also assume many want everyone to know what kind of underwear they’re wearing. Just cuz you paid a lot for those tights doesn’t mean we can’t see what god gave you in great detail. I wear shorts because even though I’m slender and athletic, the thought of leaving nothing to the imagination regarding my ass is not something I want.
Oh honey, you aren't supposed to wear underwear with them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't want to shave!
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Why are people at the gym close enough to you to even be able to tell?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't want to shave!
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't want to shave!
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