Working Out In Jeans
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myheartsabattleground
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Yay or Nay? I LOVE wearing jeans. and I have an entire drawer in my dresser for them. I have maybe 2 pairs of capri leggings and 6 pairs of running shorts that ride up my 455.
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Depends on where you are working out. Most gyms don't allow them.0
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No0
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Wear what you want, I'd say. I wear khakis or jeans all the time when I go walking/jogging (haven't ripped out a pair, either, lol). I'm not about to put on a whole workout "outfit" just to go walk/jog with my kids around the neighborhood.0
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I find it very strange when I see people do this. I find jeans to be really uncomfortable though.0
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I'll wear them for walking, but other than that, I find them to be too restrictive and uncomfortable for exercise.0
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Nay. Same with denim shorts0
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For me, No, workout clothes have functions. They wick moisture, are light and gives you range of motion. If shorts are riding up then wear running tights. Or capris.
But if you're just walking leisurely, wear whatever you want.0 -
This may sound dumb but I love to occasionally work out (strength train) in my jeans and hiking boots. Mainly when I'm too lazy to change into my workout clothes. The jeans and boots make me feel stronger for some strange reason. Incidentally, I work out at home in the basement so no rules to abide by. Just my own.0
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I say, do what makes you happy and comfortable. You are the one working out, who cares what anyone else thinks?0
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I have recently done my elliptical for 30 min. In jeans because I was in a time crunch, & didn't want to lose any exercise time. It didn't bother me.0
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williams969 wrote: »
Planet fitness, the tennis club (and gym) near me, most YMCAs, NY sports club, and many other gyms. They require sneakers and athletic wear usually.
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Just wear elastic band jorts. You'll be the coolest person in the gym.0
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I'm going with no. Not really breathable or functionally appropriate, and any metal embellishment (snaps, studs, zippers, button, etc) can puncture or rip the pads on the equipment. There's a reason gyms require athletic wear.0
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Negative here.0
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Nope. Exercise clothes give me the movement I need. I'm totally a jeans and t-shirt kind of girl though, but not for exercising.0
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myheartsabattleground wrote: »Yay or Nay? I LOVE wearing jeans. and I have an entire drawer in my dresser for them. I have maybe 2 pairs of capri leggings and 6 pairs of running shorts that ride up my 455.
For exercise?
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