Sloppy Women at the Gym
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I think we have pretty much all learned today in all the women-bashing-women posts that no matter what you do, who you are, or how you look: women will find any excuse to talk *kitten* about other women.
It's just the way it is.
Btw, I love my super cute Lulu and Nike outfits, and I feel naked without mascara
And I work my *kitten* off while wearing that super cute gear! 0 -
I, personally, wear the loose clothing cuz I have lots to lose and lotsa chest that makes me self conscious. My only care about what anyone else wears is deodorant pleaze...other than that, who cares? I'd love to look good in the cute little work out clothes :happy:0
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Some people look sloppy at the gym so they can look hot later (at the beach, going out, etc.) :drinker:
Me personally, I go for right in the middle at decent. I can't wear "cute yoga tops" because as soon as I get in downward facing dog my boobs are saying "Hello!"0 -
I dont really pay any attention to what other people are wearing at the gym,but I can only hope that something im doing or wearing is ruining someones day and forcing them to type out their frustraions on some message board somewhere:laugh:
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What DieVixen said . . .0 -
20 minutes on the stair stepper doing intervals and I'm bright red, all my makeup is gone, I'm sweating profusely and I probably stink.
Kudos to you if you are one of those girls who can manage to keep cute the whole time, I guess I'm just not as good as you are...0 -
I don't see the need for makeup or anything like that at the gym, but I like to put my hair in a cute perky ponytail and workout in nice yoga pants and tops, etc. Just makes me feel like less of a slob. Some people are motivated with different things, and going into my workout wearing nicer-looking workout clothes helps me!0
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I also would never spend money on "workout clothes". I just wear old clothes that I wouldn't wear on a normal day anymore, so they get put to use and don't just get thrown out. I'd rather spend my money on other more important things, like the clothes I wear OUTSIDE of the gym.0
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My beef since you asked is that women who go to the gym wearing 10 lbs of makeup and just a sports bra and daisy duke workout shorts. I get it if you want to wear something body hugging and it actually helps with your workouts, a little light make up is fine especially if you are just getting off work.
I personally like to wear gym tank tops that cling to my body for better movement and knee length workout capris and pull my hair back.0 -
I go to the gym to sweat and get stronger.
I do wear makeup usually, but that's because I rarely leave the house without it and it makes me feel more comfortable/confident.
I don't care what other people wear or don't wear. I wish I looked as good with that "just rolled out of bed" look as half the women I see there, but the pretty made-up ones are just fine too.
Bottom line - I just don't care.0 -
What would be your definition of "sloppy?" I personally don't give a flying fig what anyone wears to the gym. I don't pay attention really because, once I put on my headphones, I go into my own little world. I wear whatever I'm comfortable in and, honestly, at 5:00 a.m., you're not going to get the best looking me.*lol*0
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There is a difference between girls looking like they are ready to go to a club, and just dressing so you don't look like a slob. But I also get the impression that if someone is that focused on how they look and need to look a certain way in order to feel better about themselves at the gym, then maybe they are there for the wrong reasons, and maybe they are just looking for attention.
I wouldn't show up to the gym in a stained shirt and unwashed hair, but I also wouldn't purposely put on new makeup and spend an hour on my hair before going to the gym. I go because I want to work out, I don't really care what I look like while doing it. If I cared, I wouldn't be working out in a public place. I also wouldn't want other girls giving me dirty looks because I'm not wearing brand name work out clothes or shoes. Labels and brands don't make you better than anybody else.
You're right, they don't make you better than anybody else. But they don't make you worse than anybody else either. I think the OP was just trying to state that just because a woman is put together and has her makeup on and a cute matchy matchy outfit, doesn't mean they aren't there to work hard too. I work just as hard as a woman wearing mismatched work out clothes with no makeup on. I just prefer to be put together all the time, but I really don't care how anybody else dresses at the gym---we're all there for the same reason (well, most of us)!0 -
I dont really pay any attention to what other people are wearing at the gym,but I can only hope that something im doing or wearing is ruining someones day and forcing them to type out their frustraions on some message board somewhere:laugh:
This! YES!!! :laugh:0 -
My pony tail is way cuter than your pony tail.
oh man... ponytails. *sigh*0 -
What is it with all these threads lately? Why do you think that anybody really cares what you're wearing or what you look like. If you were in my gym, other than giving you a brief smile if I saw you, you wouldn't register AT ALL. Maybe that's what bothers you?
You sound very smug and dismissive of other women so I guess if they're dismissive of you, what goes around comes around.
Really, get over yourself - wear what you want, do what you want, anybody who takes any notice of that is shallow and anybody who thinks that stuff like this matter is just as shallow. Sorry, but these threads are just too much.
MFP... do you think you could start a new 'NARCISSIST' section for these threads? Pretty please? I thought this was about workout technique and was keen for tips... no such luck!0 -
I work out at home in my underwear... I think that might be frowned upon at the gym...0
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If you've got the money to drop on matching, wicking under armour in colors that suit your mood, great.
It's called TJ Maxx and Marshell's .. you can't find Under Armour for a hell of a lot cheaper then you find it in retail stores.
To OP:
I'm the girl in the cute matching clothes and I love it. I absolutely hate when I don't match and have a mini heart attack when I don't. My top/pants/socks/shoes always match.. and they always will.0 -
I don't think there is anything wrong with wearing lulu or other cute workout clothes in funky colours - I do it. I wear lulu because it is comfortable and doesn't stretch after one wear.
I go after work, so yes I am going to be wearing make up, but I think people are referring to the people who put on make up JUST to go to the gym and wear the shortest short shorts that show their butt cheeks. That just is not necessary.
It sounds like you wear what majority of the girls at my gym wear.0 -
We need pics or this thread never happened0
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Btw, I love my super cute Lulu and Nike outfits, and I feel naked without mascara And I work my *kitten* off while wearing that super cute gear!
This. I dont put on fresh makeup or "do" my hair before I go. whatever is left on my face from work, that's what I wear to the gym. By the time I'm done, it's pretty much all gone. But I do like to wear "workout" clothes rather than just shorts and tshirts, mostly because I look decent in cute workout clothes now and I'm no longer hiding behind baggy.0 -
I tend to wear jeans and whatever.0
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Are you going to the gym to look cute or workout?? I think most of us go to the gym for one reason and one reason only and that is to workout!0
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some people cant afford to buy clothes just to go to the gym. I know at one point as a single mom it was everything I could do just to afford the 30 dollar memebership and decided the fact that I was there was what mattered. Not what I was wearing. And I would take shower and be super clean before my work out so I wouldnt sweat makeup into my pores. I never looked down on anyone who looked nice though. I just wanted to go work out and it was my "alone" time so was in my own little world0
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I love my cute work out gear. But after working out I just look like *kitten*.
I work out REALLY hard and I'm covered in sweat, my makeup runs, my hair gets frizzy, my face gets bright red...
I don't really care though, just means I'll look better when I'm not at the gym.0 -
I have no beef with what anyone wears, as long as it's presentable! wear your makeup, do your hair, who cares? I feel more comfortable without it, but to each their own.0
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I have no beef with people who go to the gym dressed like you dress. I have issues when girls look like they came from somewhere else, and decided to stop by the gym last minute. I've seen ladies with jeans, fancy jackets and sweaters, and other clothes which do not look comfortable, and which I would not want to sweat in. If you are going to take it easy, and barely sweat, don't do during peak time, when there are lines of people waiting for the treadmill.0
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I don't care what others wears at the club but I have problem with people who don't clean up after themself
-don't clean equipment, don't put back the weights, get in the hot tub and pool without taking a shower with full of make up or
wear their dirty filthy work out clothes.0 -
I wear and old Betty Boop shirt and matching cut off sweats every day (don't worry, they are washed every night...lol). These are comfortable to me. As the weight comes off, I may look into cuter attire...only if they're comfortable. Comfort is the #1 priority. I go to the gym to put my body to the test and want to be as comfortable as I can while making myself uncomfortable...:bigsmile:0
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Because the people who are dressing like that are typically not doing **** for a workout.
And you care why? As long as they aren't in my way, they are like a pretty picture
I don't. But that's why those threads often get posted on here *****ing about women "primping up" for the gym. Which is what I'm guessing what OP made this thread in response to.0 -
I also would never spend money on "workout clothes". I just wear old clothes that I wouldn't wear on a normal day anymore, so they get put to use and don't just get thrown out. I'd rather spend my money on other more important things, like the clothes I wear OUTSIDE of the gym.
Honestly, I spend good money on work out clothes for many reasons other than the aesthetic. First, working out (particularly running) is my hobby, so why wouldn't I spend money on my hobby? Additionally, the quality. I can tell you 5 minutes into a run if I'm wearing cheaper old clothes that aren't specifically for running, and I'm chafing and uncomfortable. There is a lot to be said about really good quality athletic clothing that wicks moisture away from the body and allows for cooling of the body while working out intensely. I only run in good quality running clothing. I will hit the weights in an old t-shirt and some workout shorts (I have like a ridiculous amount of brightly colored Nike running shorts), but when it comes to my running, I spend the money because it's worth it to me.
That's totally fine that YOU don't want to spend money on athletic clothing, but that clothing is made specifically for exercise, and that's why I wear it as opposed to whatever old stuff I've got laying around. It's nobody's business but mine how I choose to spend my money, and it doesn't matter to me how you choose to spend yours.0 -
I go after work so I've already got make up on & I put my hair back in a pony tail. My work out clothes are a mix of cute clothes & also random tees. I don't look down on women who put a lot of effort into their look & I don't judge women who don't. People should do what they want to do & dress how they want to dress. As for me, I'm there to work. I don't give a crap what anyone thinks of what I'm wearing. I'm happy & that's all that matters.0
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