Sports Bra at the gym - appropriate or not?
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Not allowed at base gyms...0
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Girl if you're toned or buff, sport it.
If not cover that *kitten* up. Seriously, I have not and will not ever get to sport just the sports bra look. I give other people the courtesy of covering up. I ask that they do the same. Love yourself at home in your house for your eyes only.
Nonsense. They are not there for the purpose of being pleasing to your eye. They are at the gym to work out. If you don't like it, look elsewhere.0 -
If it's hot, I don't see a huge issue with it. If you're just doing it to show off, why not just go to the pool instead.0
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believe me if I didn't wear a sports bra I'd have two black eye !
I think she meant, "Is it appropriate to wear the sports bra without a shirt over it?"0 -
Not to sound like a total perve - but I love it. It motivates me (also makes me feel like a fat turd). I do find myself staring quite a bit though. Mostly because I long to look like that .0
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I don't see it as a problem. If it makes you uncomfortable though, you could always wear a loose t-shirt over the top, then take that off when you're on the treadmill, elliptical, etc, so you aren't walking around feeling over-exposed.
(edit) If that profile picture is what you look like now...you look fantastic and have nothing to hide!0 -
Definitely acceptable. I've gone running a few times in just my sports bra and shorts purely to try to keep myself cool.0
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At my gym the young ones wear them alone, of course I wear a tank over mine.0
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Do it. I don't see a problem with it. I wish I was in shape enough to feel comfortable in just a sports bra. When I run outside in the summer, I only wear a sports bra, mostly because of the heat. If your reason is the same in the gym, you're totally justified. Also, if you have a rockin' bod, you're justified. lol!0
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I think it is fine :-) If you got it flaunt it ;-P0
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honestly, if your gym is warm as hell. make yourself as comfortable as possible, if that means a sports bra, then ya, do that. i see a lot of girls at my gym do there cardio with just a sports bra and then when they do more strength based training, they were a light shirt over top. maybe try that.
my gym is at work, in an office building, with ZERO fans, it sucks. if i could run shirtless, hell yes i would.0 -
Depends on the person wearing them.
If I am making bets with myself on which boob will pop out first it's probably not appropriate in my opinion. Then again, it does make cardio time go by faster!0 -
it wouldnt be appropriate for me to wear a sports bra without t-shirt people will lose the appitite its ok though ill get there eventually0
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I would NEVER personally wear my sports bra in public. I do see it as a bra, and I wouldn't walk around in any other bra. I think it's just the name, though - psychological thing.
However, they cover PLENTY. It's not like they're skimpy and revealing - they cover lots more than a bikini would. I think if someone's got the confidence to wear one in public, good on them.
I agree with this a little.
It is a bra. It's meant to be an undergarment.
If you have a problem with heat and perspiration, buy cool /dry/breathable wick wear. They come in tanks.
I am noticing more and more gyms having a dress code these days.
But, in the same breath when you are shopping for sports bras you can clearly see a difference in those that were meant to be worn under something and those that were not.
It's all about the bra, the boobs and the person. Personally, if I am seeing your side boob you are either wearing the wrong sports bra or you are just there for attention. In either case, for as much as I love women, I don't want to see your side boob (or any other part of it for that matter) at the gym.0 -
I wear a t-shirt over mine but hey if you've got it flaunt it! Who cares...0
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As long as the appropriate bits are covered, comfort is all that matters.0
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If I could I would, but at this point in my journey I cant so I dont.
I see nothing wrong with it...at all.0 -
If its hot I don't see anything wrong with it. I don't think they are that revealing anyways0
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I think it is okay although I would never personally do it. I workout at home in my sports bra and shorts but would feel too uncomfortable at the gym, if you are comfortable go for it girly!0
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Appropriate.
I'm not to that comfort level yet - - but I will be.0
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