Why do women wear tank tops to the gym more than men?
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I like to show off my sexy arm fat.0
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i wear them because i live in the south and july is regularly 100 degrees outside. and who likes wet stinky fabric bunched up in their armpits while they are trying to do something? Not this gal. In fact if my gym was cool with me working out in my undies i totally would. because their a/c sucks and it gets hot in there. what do you have against seeing arms and shoulders? are ankles off limits too?0
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Don't care what any one thinks of my tank tops.
I wear them b/c I like them- I hate baggy shirts and I refuse to justify what I'm wearing to anyone.
Secondly- I'd take my tank top over the open sided nipple shirts men tend to wear- with the sides cut out so all that's there is a front strip a bottom hem band and a back strip off the collar.
Seriously. WTF.0 -
Because going topless like a lot of guys do is generally frowned upon because of certain frontal accessories.
When I see a woman topless, I never, ever frown.
never.
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Most people I see at the gym are in tanks or fitted T-shirts. I thought it was because baggier clothes could get in the way of arm movement while lifting, but now I know it is because we are all showing off. I mean, I already knew I was showing off, but now I don't feel like such an attention *kitten*.0
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Because going topless like a lot of guys do is generally frowned upon because of certain frontal accessories.
When I see a woman topless, I never, ever frown.
never.
I have seen things in the locker room that could change that.0 -
I got some tanks from Frederick's of Hollywood. Super on sale and I needed new work out stuff. You know what? those things are made of supper thin material, baggy and the most comfortable darn work out shirts I have ever worn. I hate my shoulders feeling constricted, so that's why I go for tanks. Also, unless I specifically go out to buy a shirt that is too big or is uni-sex cut, I can't stand women's shirts for working out. The baby-doll cut is too restrictive. Oh and then if I do get a baggy T-shirt, then the seems chafe my armpits. TANKS ALL THE WAY!0
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Because I don't think about other people when I pick out what clothes are comfortable for me to wear at the gym.0
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T-shirts make me feel restricted. I don't like the way they bunch up around my middle. I don't like the way they make me feel suffocated on the top. And I don't like the way a lot of the women's tees arms are cut.
But yeah, let's go with attention whoring.0 -
I wear tank tops all the time because I feel like I am choking in a tee shirt when I'm working out! I cannot stand the feeling of a sweaty tee and then it starts clinging to you and pulling at the arms and neck!! I also won't wear ANY jewelry either for the same reason. It's just me but if I'm working hard, the last thing I need is for stuff to get in my way.0
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I don't care what I wear when I work out. I'm there to better myself and I don't try to look pretty doing it. However, women's workout clothing consists of tanks and short shorts. When I run, this is great. When I lift, I prefer to not wear short shorts.0
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Because women are more likey to buy clothing specifically for working out, and men are more likely to wear an old t shirt, or one from a corperate event or sponsored run.0
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I can't stand to wear a t shirt when I am working out, it's too restrictive and just not comfortable.0
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<< I work out in that. The joys of exercising at home.0
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Because the more skin showing, the better ventilation. I wear tanks and I haven't shaved in over a year. SORRY DUDEBROS.0
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At my gym it is the opposite with men showing there small bodies and muscles LOL. The guys who have muscle definition to show usually keep it cover. I cannot say why the reason is so. Ladies do not wear tanks but they do wear skintight clothes.0
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i wear them because i live in the south and july is regularly 100 degrees outside. and who likes wet stinky fabric bunched up in their armpits while they are trying to do something? Not this gal. In fact if my gym was cool with me working out in my undies i totally would. because their a/c sucks and it gets hot in there. what do you have against seeing arms and shoulders? are ankles off limits too?0
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In modern Western civilization, it is acceptable for women to wear clothes that are sleeveless (dresses, blouses), even in business and formal settings. For example, at my wedding, my wife's entire bridal party wore dresses without sleeves, while my party had to wear shirts, vests, a coat, and even pants...so in a gym environment, it seems reasonable that more women would wear tank tops.0
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I probably do it for the attention.
I mean, they have those catwalk-machines there right?
I like you.
Also, fixed it for you.0 -
So. damn. funny!0
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