Gym Dress at the Gym?! What do you wear?
Sherri71
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Was wondering what you wear to the gym? Just read a post on here about a gym having a dress code where tank tops and spandex are not allowed. Are you kidding me? That is just ridiculous! And while I don't think people should be working out in bathing suits either, no tank tops (only t-shirts) is a ridiculous dress code. They even have extra t-shirts if you forget yours?! I would not wear that to the gym.
That being said, my typical workout gear includes Nike dri-fit tank with built-in support bra, Nike black dri-fit spandex type low rise pants that are loose around the ankles, ankle socks and sneakers of course.
That being said, my typical workout gear includes Nike dri-fit tank with built-in support bra, Nike black dri-fit spandex type low rise pants that are loose around the ankles, ankle socks and sneakers of course.
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black trackies, white vest top, trainers.0
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Well, last night in spin class I was wearing my bikini......
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Um, I always wear my spandex yoga pants, and matching tank tops... have never been told to put a shirt on over it or to wear anything different. They are workout clothes, specifically designed for working out in and being comfortable.0
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Well, last night in spin class I was wearing my bikini......
j/k :bigsmile:
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Yoga pants, Enell bra, dri-fit tank :-)0
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I read that too about no tank tops, that is just crazy I wear a tank top everytime. And usually yoga type pants.0
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I work out in old junk clothes mostly...I don't go to a gym as I can't afford the membership right now. But when I did go to a gym I wore cloth shorts and either a tank or a t-shirt. Any gym tried to tell me that I couldn't wear what I want to wear while working out wouldn't have me as a member in the first place. If I'm paying to use the gym I'm wearing what I want.0
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ROTF lmao @ Shannon0
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Well, last night in spin class I was wearing my bikini......
j/k :bigsmile:
:laugh:
Capri gym pants, tank top or t-shirt.
There's a girl in my gym who has a tank top that's one shoulder strap only. The other shoulder is completely bare. It looks weird and...unsupportive.0 -
I think that's a little over the top to me! Right now I wear wicking t-shirts since that's what I have that fits, and pants. Come summer I will wear cropped pants or long shorts (not a fan of the little butt hugging shorts, personal choice) and if I find tanks I like, then great! I haven't seen anyone at the gym that's been offensive to me, except maybe the guy who cuts the huge holes in his shirt to show off his abs... not that I mind seeing this great abs.. makes me want to work harder!!!
Shorts and tanks are fine if you're not showing your bum!!!! These people are nuts!0 -
running shorts, either a dri fit shirt or nike compression shirt, old running shoes then if i run i have my training running shoes that i only wear for training in the bag. plus an extra shirt and shorts I sweat A LOT!0
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GEEZ... I would quit a gym so fast their head would spin if there was a dress code like that!!! Even at my biggest (I guess everyone has that stage where they feel ginormous, even if they aren't THAT big, but I felt like my arms had enough flab I could probably fly with with), I ALWAYS wore tank tops. Hello, you are more than likely working-up a sweat here, meaning your body is HOT, so why put MORE clothing on it?!
OK, rant aside, I usually wear my fave Nike dri-fit capris (not the tight kind), a tank of pretty much any brand w/built-in support, the short-fit socks, and my shoes. I guess it goes without saying I also wear a sports bra?!?! My goal is to be able to wear just a bralet top, so I def. won't be joinging that gym0 -
Well, last night in spin class I was wearing my bikini......
j/k :bigsmile:
I thought that was you! ;-)
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Black yoga pants, cami top with buit in shelf bra (I have no boobs), and a t-shirt over that. The t-shirt always comes off and is used for dripping sweat. Sneaks of course. I would be so sad without my stretch fabrics.0
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Such a good question! I work out at the Y, not EAC or Bally Fitness. People at the Y are serious about their exercise and less so about their dress. Rarely do you see someone in a cute, matchy match outfit. (secretly I wish I could FIT into one!) One day, soon, though! LOL!
I wear either black spandex shorts or 3/4 length crops, sometimes a T shirt that is too big (so I can move), or a tank top with a sports bra, white ankle socks and my Asicis.0 -
I think you may be referring to my gym (as I mentioned it earlier today) and there is spandex allowed, just not hot pants (regular shorts are allowed). While I would have liked to be able to wear my nice tank top with the funky neck, I think the policy is to avoid spaghetti straps, belly shirts and sports bras as outerwear... personally, I like the dress code, as I have seen some people really come in wearing less than an American Apparel ad..
that being said - i always wear Joe Fresh capris (cheap and comfortable!) and a Adidas climate-cool kangaroo t-shirt - or just a simple tshirt with my trusty capris...0 -
What kind of a Gym would have those kinds of dress code rules! I just wear a fitted racer back tank top (built-in support bra) with a sports bra underneath, loose fitted capri workout pants (wide at bottom) or fitted all the way down workout pants. Plus the ankle sox and tennis shoes and ponytail and headphones0
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Compression pants/shorts, shirt or tank (with a sports bra), socks, shoes.0
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For normal gym / classes / lifting etc I wear 3/4 lycra bottoms (spandex in your language?) and a tank top.
In spin classes I just wear my tri kit cos it's super comfy. They are mid-thigh lenth tri shorts and a sleeveless cycling top.
In winter I run (outdoors) in long running leggins and long sleeves, in summer in shorts and a crop top.
A gym that has a dress code stating "no exposed shoulders" and "no midriff" showing (as stated in the other thread) would not get my membership.0 -
Well, last night in spin class I was wearing my bikini......
j/k :bigsmile:
I thought that was you! ;-)
LOL!
Yes, but I'm really 5'11 and weigh 105 pounds. :blushing:
(odd to hear lightning this time of year...)0 -
I think you may be referring to my gym (as I mentioned it earlier today) and there is spandex allowed, just not hot pants (regular shorts are allowed). While I would have liked to be able to wear my nice tank top with the funky neck, I think the policy is to avoid spaghetti straps, belly shirts and sports bras as outerwear... personally, I like the dress code, as I have seen some people really come in wearing less than an American Apparel ad..
that being said - i always wear Joe Fresh capris (cheap and comfortable!) and a Adidas climate-cool kangaroo t-shirt - or just a simple tshirt with my trusty capris...
What gym do you belong to? I've honestly never heard of a dress code at a gym before. But I can see how a bikini would/should be banned, but people should just have common sense!0 -
Warm-up pants or yoga pants and a t-shirt, sports bra, sports socks and gym shoes.0
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Shannon ~hahahahhahha
I wear yoga pants and a t-shirt right now, but I live in the desert, so come summer time I will be wearing a tank top! With a proper supportive bra of course.
However!!! When I run in 5k's I wear very bright tights and a running skirt! Its so much fun!!
This Sat. we are running a double 5k. One in the morning and one at noon. It's supposed to be cold and possibly rainy, so for atleast the morning run, I may have to wear pants0 -
When I'm working out on machines I'll wear a Nike t-shirt and black yoga pants. However, if I'm doing Zumba, I have Zumba cargo pants, capris and tank tops. Although I would love to bear my belly as I get really hot and wear cropped shirts, I don't do it out of respect to the other people in the class. If I was going to an instructor convention or an event like that, I might change up my outfit.
I saw another thread on here where someone was wearing a bikini to spinning class - although in triathlon training, I can see how wearing a swimsuit would be beneficial to get used to riding wearing one, I would never wear it to a gym, especially a bikini. That's just gross and disrespectful to others.0 -
I usually wear sports bra with 2 tanks or a fitted shirt with yoga pants. I do sweat a lot when I do cardio so I always bring a extra shirt. If im lifting weights them I'll skip the tanks. I don't like the feel of my skin touching the seats. My gym is no jeans, no body building, and must wear a shirt. There are a few girls that have their low rise pants on, hair and make up to the tee. They look like they are trying to look like they are working out.
I picked my gym based on how cheap it was. I was at Any Time Fitness and loved it but its expensive. Now Im at Planet Fitness for 10 a month. I feel like I have no right to judge at that price.0 -
t-shirt and shorts. nothing fancy.0
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Well, last night in spin class I was wearing my bikini......
j/k :bigsmile:
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I typically wear sleeveless t-shirts and basketball shorts. I picked up a whole mess of them at Target on sale.0
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What gym do you belong to? I've honestly never heard of a dress code at a gym before. But I can see how a bikini would/should be banned, but people should just have common sense!
I go to EnergiCardio (they are only in Quebec) and just to say, the dress code is not a heavy-handed enforced one, I have seen many women in the gym with "sleeveless t-shirts" and yoga shorts and nothing is made of it ... I think it is just that if they feel there are people who are pushing the limits (like the person who showed up in a sports bra as work out wear), then they can enforce the rule - since people know in the beginning that its there.
I live in a large city - there are at least 10 other gyms on the same street that serve a wide range of clientele - from my gym to Gold's - some require you to have a program, others allow free form workouts - in the end, I guess it just depends on what you want / need out of your gym.0 -
Drifit (nike) or Climalite (adidas) top and capri bottoms (i find i work out more with them, than with long trousers)0
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