I bought some cheapy 3/4 length trackie bottoms and some hideous vest type tops from sports direct back in July when I started back at the gym but wasn't sure I was gonna stick it out.
Well 3 months down the line I have and have no intention on stopping any time soon so wanted some decent gym wear that's suitable all areas including the odd fitness class.
Anyone got any recommendations?? X |
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"I bought some cheapy 3/4 length trackie bottoms and some hideous vest type tops from sports direct back in July when I started back at the gym but wasn't sure I was gonna stick it out.
Well 3 months down the line I have and have no intention on stopping any time soon so wanted some decent gym wear that's suitable all areas including the odd fitness class.
Anyone got any recommendations?? X "
JD sports have got loads of stuff online. I have a pair of their Pure range gym pants and they're so comfy x |
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Wear nothing!
...you won't get hot as fast, you won't fatigue as fast thus making your workouts longer and you'll lose more weight all the time saving money!
..yes wear nothing!  |
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"Wear nothing!
...you won't get hot as fast, you won't fatigue as fast thus making your workouts longer and you'll lose more weight all the time saving money!
..yes wear nothing! "
I'm pretty sure the rest of the people won't be keen on that idea Ben! |
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"Wear nothing!
...you won't get hot as fast, you won't fatigue as fast thus making your workouts longer and you'll lose more weight all the time saving money!
..yes wear nothing! "
yes and on cam if possible to encourage the rest of us to get fit  |
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I wandered into a Nike factory outlet shop a few weeks ago (Fosse park Leicester). I was actually surprised how much cheap it is! Much cheaper than many highstreet shops and even comparable to some online retailers. I bought a load of new boxing gear while I was there... |
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"I bought some cheapy 3/4 length trackie bottoms and some hideous vest type tops"
Nothing wrong with trackies and a simple t-shirt, many of the best looking girls I used to see down the gym didn't wear anything particularly flash (they saved that for the sauna afterwards ) |
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By *Ryan-Man
over a year ago
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"I bought some cheapy 3/4 length trackie bottoms and some hideous vest type tops from sports direct back in July when I started back at the gym but wasn't sure I was gonna stick it out.
Well 3 months down the line I have and have no intention on stopping any time soon so wanted some decent gym wear that's suitable all areas including the odd fitness class.
Anyone got any recommendations?? X
JD sports have got loads of stuff online. I have a pair of their Pure range gym pants and they're so comfy x"
Are they navy blue? |
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"I bought some cheapy 3/4 length trackie bottoms and some hideous vest type tops from sports direct back in July when I started back at the gym but wasn't sure I was gonna stick it out.
Well 3 months down the line I have and have no intention on stopping any time soon so wanted some decent gym wear that's suitable all areas including the odd fitness class.
Anyone got any recommendations?? X
JD sports have got loads of stuff online. I have a pair of their Pure range gym pants and they're so comfy x
Are they navy blue? "
No black.
OK, I don't get it?! |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
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You can get compression vests .. whilst you're working out, they work your lungs/cardio out just through the structure of the material. There are different grades I think, so dont get a heavy duty one straight off..? |
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Bearing in mind these clothes are for sweating into, can I suggest just buying cheap again?
Primark do sports stuff, as do TK Maxx.
On a sidenote, I'd love to have you doing bodybalance in front of me. Would do wonders for my flexibility  |
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"Sports direct usually have some good bargains hottie  "
They'll gave all of the brands at the best prices ...
Depends on what you do at the gym ... classes or machines.
If classes I'd suggest something loose fitting, and stretchy, without being baggy, and that wicks sweat easily ...
So avoid cottons etc.
Machines you don't want to snag anything so more figure hugging imho ... And if on the bikes/ spinning definitely get some proper cycle shorts
You needn't invest in the pricey gear, there are a lot of budget ranges out there - which do the job.
But good trainers/ shoes are the best thing to invest in  |
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"Sports direct usually have some good bargains hottie
They'll gave all of the brands at the best prices ...
Depends on what you do at the gym ... classes or machines.
If classes I'd suggest something loose fitting, and stretchy, without being baggy, and that wicks sweat easily ...
So avoid cottons etc.
Machines you don't want to snag anything so more figure hugging imho ... And if on the bikes/ spinning definitely get some proper cycle shorts
You needn't invest in the pricey gear, there are a lot of budget ranges out there - which do the job.
But good trainers/ shoes are the best thing to invest in "
I got some good trainers already. I don't do classes much but do running/bike/weights etc in the gym x |
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"Bearing in mind these clothes are for sweating into, can I suggest just buying cheap again?
Primark do sports stuff, as do TK Maxx.
On a sidenote, I'd love to have you doing bodybalance in front of me. Would do wonders for my flexibility "
I don't mind cheap as long as it lasts. The cheap stuff I bought before is already coming apart at the stitching. I don't have the money to spend a fortune. Just something half decent that lasts more than a couple of months.
Not sure if I'm brave enough for Lycra!! Haha x |
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"I bought some cheapy 3/4 length trackie bottoms and some hideous vest type tops from sports direct back in July when I started back at the gym but wasn't sure I was gonna stick it out.
Well 3 months down the line I have and have no intention on stopping any time soon so wanted some decent gym wear that's suitable all areas including the odd fitness class.
Anyone got any recommendations?? X "
with that peach of a botty you can spot for me in a thong |
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Gym Shark do some really nice clothing too. For both men and women.
I've had to take a break from training but be back on it soon. I need to do some shopping too.
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"Gym Shark do some really nice clothing too. For both men and women.
I've had to take a break from training but be back on it soon. I need to do some shopping too.
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Agreed, gym shark are also worth checking out.
Same, done my back ligaments a treat, had some time out but I'm back again. |
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"N.B: If you do buy from Sports Direct make sure it's absolutely defo what you want cos the fuckers don't give refunds.  "
They also are well known to push people towards their own brands (such as karrimoor) rather than other brands as the commission is better for them. Not so bad if iut is a running top, but when they sell shit trainers and people get injured in poorly fitting shoes it is totally irresponsible, |
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