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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I've managed to finally loose some weight on my stomach but wanna loose more on my thighs.
Where do all the curvy ladies buy there gym/yoga pants?
I'm a size 16/18 xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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ebay, got some nice leggings off there. i would post the link if i could, they cost about £6 a pair and pretty nice.
it's the third result down if you search for: Girls Yoga Gym Pants Running Sports Leggings Fitness Jogging Stretch Trousers
these ones are xl and too big for me so would stretch to a 16/18 i reckon. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I buy my yoga pants from primark, about 6 quid a pair.
Sainsburys sell them up to size 22, about 12 quid a pair."
That's a hell of a left cross you have |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I buy my yoga pants from primark, about 6 quid a pair.
Sainsburys sell them up to size 22, about 12 quid a pair.
That's a hell of a left cross you have "
This post is for advice on gym pants. Either post something useful or bugger off  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I buy my yoga pants from primark, about 6 quid a pair.
Sainsburys sell them up to size 22, about 12 quid a pair.
That's a hell of a left cross you have
This post is for advice on gym pants. Either post something useful or bugger off "
Fine.
Simply be do a plus sized range |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Primark joggers"
I agree with Primark. They have a good gym range, they're leggings are nice and stretchy and comfy. I'm a 16 but I managed to get ones from there from when I was a lot bigger too. Miss T |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Primark joggers
I agree with Primark. They have a good gym range, they're leggings are nice and stretchy and comfy. I'm a 16 but I managed to get ones from there from when I was a lot bigger too. Miss T"
* their  I'll get there in the end |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've managed to finally loose some weight on my stomach but wanna loose more on my thighs.
Where do all the curvy ladies buy there gym/yoga pants?
I'm a size 16/18 xx"
George at asda has loads. |
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"I've managed to finally loose some weight on my stomach but wanna loose more on my thighs.
Where do all the curvy ladies buy there gym/yoga pants?
I'm a size 16/18 xx"
If you're looking to continue your weight loss op then I'd suggest you buy 'budget 'gym wear as you're not likely to wear it for long before you go down in size! If that's the case then primark is ideal, as others have said. Their range is broadening as it becomes more and more popular - and they go up to around a size 20+
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By (user no longer on site)
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"George at Asda, they've actually got some really cute gym things in at the moment at really reasonable prices.
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I saw a brill gym t-shirt in there today it said I have gym hair and I don't care xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've managed to finally loose some weight on my stomach but wanna loose more on my thighs.
Where do all the curvy ladies buy there gym/yoga pants?
I'm a size 16/18 xx
If you're looking to continue your weight loss op then I'd suggest you buy 'budget 'gym wear as you're not likely to wear it for long before you go down in size! If that's the case then primark is ideal, as others have said. Their range is broadening as it becomes more and more popular - and they go up to around a size 20+
X"
Ahh yes I meant to say that, it's definitely helpful when you're losing weight to get the cheaper clothes as they quickly get too big! Miss T |
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"I've managed to finally loose some weight on my stomach but wanna loose more on my thighs.
Where do all the curvy ladies buy there gym/yoga pants?
I'm a size 16/18 xx
If you're looking to continue your weight loss op then I'd suggest you buy 'budget 'gym wear as you're not likely to wear it for long before you go down in size! If that's the case then primark is ideal, as others have said. Their range is broadening as it becomes more and more popular - and they go up to around a size 20+
X
Ahh yes I meant to say that, it's definitely helpful when you're losing weight to get the cheaper clothes as they quickly get too big! Miss T"
I remember from when I lost a few stones at the turn of the millennium - it's such a fantastic feeling when your clothes become too big and you have to buy smaller! 
I got really cheap stuff - and not too much of it - until I got to the size I wanted to stay at - then I bought loads of clothes as nice as I could afford as an incentive to stay that size!! 
It's worked (except for occasional glitches due to shitty men) for nearly 17 years now!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've managed to finally loose some weight on my stomach but wanna loose more on my thighs.
Where do all the curvy ladies buy there gym/yoga pants?
I'm a size 16/18 xx
If you're looking to continue your weight loss op then I'd suggest you buy 'budget 'gym wear as you're not likely to wear it for long before you go down in size! If that's the case then primark is ideal, as others have said. Their range is broadening as it becomes more and more popular - and they go up to around a size 20+
X
Ahh yes I meant to say that, it's definitely helpful when you're losing weight to get the cheaper clothes as they quickly get too big! Miss T
I remember from when I lost a few stones at the turn of the millennium - it's such a fantastic feeling when your clothes become too big and you have to buy smaller!
I got really cheap stuff - and not too much of it - until I got to the size I wanted to stay at - then I bought loads of clothes as nice as I could afford as an incentive to stay that size!!
It's worked (except for occasional glitches due to shitty men) for nearly 17 years now! "
that's great apart from the shity men bit and you have a great figure (kat) xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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If you're looking to continue your weight loss op then I'd suggest you buy 'budget 'gym wear as you're not likely to wear it for long before you go down in size! If that's the case then primark is ideal, as others have said. Their range is broadening as it becomes more and more popular - and they go up to around a size 20+
X
Ahh yes I meant to say that, it's definitely helpful when you're losing weight to get the cheaper clothes as they quickly get too big! Miss T
I remember from when I lost a few stones at the turn of the millennium - it's such a fantastic feeling when your clothes become too big and you have to buy smaller!
I got really cheap stuff - and not too much of it - until I got to the size I wanted to stay at - then I bought loads of clothes as nice as I could afford as an incentive to stay that size!!
It's worked (except for occasional glitches due to shitty men) for nearly 17 years now! "
That's awesome! Hopefully, when I'm down to a weight I'm happy with, I'll be able to maintain for as long! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I buy my yoga pants from primark, about 6 quid a pair.
Sainsburys sell them up to size 22, about 12 quid a pair.
That's a hell of a left cross you have
This post is for advice on gym pants. Either post something useful or bugger off
Fine.
Simply be do a plus sized range "
Ooh didn't think of them why thank you Sir |
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If you're looking to continue your weight loss op then I'd suggest you buy 'budget 'gym wear as you're not likely to wear it for long before you go down in size! If that's the case then primark is ideal, as others have said. Their range is broadening as it becomes more and more popular - and they go up to around a size 20+
X
Ahh yes I meant to say that, it's definitely helpful when you're losing weight to get the cheaper clothes as they quickly get too big! Miss T
I remember from when I lost a few stones at the turn of the millennium - it's such a fantastic feeling when your clothes become too big and you have to buy smaller!
I got really cheap stuff - and not too much of it - until I got to the size I wanted to stay at - then I bought loads of clothes as nice as I could afford as an incentive to stay that size!!
It's worked (except for occasional glitches due to shitty men) for nearly 17 years now!
That's awesome! Hopefully, when I'm down to a weight I'm happy with, I'll be able to maintain for as long! "
Ta! Like I said - I bought nice clothes as an incentive to stay that size - I also threw all my big clothes away (other than a few things one size up) so there's be no going back!
Worked for me on the whole! |
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"I've managed to finally loose some weight on my stomach but wanna loose more on my thighs.
Where do all the curvy ladies buy there gym/yoga pants?
I'm a size 16/18 xx
If you're looking to continue your weight loss op then I'd suggest you buy 'budget 'gym wear as you're not likely to wear it for long before you go down in size! If that's the case then primark is ideal, as others have said. Their range is broadening as it becomes more and more popular - and they go up to around a size 20+
X
Ahh yes I meant to say that, it's definitely helpful when you're losing weight to get the cheaper clothes as they quickly get too big! Miss T
I remember from when I lost a few stones at the turn of the millennium - it's such a fantastic feeling when your clothes become too big and you have to buy smaller!
I got really cheap stuff - and not too much of it - until I got to the size I wanted to stay at - then I bought loads of clothes as nice as I could afford as an incentive to stay that size!!
It's worked (except for occasional glitches due to shitty men) for nearly 17 years now! that's great apart from the shity men bit and you have a great figure (kat) xx"
Ah we all meet shitty men (or shitty women if we're men!) from time to time lovely! It's part of life! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've managed to finally loose some weight on my stomach but wanna loose more on my thighs.
Where do all the curvy ladies buy there gym/yoga pants?
I'm a size 16/18 xx
If you're looking to continue your weight loss op then I'd suggest you buy 'budget 'gym wear as you're not likely to wear it for long before you go down in size! If that's the case then primark is ideal, as others have said. Their range is broadening as it becomes more and more popular - and they go up to around a size 20+
X
Ahh yes I meant to say that, it's definitely helpful when you're losing weight to get the cheaper clothes as they quickly get too big! Miss T
I remember from when I lost a few stones at the turn of the millennium - it's such a fantastic feeling when your clothes become too big and you have to buy smaller!
I got really cheap stuff - and not too much of it - until I got to the size I wanted to stay at - then I bought loads of clothes as nice as I could afford as an incentive to stay that size!!
It's worked (except for occasional glitches due to shitty men) for nearly 17 years now! that's great apart from the shity men bit and you have a great figure (kat) xx
Ah we all meet shitty men (or shitty women if we're men!) from time to time lovely! It's part of life! "
this is very true and you never learn if you don't make mistakes xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I alwayd find it quite a bizare contrast.
Men in the gym typicaly wear baggy loose clothes (joggers, hoodies, vests etc)
Women in the gym always skin tight lycra |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I alwayd find it quite a bizare contrast.
Men in the gym typicaly wear baggy loose clothes (joggers, hoodies, vests etc)
Women in the gym always skin tight lycra"
don't people just go in what's comfortable? i'm always in leggings or shorts. i'd wear a baggy top though so my boobs aren't as noticeable if they're bouncing about. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I alwayd find it quite a bizare contrast.
Men in the gym typicaly wear baggy loose clothes (joggers, hoodies, vests etc)
Women in the gym always skin tight lycra"
Yeah, I hate wearing tight fitting clothes in the gym. Don't mind a compression base layer but I'd wear a tshirt over it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I alwayd find it quite a bizare contrast.
Men in the gym typicaly wear baggy loose clothes (joggers, hoodies, vests etc)
Women in the gym always skin tight lycra
don't people just go in what's comfortable? i'm always in leggings or shorts. i'd wear a baggy top though so my boobs aren't as noticeable if they're bouncing about."
I dunno "cute" had been mentioned far more than comfortable in this thread lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I alwayd find it quite a bizare contrast.
Men in the gym typicaly wear baggy loose clothes (joggers, hoodies, vests etc)
Women in the gym always skin tight lycra
don't people just go in what's comfortable? i'm always in leggings or shorts. i'd wear a baggy top though so my boobs aren't as noticeable if they're bouncing about.
I dunno "cute" had been mentioned far more than comfortable in this thread lol"
i never noticed. but yeah it has been mentioned. |
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