What do you wear to the gym when it is chilly?

skimommy · **What do you wear to the gym when it is chilly?**

Do you change at the gym? Suck it up and be chilly outside for a few? Wear warmer clothes and exercise in them?

It is too chilly today for me to wear my regular gym clothes outside. I'm a "sweater" so I don't want to wear more clothes to work out.

Oregano · 10-15-2009, 07:53 AM

I never change my clothes at the gym. I don't have to walk very far from the parking lot to the door, so it's just a nonissue for me. If it's cold, I wear a jacket...kwim?

Christy · 10-15-2009, 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Oregano

I never change my clothes at the gym. I don't have to walk very far from the parking lot to the door, so it's just a nonissue for me. If it's cold, I wear a jacket...kwim?

Me too.

I usually wear what I am going to work out in, but then put on a sweat shirt or maybe a long sleeve top. After I work out I need the extra barrier to stay warm from the gym to the car.

skimommy · 10-15-2009, 08:03 AM

I usually just wear a jacket but it is too cold for wearing my thin Under Armour pants outside!

greytrunner · 10-15-2009, 08:17 AM

I just wear what I'm going to work out in, throw on a jacket and run for the door!

beautifulbabies · 10-15-2009, 08:35 AM

I usually just wear whatever I'm working out in, with a sweatshirt if needed. So that means often times, I am wearing shorts. It has to be very cold for me to bother to put a pair of pants over my short but I do in the dead of winter. A couple people commented on my shorts yesterday, which gets annoying, but I'm outside for about one minute and it wasn't all that cold!

mamax3 · 10-15-2009, 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Oregano

I never change my clothes at the gym. I don't have to walk very far from the parking lot to the door, so it's just a nonissue for me. If it's cold, I wear a jacket...kwim?

How could she not know what you mean?.......kwim?

Oregano · 10-15-2009, 10:35 AM

I don't know...maybe she doesn't know what I mean. LMAO! I was using it as a figure of speech, not literally. Kwim? Oh wait, maybe you don't. Do you? LOL!