What We’re Wearing
To the Gym
Getting in shape never looked this good
One of the keys to a great workout is wearing clothes that support you and allow for optimal movement. I think gym attire should be subtle and understated, like any other outfit. The last thing you want to do is draw attention to yourself as you're trying to set a new PR in pull-ups or adjust the weight on the bench bar. Great shoes are a must for a productive workout, especially if you're doing cardio or body-weight exercises. And a lightweight hat comes in handy to keep the sweat out of your eyes while boosting the incline on the treadmill.
Other essentials in our recommended gym bag? A reliable water bottle and some sleek earbuds. Because if you don't work out with headphones, that's like driving without music. And that gives off serial killer vibes—we don't want that for you. They're a necessity to get through any circuit. These pieces will have you looking the part as you move your body, and remember, you've already won if you're at the gym.
Your Fitness Fit
Trackhouse sweatshirt,
$120 by Tracksmith
Aloe long-sleeve T-shirt,
$110 by District Vision
Training short,
$105 by Reigning Champ
Minimalist hat,
$32 by Vuori
Daily Stride crew socks,
$38 (for three pack) by lululemon
Black AZ70 earphones,
$290 / $102 by Technics
Zoom Fly 5 sneaker,
$160 by Nike
Porter insulated bottle,
$30 by W&P
Helix roller,
$49 by RAD
Gym bag,
$95 by Rains
Your Fitness Fit
Trackhouse sweatshirt,
$120 by Tracksmith
Aloe long-sleeve
T-shirt, $110
by District Vision
Training short,
$105 by Reigning Champ
Minimalist hat,
$32 by Vuori
Daily Stride
crew socks,
$38 (for three pack)
by lululemon
Black AZ70 earphones,
$290 / $102 by Technics
Zoom Fly 5 sneaker,
$160 by Nike
Porter
insulated bottle,
$30 by W&P
Helix roller,
$49 by RAD
Gym bag,
$95 by Rains
200
The number of muscles we utilize to take a single step forward, according to UVAHealth.