This is some sort of sick joke, right?

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by MouseWife

This is what I wanted to know. If my wearing black whatever pants with t's or tank tops puts out that I don't care about my workout.

Do you think it does? I think black whatever pants and a t or tank puts out "I don't care if I get sweaty working out because these are my workout clothes". Where as most of the outfits I see the women wearing say "eww I don't want to get sweaty, just look good".

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

Where as most of the outfits I see the women wearing say "eww I don't want to get sweaty, just look good".

But, yet, they're wearing them to the gym to work out. Maybe they only "perspire" in them.

[katiesue]

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

But, yet, they're wearing them to the gym to work out. Maybe they only "perspire" in them.

Horses Sweat

Men Perspire

Women Glow

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by katiesue

Horses Sweat

Men Perspire

Women Glow

hehehehe. Thanks for getting my reference and upping the ante.

[MouseWife]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

Do you think it does? I think black whatever pants and a t or tank puts out "I don't care if I get sweaty working out because these are my workout clothes". Where as most of the outfits I see the women wearing say "eww I don't want to get sweaty, just look good".

I wasn't sure what it put out. I was actually branching off of the comment about the sweats and something about giving up on life? Or something like that. It was funny but I wondered how that applied to how I dress when I work out.

I hope that what it shows is that I am gonna kick my own a$$ and don't even think I can't kick yours. {at least that is what I am trying to put out when I am out alone walking the streets. While not the gym, you should see how many people there are out there walking in all different types of attire. I have a gym in my garage so the only other gym I go to is while traveling. And those people are normally guys who are dressed like me, casually.}

Originally Posted by Not Afraid

But, yet, they're wearing them to the gym to work out. Maybe they only "perspire" in them.

I try sooo hard not to sweat. If I start to feel as if I am going to perspire, I get in front of a fan. I do not wait until I am already stinky and sweaty so that the person behind me gets all of my stink.

Was that TMI? Sorry. But, know if you ever do work out with me, you won't have to smell me.

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by MouseWife

I try sooo hard not to sweat. If I start to feel as if I am going to perspire, I get in front of a fan. I do not wait until I am already stinky and sweaty so that the person behind me gets all of my stink.

Was that TMI? Sorry. But, know if you ever do work out with me, you won't have to smell me.

You sooooo crack me up MW.

[MouseWife]

But, I am totally serious!!! Fans, shade, ice water, I'll do what I must.

[tracilicious]

Originally Posted by MouseWife

But, I am totally serious!!! Fans, shade, ice water, I'll do what I must.

But sweating is one of the main points of working out. It's how your body gets rid of toxins. Fat is partially made of toxins, so the more you get rid of the better. I think it feels really awesome to work up a good sweat.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by tracilicious

But sweating is one of the main points of working out. It's how your body gets rid of toxins. Fat is partially made of toxins, so the more you get rid of the better. I think it feels really awesome to work up a good sweat.

Hmm, not really. Sweat is produced by your sweat glands just below your skin. It's water and saline. The sweat in the smellier areas has a little bit of protein and fatty acids. But all the ingredients come from the glands and from capilaries. You lose sodium through sweat (but the more you exercise, the less sodium you loose as your body adjusts to be more efficient), and it can keep your skin flushed pretty well, but that's about it.

[tracilicious]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Hmm, not really. Sweat is produced by your sweat glands just below your skin. It's water and saline. The sweat in the smellier areas has a little bit of protein and fatty acids. But all the ingredients come from the glands and from capilaries. You lose sodium through sweat (but the more you exercise, the less sodium you loose as your body adjusts to be more efficient), and it can keep your skin flushed pretty well, but that's about it.

Hmmm...I'm going to have to find a source, but I might disagree.