Begin by carefully reviewing your footwear needs for your workout. Running, for example, has a huge impact on your feet and ankles, so you’ll need shoes that excel at shock absorption. If you engage in a variety of physical activities, then consider a cross-trainer. Remember, too, to assess your shoes for wear and tear once a month so that you never exercise with defunct footwear.
You may think that wearing baggy clothes to the gym is a good idea because you’ll feel more comfortable or they'll hide extra pounds you haven’t shed yet. Unfortunately, baggy clothes actually get in the way of your workout because they impede movement, leading to unsexy mishaps should they trip you up or become stuck in a machine. In other words, save your track pants and loose-fit sweatpants for lounging or keeping muscles warm pre- and post-workout.
Select workout apparel that follows the lines of your body without being skin-tight and is appropriate for the type of exercise or sport you do most often
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In contrast to regular socks you would wear during the day, athletic socks, like these ones from Under Armour, dry quickly to reduce the growth of microbes. What’s more, they also have embedded arch support to help promote blood circulation.
Leaving your jewelry or your watch on during a workout is a mistake on several counts. Apart from looking bizarre, their sharp edges could scratch or irritate your skin as you move. Additionally, the loss of salt and moisture when you Sweat means many of your metal accessories will tarnish more easily.
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