"So you made it to the gym. Good. That's half the battle to get in shape. As long as you show up and do something consistently, you'll chip away at that New Year's resolution. The remaining part of this some combination of actually working out while you're there (keep the phone in your bag), diet, and, because this is Esquire, looking the part. A raggedy cotton tee, old gym sweats, and Chuck Taylorsthat's a look, but it's tough to pull off. For most of the population, there's a lot of value in a put together gym set with the best sweat-wicking and comfort-stretching material on the market. Dress up like you're about to hit the combine, and your workouts will naturally follow suit."
"Lululemon, contrary to what all it's stretch office clothes might say, is at its best when it's making gym clothing. Take a pair of Pace Breaker joggers, for example. They're sweat-wicking, quick-drying, and stretchy so you can wear them to the gym, but they're also nondescript enough that you could wear them to the airport or on a casual work from home day. And, of course, if you aren't in the market for joggers, the tees, shorts, and packable jackets are second to none."
Showing up to the gym is half the battle toward getting in shape. Consistent attendance plus actual exercise, proper diet, and dressing the part complete the effort. High-quality gym clothes should offer sweat-wicking, quick-drying, and stretchy materials for comfort and performance. Versatile pieces can transition from workouts to travel or casual wear without looking out of place. Brand options include Lululemon for joggers and packable jackets, Vuori for ultra-soft fabrics, and Nike for a broad range of athletic staples. A put-together gym wardrobe encourages motivation and consistent training.
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