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Shirt for the Gym

Posted Apr 4, 2018

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Tom D
Tom DOriginal Poster
Apr 4, 2018

Since most public gyms require men to wear shirts, what kind of shirt do you wear to the gym? I always wear a sleeveless shirt. Wish I could work out shirtless.
I have 3 I have made myself by starting with an old t, cutting of the sleeves, opening up the sides and the neckline, and trimming a little off the bottom.
This summer, I intend to keep reducing one until I am told not to wear it again.

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  • NU
    nudeyooper
    Apr 5, 2018

    Not a gym member, but have often though that if women are accepted in tube tops and sports bras, would I be bold enough to wear one instead of a full length shirt.

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    Tom D
    Tom DOriginal Poster
    Apr 5, 2018

    I have been tempted to cut a tank top just below the chest to have the same amount of coverage as a sports bra or halter room and see if I am asked to leave.

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    Thomas
    Thomas
    Apr 6, 2018

    I wear a tank top with a very low scooped neck, the "neckline" coming down to the base of my sternum. The straps cover my nipples. So, I am practically bare-chested when I work out. I have found that wearing anything more "covering" almost keeps me from doing my weights properly. I have belonged to the same gym for over 20 years and no one has ever suggested I cover up. And that's not because I'm the picture of muscular health. LOL.

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    Tom D
    Tom DOriginal Poster
    Apr 6, 2018
    [quote]I wear a tank top with a very low scooped neck, the "neckline" coming down to the base of my sternum. The straps cover my nipples. So, I am practically bare-chested when I work out. I have found that wearing anything more "covering" almost keeps me from doing my weights properly. I have belonged to the same gym for over 20 years and no one has ever suggested I cover up. And that's not because I'm the picture of muscular health. LOL.[/quote] Does the shirt have a minimal string back also?
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    Thomas
    Thomas
    Apr 7, 2018

    Back is pretty well covered up. Else someone would have said something to me about it by now, I'm sure.

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    Tom D
    Tom DOriginal Poster
    Apr 8, 2018

    Don't know why anyone would.
    String back types are commercially available and I see some at my gym.

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    Tom D
    Tom DOriginal Poster
    May 26, 2018

    I have opened the sides to below the waistband of my shorts and made the neckline lower on all of my homemade tank tops.
    Next move is a stringer back and see what happens.

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    Tom D
    Tom DOriginal Poster
    Jun 11, 2018
    [quote]I have opened the sides to below the waistband of my shorts and made the neckline lower on all of my homemade tank tops. Next move is a stringer back and see what happens.[/quote] Realized that I have not yet seen any men wearing string back tanks at my new gym, either homemade or commercial. There were often a few men wearing them at my former gym, but definitely a minority. Will probably stay with the fuller backs for a while. Don't want to be the first in a stringer, especially since they are homemade.
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