Most people just want underwear without panty lines so they can just throw them beneath their leggings, and as a result, end up with thongs.
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If you want to avoid love handles, you can pick something with a high waistband that's not too constricting, and if want to avoid mid workout wedgies, you'll get underwear with full coverage. But in terms of the rises - high, mid or low - it's entirely up to you. You also don't want to flash anyone when you're doing squats or such, so you need something with a firm waistband. Take cycling for example, it isn't an exercise that's kind on the lady parts so you don't want to wear a thong or tanga type of underwear while cycling, but something padded.
However, some styles don't make sense with certain types of workouts, so it might be best to avoid them. There isn't some sort of universal style for working out, it's mostly a matter of personal preference.
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These fabrics wick moisture away from your skin when you sweat and they dry up pretty fast.Įven better, they stretch and move with you as you change positions e.g while you're shimmying your hips in aerobics or while you're on a treadmill. You'll want to get something made from nylon, polyester, spandex or elastane. It's inevitable that you'll sweat while working out, and a cotton underwear will soak up all your sweat and retain it, which probably isn't the outcome you want.īest case scenario, you'll start chafing, worst case scenario, yeast and bacteria will grow (especially if you don't change out of your sports gear immediately afterwards) and keep growing until it becomes something you can't ignore.
Here's what you need to know.Ĭotton and sweat don't mix well. You can't really do anything about the darkness and warmth (cause you'll be working out), but you can control the moisture.
The first thing you need to know about what goes on "down there" is that yeast and bacteria just LOOOVVVEEE moist, warm and dark spaces.
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