#Ilift activewear trial

I took advantage of a ClassPass free trial and put a few aesthetically pleasing activewear sets to the ultimate test. In case you're wondering what I look for in a piece of activewear or which sets make me feel happy, I'm here to help. There's something about this style of clothing that really helps me feel like my best self. I take comfort in knowing that as soon as I slip into a great pair of leggings, my thighs and glutes will be perfectly hugged and I can lunge, Spin, or squat with ease. While I know this may seem silly to some, I have to admit it's made a world of difference for me. Brands and designers spend countless hours laboring over small details that help you to perform and look your best in their clothing. If you have muscles and curves, which I do, regular clothes aren't always so good to you. I know it sounds crazy that clothing helped me to love and accept my body, but hear me out. I'm at a point in my life where I'm willing to try anything to help me feel happier with my body, and believe it or not, activewear has helped me to achieve that. I tell myself that my thighs should be thinner or that my stomach should be flatter, but at the end of the day, I am incredibly fortunate to have a healthy body that shows up for me every day. No matter how much weight I lift or how many vegetables I eat, I constantly look at myself in the mirror and feel disappointment. It makes me sad that, as someone who has made physical fitness the center of their life for over two decades, I'm not happier with my body. Now I work out five to six days a week, partially because it's a habit and partially because it helps me to feel less anxious. I started dancing at age 2 and played competitive sports until I went to college. I've always been an incredibly athletic person. Although, while I may not be alone in the self-love struggle, I can't help but feel that my situation is somewhat unique. I know that many people reading this have probably said the same thing at some point in their lives. I know that many of my fellow editors have said the same thing several times.

I know that I'm not alone when I say that I have a difficult time appreciating my body.

Ilift activewear