Holly E. Mitchell is an IFBB Figure Pro, certified nutrition and training coach with Lean Bodies Consulting, CPT, ISSN-SNS and Mom of twoboys who finagles her way into wearing gym clothes to most social activities.
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Hey there ladies, Coach Holly here! After many years in the gym, I’ve worn just about every brand of fitness clothing on the market. I remember when the only place to get clothes to wear to the gym was a sporting goods store— when yoga pants were called stirrup pants and we wore sweatpants and crop tops, not $98 leggings
Hey there ladies, Coach Holly here! After many years in the gym, I’ve worn just about every brand of fitness clothing on the market. I remember when the only place to get clothes to wear to the gym was a sporting goods store— when yoga pants were called stirrup pants and we wore sweatpants and crop tops, not $98 leggings
Hey there ladies, Coach Holly here! After many years in the gym, I’ve worn just about every brand of fitness clothing on the market. I remember when the only place to get clothes to wear to the gym was a sporting goods store— when yoga pants were called stirrup pants and we wore sweatpants and crop tops, not $98 leggings
A great bunch of finds, including a brand of crops that I've never work before, a lululemon tank top and Nike KD 8's with a black Nike vest.
A great little gym outfit! Stella McCartney for Adidas, Victoria's Secret, lululemon and Nike ID.
I love these! They are not only super comfy, but they don't show sweat (probably due to the pattern), they're soft, cute and I wish there were more colors!
It was a very lululemon kind of day! I usually don't find myself wearing all one brand, but today it all just flowed together nicely and it was 5:00 a.m. when I got dressed, so I went with what worked!
After many years in the gym, I've worn just about every brand of fitness clothing on the market. I remember when the only place to get clothes to wear to the gym was a sporting goods store— when yoga pants were called stirrup pants and we wore sweatpants and crop tops, not $98 leggings!
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