Friday, May 31, 2013

The Right Sports Clothing For The Workout

By Kenny Eliason


When it comes to performance, sports clothing can help or hinder you. It may get in the way of a pass or trip you up, however it might also allow you to move more quickly down the court. Regardless of your sport or exercise, making the right decisions can mean benefiting your performance.

Perhaps the first question you have is how light or heavy the attire should be. Working out on a treadmill, for example, means you can wear just about as little as you like in most cases. It is unlikely you will need to deal with falls or scrapes as a result of being stationary.

If you are playing basketball instead then you may want something that offers a bit more cover. A jersey, for example, remains light while offering a bit more coverage to protect from falls. Sweat bands may be useful for your head and elbows as well.

This brings up a good point regarding ability, as sweating is almost synonymous with sports while often being a hindrance. Your hands and brows should, preferably, remain dry in order to not slow you down during a game. Therefore take necessary steps to avoid the distraction.

In the event that you are not running and jumping about, and instead lifting up a heavy piece of iron, things can change again. Lifting gloves can aid you in maintaining a strong grip and protect your skin from being damaged in the process of your workout. Remember, though, the gloves can wear out with use.

With a little forethought, sports clothing can help your game almost as much as practice can. Keep in mind that if you are losing weight while you work out, you will likely need new clothes as time goes on. Remember to keep your clothing clean and ready to use before each workout.




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