Gym gear during cold weather

>>41810933

you've got to go back.

>>41810979
Don't go there man. I love the tropics but it was dead. Super isolated and nothing to do.

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>>41810933
Sounds like you need to man the fuck up. I hiked 20 minutes in the snow to get to my gym, which was a converted concert hall so it had a draft like a barn, and worked out for 2 hours in an unheated room, in shirt and shorts, where I could see my breath and the barbells stung they were so cold. Then, had to hike back home afterwards. Pic related.

>>41811269
God damn Canadians.

Until my body acclimatises to the weather, I need to cover up.

I'd like to see you exercise in 35C+ weather with 95% humidity. You're Canadian ass would have a stroke.

But I'm not being a dick. Seriously how hard is it to suggest some gym gear for colder weather? Why you have to go all fsggot on me and try to act macho. It's the Internet nobody cares about it

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>>41810933
omg what a pussy

>>41811315
Buy some under armour or something? Or start rocking long johns?

>>41811315
Or you can go full slav. An adidas tracksuit probably isn't that expensive. At least you'll be able to get good squat gains.

>>41810933
Long sleeve Under Armour shirt? The generic version is pretty cheap.

I'd recommend rocking the Under Armour leggings too, if you're secure enough in your masculinity.

Shorts and a hoodie?

>14C
>too cold to wear a t-shirt and shorts
>inside nonetheless
go home mohammed

This isn't worthy of its own thread, can I tag on here?

Should I get athletic shoes for the gym? If so, what kind? I mainly want to begin lifting and do light cardio.

>>41810933
you could buy some long sleeve thermal shirts, Columbia has good ones. Legs just wear sweatpants.