
Showing posts with label Athletics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Athletics. Show all posts
May 31, 2016
Favorite Wears: Summer Athliesure

October 26, 2014
Favorite Wears: Feeling Royal

I'll be rooting for the Royals tonight (obvi) and then, now that we know that there will be a Game 6 - stayed tuned to see what I wear to that game (I get to go!!) via Instagram! I'm so excited!
October 22, 2014
3 ways to wear a white dress right now

1. Pair with plaid (and my favorite, buffalo check) and metallics. This look is a more glamorous version of cozy-chic and could easily go from day to night:
2. Layer with more white! But pick wintery pieces, like a sweater with more texture to make the two pieces look different from one another!
3. Go sporty! This fleece varsity jacket could not be more comfortable - and it's warm! In this case, the feminine details of this dress (as many summer dresses employ) help balance out the athletic-inspired pieces:
{Outfit details: Dress - c/o Boden, Red Lips & Sunglasses - c/o Firmoo worn with... 1. Buffalo Check Jacket (this one would be cute, too!); Necklace; Earrings; Wedges 2. Sweater - Old Navy (last year, similar); Pearl Earrings - old (similar); Boots 3. Varsity Jacket (on sale!); Necklace - Forever 21; Sneakers - J.Crew (sold out; similar & same style}; Red Purse - c/o Fossil}
October 2, 2014
Favorite Wears: Styling Athletic Wear

September 25, 2014
You're Invited! Athleta KC Fall Shopping Event with Bar Method & Parlor

Not able to make the event? Here are a few of my favorite pieces to wear during a workout and onward with my day:

And stay tuned for some Athleta outfits here, too!
August 26, 2014
Back to School, Back to You!

August 26, 2010
A break from the Remix: Triathlon Clothing
In between my remix challenge outfits, I'm wearing this t-shirt non-stop.
I completed my first triathlon this past weekend! It was the "short" course length comprised of a 500 meter open water swim in Longview lake, 12 mile crazy hilly bike (where I was one of only a few on a mountain bike = newbie) and 3 mile run in the blazin' sun! It was intensely hard, but so great at the same time! I was so glad to have done it, and can't wait to do another!
We were given the above t-shirt, and I'm wearing it the rest of the week while lounging around as my badge of honor. :)
Being my first tri, I took some suggestions and a leap of faith on what to wear. I was super happy with my selections without spending $150+ for a tri suit! Here are the pieces I used, and that I'll easily wear again:
Tarpon One Piece Suit - This suit has a full bottom to avoid a wedge while running and a sports bra on top for better support and to keep you in place. The open back makes this suit feel like a two piece.
Zipper Daybreak Top - Once you get out of the water, you want something easy to slip on and that will wick away water and upcoming sweat. I got this sleeveless top that had a 3/4 of the way zipper. I laid it on my bike at my transition area unzipped 1/2 way down. This allowed me to easily slip it on and zip it up on my bike.
Now that I have the clothes down, for my next tri, I hope to have an easier bike...I got whizzed by tons of road bikes. While I love my mountain bike and it's a good one - a hilly triathlon course is no place for it!
I completed my first triathlon this past weekend! It was the "short" course length comprised of a 500 meter open water swim in Longview lake, 12 mile crazy hilly bike (where I was one of only a few on a mountain bike = newbie) and 3 mile run in the blazin' sun! It was intensely hard, but so great at the same time! I was so glad to have done it, and can't wait to do another!
We were given the above t-shirt, and I'm wearing it the rest of the week while lounging around as my badge of honor. :)
Being my first tri, I took some suggestions and a leap of faith on what to wear. I was super happy with my selections without spending $150+ for a tri suit! Here are the pieces I used, and that I'll easily wear again:
All by Athleta:
Tri Spin Shorts - have slight padding in the rear to get your through the bike, but not enough to soak up water and make me feel like swamp-ass. I wore these shorts over the swim suit for a faster transition between swim and bike (pulling on tight shorts over a wet suit and body is hard). They didn't budge and felt great through all 3 sports! I'm wearing these shorts in the top photo.Tarpon One Piece Suit - This suit has a full bottom to avoid a wedge while running and a sports bra on top for better support and to keep you in place. The open back makes this suit feel like a two piece.
Zipper Daybreak Top - Once you get out of the water, you want something easy to slip on and that will wick away water and upcoming sweat. I got this sleeveless top that had a 3/4 of the way zipper. I laid it on my bike at my transition area unzipped 1/2 way down. This allowed me to easily slip it on and zip it up on my bike.
Now that I have the clothes down, for my next tri, I hope to have an easier bike...I got whizzed by tons of road bikes. While I love my mountain bike and it's a good one - a hilly triathlon course is no place for it!
February 3, 2010
Shoe of the Day; Reeboks (seriously)
I got a belated Christmas gift this past weekend from my mama. She had tried to get me the popular new Reebok athletic shoes in December, but they were sold out everywhere! Finally a new shipment, of a grand total of EIGHT pairs, came to the near by sporting store and she snatched up my size!
Reebok Easytones aren't just your typical running shoes. They're supposed to tone your legs with the air pocket-like patented sole technology, which emulates walking on sand.

Reebok Easytones aren't just your typical running shoes. They're supposed to tone your legs with the air pocket-like patented sole technology, which emulates walking on sand.

I got the lime green ones!


So, I took my new tennies on a test run this weekend when I went for a walk with the pup. Not only did my legs (hamstrings and butt) feel more engaged, but they are wonderful on the joints! The technology in the sole make each step more cushioned. I love them!
The only hard part is getting them. They go fast!
The only hard part is getting them. They go fast!
July 16, 2009
Shoe(s) of the Day - ZUMBA!
Ok, so I've been doing Zumba for some time now, and really enjoying it. Something I'm going to stick with. However, my feet are starting to ache. I've been wearing my general running shoes, that are a bit too clunky for this dance aerobic class, not to mention make squeaky sounds all too often (no need to draw more attention to me and my attempt at the moves). So, I need help.
Does anyone else out there do Zumba? Have any shoes you recommend?
With a little guidance from the web and Google - I found this helpful site. Here are some options that seem like good fits and that are cute too...
Does anyone else out there do Zumba? Have any shoes you recommend?
With a little guidance from the web and Google - I found this helpful site. Here are some options that seem like good fits and that are cute too...

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