My week working out in jeans: wedgies, sweaty legs, and minimal chafing

From a nod to the working class to the latest trend in the gym, denim is making a comeback in the world of exercise. I decided to put the hype to the test and try out five different workouts while wearing jeans. And let me tell you, it was quite the experience. First off, lets talk about the practicality of wearing denim while working out. While it may not be the most breathable or stretchy fabric, it does provide a certain level of durability and coverage. I found that during my weightlifting session, the denim material was able to withstand the constant rubbing against the barbell without any signs of wear and tear. Next, I tackled a cardio session in my trusty denim jorts. Surprisingly, they were not as restrictive as I had anticipated. I was still able to move freely and comfortably, although I did work up a bit of a sweat. However, I would not recommend wearing jeans for a high-intensity cardio workout as they may become uncomfortable and restrict your movements. Moving on to a yoga class, I was a bit hesitant to wear jeans, but I was pleasantly surprised. The material was flexible enough to allow me to move through the poses without feeling restricted. However, I did notice that the denim did not absorb sweat as well as my usual yoga pants, leaving me feeling a bit damp and uncomfortable. For my fourth workout, I decided to hit the trails for a hike. This is where denim truly shined. The thick material provided protection against any rough terrain and I didnt have to worry about any thorns or branches poking through. Plus, the denim kept me warm in the chilly morning air. Lastly, I wanted to see how denim would hold up during a dance fitness class. Lets just say, it was not the most ideal choice. The lack of stretch and breathability made it difficult to keep up with the fast-paced movements. I also felt overheated and uncomfortable throughout the class. In conclusion, denim in exercise definitely has its pros and cons. While it may not be the most practical choice for every workout, it can be a durable and stylish option for certain activities. So next time you see someone sporting denim at the gym, dont be too quick to judge. They may just be onto something