Does anybody here go to Club St Louis? I am in town fro the awesome World Naked Bike Ride and will have a few hours to kill before my flight out. I would love to get a nude workout in. Can I get away with it?
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- LULuv2bnudeFLOriginal PosterAug 2, 2022
It was ok. Did not get much of a workout in. The gym is pretty lame plus signs all over requiring shorts
ReactReply - MI
Aug 2, 2022Were other areas clothing optional?
If you lived at a clothing optional resort, you could work out (and bike) nude whenever you wanted to.ReactReply - LULuv2bnudeFLOriginal PosterAug 2, 2022
The Wet areas, pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room were clothing optional so I was nude there.
ReactReply - MIAug 2, 2022
Are you still going to try Houston after your disappointing session in St. Louis?
ReactReply - LULuv2bnudeFLOriginal PosterAug 3, 2022
I would not say it was disappointing, I will probably try Club Houston. I just have to keep in mind that Club Fort Lauderdale is the flagship of the organization and is probably the best of them
ReactReply - MIAug 5, 2022
Understandable that some would be better equipped than others.
Seems strange, however that clothing requirements would differ.
Did you inquire why working out nude is not allowed in St. Louis?
Will you check ahead of time for Houston so there are no surprises?ReactReply - LULuv2bnudeFLOriginal PosterAug 5, 2022
I just assumed it was local or state ordinances. I did not bother asking. One plus is they had the free lunch buffet like CFL used to. Since I had not eaten all day since the sandwich shop across from the bike shop was closed that worked out well.
ReactReply - MIAug 7, 2022[quote]I just assumed it was local or state ordinances. I did not bother asking. One plus is they had the free lunch buffet like CFL used to. Since I had not eaten all day since the sandwich shop across from the bike shop was closed that worked out well.[/quote] Since Tx is more conservative than Mo do you think it could be the same in Houston? Since there were a lot of signs stating shorts were required in the gym, perhaps it was a new rule. I remember someone mentioning that when he joined an all male health club some years ago, he was puzzled by the signs stating that shorts were required in the gym. He eventually asked some of the long time members about it and they told him that until recently, men were allowed to work out nude so they needed signs to remind members not to.ReactReply