Working out without clothing is the best workout IMO because my skin can breathe as my heart rate increases. This is especially good in the summer time or if you tend to sweat a lot while exercising.
On a side note it is amazing how a thread about working out get turned into something sexual that has little or no connection to the OP
minimalist75;Your additional information helps me understand.However, when he started rubbing your feet, is it possible your lack of a response could have been misunderstood as consent?
Not sure, but in retrospect, not responding when he started moving his foot up my leg it probably could have been.
Here in Ft Lauderdale, probably about 17 years ago a local gym in cooperation with a gay men's naturist club held a nude workout night. I went and it was the first time I worked out nude and I loved it! The gym was co-ed, but for that night it was men only. They had a special guest, Falcon exclusive porn star Matthew Rush. Funny thing was, he remained clothed the entire time. Seemed very ironic that the guy that performs nude on film would not get naked at that event. Maybe it was a contractual thing with Falcon, or maybe he just did not get naked unless he was being paid well.The attached pic was from that event. OMG! back when I had tanlines!How did you contain a cock that big in as swimsuit as small as the tanline indicates?Do you spend enough time nude in the sun now that you don't have a noticeable tanline?The freedom must feel great!I have not had a tanline for over 8 years now. During the Covid lockdown The Club and Haulover were closed so no opportunities to tan nude. The only place I could go was our condo pool, but I would have to wear a swimsuit so I pretty much stayed out of the sun. I always wore the same swimsuit back then. A red Nike TerazSo you minimize your outdoor time where you can't be nude?How do you handle yardwork an other outdoor activities where you can't be nude?Do you own any swimsuits at this point if you don't want to wear any?
Yes I avoid the sun when i can't be nude. i live in a condo so don't do yard work.
I own tons of swimsuits. I use them for swimming/ hot tub and sauna at LA Fitness. Most of them have the liners cut out.
The men's resort I keep talking about is primarily peopled by gay men.minimalist75; Your additional information helps me understand.However, when he started rubbing your feet, is it possible your lack of a response could have been misunderstood as consent? Not sure, but in retrospect, not responding when he started moving his foot up my leg it probably could have been.
The behavior you describe is a typical first move. Start by touching lightly, "innocently," "accidentally," innocuously, and see what happens. If the guy pulls away or simply says, "No thanks," that ends it.
If there's no response, to the first touch, that's a green light to try a little more. Maybe the first touch really was "innocent" and "accidental." Make the next touch a bit more deliberate. Again, no response is a green light to continue.
If I remember correctly, you said he got halfway up your thigh before you got out of the hot tub.
Obviously, it was unintentional on your part. Nonetheless, your non-action was taken as assent. But even so, he didn't assume he'd read it correctly -- and asked for clarification.
By minimalist75:Wasn't it uncomfortable to cram your equipment into a small tight suit like that?I think it's the reverse. That fabric is under a lot of strain!Love it when the physiology shows through the fabric.
Actually the Nike Teraz was quite comfortable. They were a single layer unlined Polyester / Lycra suit that they made in the late 1990's. They were intended as a competition suit, but when wet, especially the red ones left nothing to the imagination. They fell out of favor because being so revealing the parents of the high school and college swimmers did not approve of their sons showing the goods so Nike discontinued them. Shortly after an entrepreneurial person (me) risked most of my savings after moving to Florida to buy Nike's entire remaining stock. I actually made a living selling them on ebay. I was strpped for cash at that time so I sold all of them. I wish i would have kept a few. I loved those suits and the looks I would get exiting the water.
I don't have many swim suits; none of them have liners.Most of them have the liners cut out.
The first thing I do with a swim suit or shorts (some shorts come with liners), is to cut the liner out.
The basketball shorts I bought had a liner -- why?
I do calisthenics nude. I usually wear light clothing when I do cardio work because I sweat like crazy.
I would think that heavy sweating would be an ideal reason to not wear clothing when exercising.
I would much rather have sweat dripping down that saturating my clothes!
Luv2bnudeFL:Shortly after an entrepreneurial person (me) risked most of my savings after moving to Florida to buy Nike's entire remaining stock. I actually made a living selling them on ebay.
Entrepreneurialism in swimwear! Sounds a great way to make a living!I wish i would have kept a few. I loved those suits and the looks I would get exiting the water.
Some of my suits get similar effects through sheerness and/or fit. My lack of awareness probably means I miss some reactions, but I'm sure I'm noticed occasionally. :-)
I would love to buy some!
They are long gone. The last few I had sold for between $200-250 each
Before I started selling them I was hyping them up on the gay speedo boards. The suits were somewhat legendary for their revealing nature, but i kind of whipped it up to a frenzy. Nike got to the point that they just did not sell so they were happy to unload them to me at a fraction of msrp. I "invested". close to $4000 in the suits. I was out of work at the time and only had about $5K in the bank, so it was a huge risk
I marketed them toward the gay exhibitionist crowd and it worked The suits sold for a minimum of 6X and a max of 25X what I paid for them.
I even received an email from a Nike Marketing exec congratulating me for what he called "Marketing Genius" but adding that they could have never marketed them the way I did