Sleeping in gym gear to get an extra lie in?

[Shlobber]

AIBU to be eeeeeewwww about this?

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Yes. It's genius.

Why? It sounds like she is sleeping in clean gym wear so she can just hop out of bed to the gym in the morning, rather than sleeping in her own sweat.

This woman is a frigging genius

I used to do this sometimes when I was marathon training in winter and needed to ensure I actually did my run - put my base running gear on before bed, trainers /extra layers next to the bed. I don't really see what is ewww about it - everything was clean on at night and straight into wash after the run.

YABU she is going to shower and change after the gym session.

Fucking genius. I might try it.

I sometimes wear the same tshirt I've slept in to go for a run the following morning. I really begrudge wearing a clean top when I'm going to get all sweaty and chuck it straight in the wash anyway!

It's the same as wearing clean pyjamas

I once slept in gym gear for a 5.30am class the next day, but kept waking up as I was so bloomin hot! Didn't work for me, but yep, it's a genius move

sleeping in a sports bra sounds uncomfortable. How long does it take to put the gear on - couple of minutes? It doesn't really give a lie in.

How much time is she saving? Takes all of 3 minutes to take pyjamas off and put clothes on. Pointless.

I'd find it very uncomfortable and restrictive, plus it's not very airy is it? How does your body and skin breathe in it?

If you put your gear out the night before surely it takes less than 2 mins to get changed? I'd rather lose 2 mins in bed than be too hot and uncomfortable to sleep (and feel a bit yuck)

That's a genius idea

Madness. I sweat loads through the night, even more at the gym. By the end of the session I'd be a pigdog and probably get asked to leave the gym permanently.

Better than taking your children to school in your pyjamas!

Sportswear is very breathable, that's what it is designed for!

My sports bras aren't uncomfortable (small boobs though). I just used to wear a base layer and shorts instead of my PJs then put a warm layer on over the top before heading out. Not really time saving so much as the psychology of being 'commited' to the run - it would have felt really defeatest to take my sportswear off unworn. I never ducked out of an early morning run if I was already wearing my kit.

Cotton pyjamas are much more efficient for vagina airing than a pair of tight and synthetic gym leggings!

I agree Shlobber. At night everything should be airing.
Anyway - just go to bed 3 minutes earlier and wake up 3 minutes earlier.

I've done it when really struggling with running mojo.
I find it impossible to skive a run if I'm already in kit.

It's not a physical thing, everyone has 3 minutes. It's a mental thing, you're prepared, you're up and ready to run.

I've done it when I've planned an early run. It mentally commits me to doing it, and as a faffer, saves about 15 previous minutes in the morning when I'm dopey and forgetful. All I need to do is have a drink and put on things like the trainers waistbelt and earphones and I'm out of the house quietly 10 minutes after my alarm woke me which minimises waking small people up and activating their demands for breakfast.

The clothes are all clean. It's not any hotter or sweatier than pyjamas, and they'll get sweaty and muddy and I'll have a shower in the end anyway.

What bigname says. If I'm dressed for a run I run.

Probably wouldn't if I were going to the gym - wouldn't want to smell 'sleepy' to the poor sod next to me. A run though, absolutely!

And honestly who gives a fuck, they're not getting on the tube

We're all fat and lazy bastards (well I am ) - if I thought I could run I'd be doing it.

I guess it's a bit different as I rarely wear anything in bed.

I do voluntary work and sometimes do a shift that starts at 2.15am. We sleep in bedrooms at the centre. I tried sleeping in comfortable leggings and t-shirt beforehand and getting up and going straight downstairs like that, but I hated it. Felt much better getting changed first.