Don’t wear new bottoms on the day of a race.Įvery runner knows to not try new foods, new shoes, new GUs on race day, and your shorts or bottoms shouldn’t be an exception. High-waisted workout apparel has a tendency to ride up and gather at the toe. I find that workout bottoms that fit comfortably on your hips are the best option. “High-waisted” and “workout gear” are two terms that should never be used in the same sentence. Make sure to purchase bottoms that aren’t high-waisted. Try squatting, jumping and running in place. Also, move around in them while you try them on. Try walking out of the fitting room to see what they look like in different lighting. Not just shorts, but all lower body workout bottoms, should be tried on before being purchased.
Always try on running shorts before you buy them.
You can let the rest of your body do all the talking. By using the following tips, you can avoid camel toe while running. I know sometimes it’s an unavoidable suction in our body that creates this silhouette. With summer on its way, it can be tricky to avoid the toe and still stay cool. I have, however, learned from experience how to avoid the dreaded camel toe. Thanks to race photos, we are lucky enough to catch sight of it in all its glory. Yes, I am referring to our infamous camel toe. Until that race photo shows exactly what it’s been up to. It’s almost like it’s waving, “HELLO!” and we’re the last ones to know. It sneaks up on us when we least expect it and lets everyone know it’s there.
Whether we want to admit it or not, we’ve all had it.
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