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"For a lot of us, the right workout gear is important. It&amp;#x27;s got to be functional, comfortable, and yes, look pretty OK, too (because doesn&amp;#x27;t that sometimes make you feel more confident overall? I swear I run a leeeeetle bit longer when I like what I&amp;#x27;m wearing). So imagine if that all went away, and you were required to run in nothing but...your skivvies. Would you do it? This question is all inspired by the Cupid&amp;#x27;s Undie Run--a national race (length: about a mile) that takes place all around the country that helps raise funds for The Children&amp;#x27;s Tumor Foundation. It looks like a ridiculous amount of fun, honestly, and it obviously benefits a great cause. And while not everyone runs strictly in their underpants (these pics are so awesome), the guidelines do suggest undergarments as the official uniform. So would you do it? On the &amp;quot;pro&amp;quot; side--in this particular case--are: fun! And charity! The other thing--and I think this one is really important--is that everyone is essentially wearing the same outfit you are, which would most certainly help minimize the &amp;quot;OMG I&amp;#x27;m jiggling around in my underpants in public&amp;quot;-ness, right? On the &amp;quot;con&amp;quot; side--well, I guess there&amp;#x27;s the &amp;quot;OMG I&amp;#x27;m jiggling around in my underpants in public&amp;quot;-ness. To be honest, I&amp;#x27;d probably bounce up and down in the mirror beforehand, just to be sure I was OK in revealing what I was about to be revealing. (I&amp;#x27;m not a sports bra-only kind of worker-outer. What can I say, I like shirts.) So my answer is: yes, I&amp;#x27;d run in my underpants...for this race. But no, I would not be interested in going for a run in my underpants in general. Because...no. But I want to know what you would do! Would you do it? Photo: Cupid&amp;#x27;s Undie Run via Facebook, by Rob Wanenchak"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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