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"I have a semi-strict dress code when it comes to working out--do you? Shirt: not too loose, not too tight, not too short. Stomach: covered. Shorts: OK, but let&amp;#x27;s not get crazy-short (so uncomfy when you&amp;#x27;re spinning or doing squats!). So let&amp;#x27;s just say AnnaLynne McCord&amp;#x27;s volleyball outfit does not adhere to code. Strictly speaking, AnnaLynne may not have been working out working out in this volleyball game--it very likely could have just been one of those just-playing-around sorts of beach games, which I totally get. Still, the pic made me think about our own personal comfort levels in what we wear while working out. Would I play any sort of jumping-around sport--even just a random pickup game--wearing a bikini? That would be a no. You? I&amp;#x27;m all for someone wearing whatever they feel is comfiest while they&amp;#x27;re exercising. In fact, two days ago I passed by a guy who was jogging wearing nothing but shorts. OK, and shoes. It was 100 degrees outside, and I actually felt a pang of jealousy that men can just whip off their shirts when they want to. So if someone feels comfy wearing a sports bra and teensy shorts, awesome. Go for it! I wouldn&amp;#x27;t personally do it--I&amp;#x27;ve done the &amp;quot;naked dance&amp;quot; in front of the mirror after a shower often enough to know that I feel happier when my jiggly parts have at least a little bit of coverage. Uh, please tell me you&amp;#x27;ve done the naked dance? What&amp;#x27;s the bare minimum amount of clothing you&amp;#x27;ll wear during a workout? More stars working out: * Steal Fergie&amp;#x27;s Celebrity Trainer&amp;#x27;s Workout Secrets * Celebrity Trainers&amp;#x27; All-time Best Workout Advice *The Nip and Tuck Workout (Without the Nip and Tuck) Photo: Pacific Coast News"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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