Wow, what this woman to do in the gym
When I first saw the headline for this story, I thought: "Maybe they was wearing super-revealing clothing?" But...nope.
Tiffany Austin says that they was told by a gym staff member about 15 minutes in to her workout that they needed to cover upa??because the gym had "some complaints [she] was intimidating people with toned body."
Austin says he was wearing workout pants as well as a tank top that exposed a quantity of her stomach, but that he didn't feel it was revealing (here's the outfit in query). Still, he was apparently told that the tank top violated the gym's dress code owner. He told the staff member that he would be happy to put a gym-provided shirt over the tank top, but decided to hightail it out of the facility after another staff member told her he needed to cover up as he was waiting to put it on.
Austin had joined the gym, and this marked her first workout there. After the event, they decided to ask for her membership money back.
You see so lots of different kinds of workout apparel at the gyma??I mean, I have seen everything from little leotards to full-on baggy sweatsuits. and not violating a facility's dress code is definitely thing...but asking someone to wear more clothes because he was "too toned" is definitely not something I have ever heard before.
Have you? What do you think?
Tiffany Austin says that they was told by a gym staff member about 15 minutes in to her workout that they needed to cover upa??because the gym had "some complaints [she] was intimidating people with toned body."
Austin says he was wearing workout pants as well as a tank top that exposed a quantity of her stomach, but that he didn't feel it was revealing (here's the outfit in query). Still, he was apparently told that the tank top violated the gym's dress code owner. He told the staff member that he would be happy to put a gym-provided shirt over the tank top, but decided to hightail it out of the facility after another staff member told her he needed to cover up as he was waiting to put it on.
Austin had joined the gym, and this marked her first workout there. After the event, they decided to ask for her membership money back.
You see so lots of different kinds of workout apparel at the gyma??I mean, I have seen everything from little leotards to full-on baggy sweatsuits. and not violating a facility's dress code is definitely thing...but asking someone to wear more clothes because he was "too toned" is definitely not something I have ever heard before.
Have you? What do you think?
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