4 Things Hugh Jackman Teaches Us About Gym Style

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Moves like Jagger? How about "Jacked like Jackman?" The Aussie actor is a known gym rat, preparing for roles like superhero Wolverine by getting as well... jacked as possible. In fact, there are probably more photos of him in athletic gear rather than casual clothes.

That got us thinking. Proper gym wear is something most guys don’t really pay enough attention to. While it’s not as important as the office uniform, looking presentable at the gym isn’t just a confidence-booster, it can actually help your workout. Just ask Hugh Jackman, who demonstrates that looking right for the gym doesn’t have anything to do with mixing colors or wearing expensive brands. Here are 4 Things Hugh Jackman Teaches Us About Gym Style.


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Black and grey together is a no brainer and makes shopping for gym clothes much easier. Black is also slimming, which complements your build. Look at where his shorts stop. Right above the knee is the sweet spot because it elongates the legs and makes him look taller. Get the same effect with these Reebok Pique Training Shorts, $20.


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We in no way endorse Jackman’s toe shoes, but we can appreciate those slimmer sweats. Ditch the baggy ones from college get something a little more streamlined, like a pair of Nike Tech Fleece Pants, $80. Just please get a proper pair of sneakers.

[#image: /photos/558367223655c24c6c966b81] **3. The Case for Compression Tights**

Here, Jackman wears gear that keeps him warm during outdoor runs in cold weather. A hoodie and cap regulate heat up top, while well-fitting shorts are worn over compression tights. They’re important because they keep your leg muscles loose while regulating temperature. Just don’t forget to put a pair of shorts over them. These adidas Frost Tights, $50, will keep you in top form in the off season. We don’t recommend you wear them solo.

[#image: /photos/558367203655c24c6c966b79] **4. Keep Your Backpack Combat Ready**

The worst thing about many gym shorts is a complete lack of pockets. The next is worrying about where to put your stuff en route. A compact backpack has more than enough room for a pair of shoes, towel, water bottle, and any other necessity. We like this Nike RPM Backpack, $100, because it’s compact and has a combat vibe. After all, going to the gym should be a little like prepping for the fight of your life.

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