A woman has surprised many people by revealing the unique dress code rule of her gym.
Caitlin is Amico an australian influencer Who currently resides in New York City. Recently, during a “day-in-my-life” video, she shared that her gym has a unique dress code rule.
Greenwich Village Athletic, a squad training gym, requires members to wear only black workout clothes.
Although this may seem like something out of a “cult,” the personal fitness chain introduced it to create an inclusive and non-judgmental workout environment.
He explained in more detail about the unusual Outfit rules on this on her TikTok account Where she explained that as a result, she has no idea about anyone’s sense of style outside the gym, and she did not have to face the usual negative thoughts such as “I don’t look as good as anyone else here”.
The video attracted a lot of attention.
“So interesting about black activewear – is there a reason for it,” asked one social media user.
A dress code at the gym, this is crazy,” said another.
“Wait, that’s a great idea,” one person commented.
“Doing this helps me think about what to wear and black always looks good, even if I don’t feel good I have to go to the gym,” one social media user said.
Michelle, head of content and marketing at the athletics club, revealed the reason behind the dress code in a TikTok video last year – and confirmed it was to eliminate comparisons.
“It’s easier to stick together when we’re on the run. It also looks very nice. It makes my life easier so all the photos look beautiful,” she said.
It comes after an Australian gym owner controversially banned members from filming themselves exercising, sparking industry-wide changes as other fitness facilities around the world followed suit.
Tony Doherty, founder and owner of Melbourne-based Doherty’s Gym, has opened up about the consequences of his decision to stop members recording their fitness routines after his gym became a “circus”.
After Doherty outlawed tripods entirely in all of its gyms – three in Melbourne and one in Perth – in February, Doherty spoke openly in September about the impact his decision was having on the fitness industry.
“To be honest, (the tripod) was drawing my attention,” he told the Dos and D’s podcast.
“One day I went to the gym and there were seven people in a room using tripods and I thought, ‘I need to wrap that thing and wrap it around someone’s head. It was out of control,'” Doherty. said. “There were younger people, there were older people who said, ‘I have to film this for my coach and send it to him,’ and I just said wait.”
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