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3 Fitness Brands With Essential Workout Gear For Broke AF College Girls

Going to the gym is hard enough, your wallet doesn't need to hurt too.

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3 Fitness Brands With Essential Workout Gear For Broke AF College Girls
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When first starting college, everyone warns you about the dreaded 'freshman 15'.

The freshman 15 is the belief that after the first year of college, you will gain 15 pounds due to drinking, not working out, and not eating healthy.

However, most campuses have a free recreation center for students. Although it's hard to make the choice to go workout for an hour a day while you could be sleeping, studying, or with your friends, cute workout clothes are definitely a motivator.

However, college students are usually on a budget and don't have money to buy $80 leggings. Other than for a few essentials, I don't think workout clothes need to be crazy expensive. Save yourself some money and shop at these places next time you need some new workout gear.

1. ZAFUL

All over Youtube and Instagram, you'll find bloggers and influencers who are promoting ZAFUL swimsuits. However, besides cheap and trendy swimsuits, this brand also sells workout gear that ranges from leggings, sports bra and leggings sets, and cropped sweatshirts.

$20.49

$24.00

$52.00

3. Dresslily

Dresslily features some really cute, unique workout pieces. Instead of buying the usual black leggings, they have fun leggings that will spice up any outfit. Currently, these leggings are on sale for only $17.09!

$17.09

$16.99

$14.99

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