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| ya, i hear you. i am with you on compression shorts and have done yoga in them since i started. i have one pair from years ago that were actually bike shorts without the chamois. they were wearing out so i started looking at other options:
speedo: hell no
wrap/yogi looking things: not for another 5-10 years of practise when i look like Gandhi
cotton yoga shorts from everything yoga: a waste of money. hit at the knee, so they pull down when wet and you bend your knee
nike dryfit runner shorts: ok, but were like a wet swimsuit after about 10 minutes, plus i couldn't see my leg/upperquad and glute tighten up like i could with compression shorts.
after purchasing the last two, i said screw it and went back to my old biker/compression shorts. i found a new pair recently of adidas that dont look like underwear as much as underarmor does. they are a little thicker and less revealing, but it's really the least of my concern if someone is checking me out. i've had some pretty attractive ladies in my classes, but after a few poses i forget they are even there. so id guess you might feel self conscious but most are aiming for survial after a few minutes in class instead of having an internal dialogue about someones package or body shape.
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