Personally I enjoy training in rags. For my actually coaching and personal training gigs I'm pretty much under-armoured to the nines, but while I train myself I'm typically in some no-name brand pair of shorts (see also: Scott's old school blue shorts from way back when), and a generic old t-shirt covered by a thrift store zip-up hoodie.

My goal originally while I was bodybuilding was to train as covered and as humbled as possible to really focus on the movement quality and contraction themselves without being distracted by the visible changes my body would be going under, now it's taken on much more of a personal meaning.

I thrive in the sweat equity of training, the universality of each of our journeys. We aren't politicians, we aren't doctors, we aren't policeman or office workers in the gym, we are all united under the iron and our struggle to attain our goals. The rags help reinforce that mindset. I am no better than you, I am no better than me. Stay hungry, stay after it.