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The aerobic queen adorns a skin-tight spandex leotard, free-flowing and curly brown hair and has a perky voice that gets the engine running.
This mistress of cardio sporting the curve-hugging outfit, is none other than Richard Simmons - the epitome of terrible gym attire.
Simmons' love affair with Lycra tops the list for number of cringes received, but don't allow yourself to become near his ranking; especially in the Aztec Recreation Center, where you could meet your future ex-boyfriend or girlfriend.
Nevertheless, there's no need to fret or wonder what exactly qualifies as "proper" for exercising.
Here are some tips, similar to how Stacy London and Clinton Kelly of TLC's "What Not To Wear" advise guests on their show - the only difference being those taking the advice are being weaned away from wearing tacky muumuus and dresses dating back to 1900.
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