General Stylish Mojo Sweatpants - Black

MOJO Sweatpants increase
body heat, causing you to become hot and sweat more quickly during your
routine. It takes extra calories to cool your body down when you sweat, so the
additional heat caused by sweatpants can help you burn a few additional
calories. The additional caloric expenditure is a small one, though, so you
won't see much difference in your results simply because you wear sweatpants.

Wicking Away Moisture

Even if you wear
sweatpants to stay warm, you'll probably start sweating at some point during
your routine. No one wants to walk around with sweaty legs, and sweatpants can
help wick away moisture, keeping you cool and dry. Choose sweatpants made of
material specifically designed to wick away moisture and steer clear of heavy
fabrics that absorb moisture, such as fleece.

Protecting Your Skin

When you exercise
outside, you probably notice only the sun that hits your face and your chest.
But your legs are just as vulnerable to sunburn as any other part of your body,
and sweatpants can help you avoid a sunburn. They'll also save you time if you
don't want to worry about sunscreen. In muggy weather when mosquitoes are out
in full force, the pants will protect your legs from nasty bites, and if you
exercise in natural settings or high grass, your pants will provide you some
protection from ticks, spiders and thorny bushes.

Keeping You Warm

Sweatpants are
designed to help keep you warm when the temperature is less than ideal. But the
warmth isn't reserved only for your skin. Sweatpants trap heat close to your
body and can help you warm up your muscles more quickly. It's much safer to
exercise warm muscles than cold ones. Theoretically, then, sweatpants might
help you reduce your risk of injury, particularly if you tend to avoid warm-up
routines.