I just received my catalog and saw this shirt. I hate the thought of spending that much on a tshirt but is says so much! I would probably wear it everyday in the summer. Maybe we should make our own. Anyone wanna share what their shirt would say.
For $39.00 - why not make your own? I myself am not a 'crafty' person, but I'm sure you could use this as an inspiration to put your own thoughts on a tee. Cool shirt/idea!
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Apple, no, I wish! There are several here, but they all cost too much for me. I am just learning on my own, and try to fit in 2 or 3 crossfit WODs or skills practice into my own workout schedule. I'm already lifting 4 days a week, and running, so I can't really handle the 3 days on/1 off thing right now, plus I don't have the skill/strength to really get the most out of some of the workouts, like the 1 rep max days. I just do what I can, and it gives me some variety and fun choices for "cardio" days.
Ya know I thought of that. Really. But in my case I would know for certain that they were really just trying to read the shirt. For me the the issue would be the inconvenience of standing still long enough for who ever wanted to read it.
I thought the phrase would make a great written quote on a multi picture frame. Photos of women I know doing what makes them feel the "strongest" in their roles as women. Just a thought. I'm glad a lot of you enjoyed the site.
Oh yeah, and "Apple" you are so right. Wouldn't this make an incredible shirt to receive after reaching goal.
Lydia,
You always find the coolest shirts!
I love it, but quite frankly, some of the writing I cannot decipher. In any case, for $39US it is way to expensive - by the time I add the exchange rate and shipping, it would balloon up to $50.
I don't know mine would say - probably something in the sense of
I LIFT LIKE A GIRL
and I would have to squeeze in ADOPT A GREYHOUND somehow.
So, just wanted to add, that I was in Wal-Mart today, and in addition to picking up an arm attachment that will hold my cell phone and car keys (by Danskin), so that I can walk the track while dd is at swim team, I noticed they had these really cool shirts by Danskin. Some say things like: Believe in Yourself; Move, Change, Believe; and the one I picked up said "Be the Change You Want to See" which is one of my fav quotes (the longer version). So, if you're ok with people reading your chest (lol!), you might find one of these to your liking for alot less that $39 plus shipping . I thought the "be the change" shirt would be a great motivator for me while I'm sweating it out on that indoor track. Btw, on the armband I got - I'd never seen them before that would hold both my largish cell and my keys. Usually they only hold an ipod/mp3 or a single key. I was psyched. And the shirts were $7.
Wow Fran. That sounds like a great idea. I'll have to check out the one in our area and see if they have that t-shirt. I'm not real crazy about spending that much on the t-shirt I found after my little gym "shopping spee" yesterday. It wouldn't had been so bad but DH decided to join this gym too. Thanks for the tip.
Normally I love Title Nine, but that shirts seems a little overpriced. It's just a basic t-shirt with writing on it. You could pick up a set of fabric pens at a craft store for probably $10 or less, buy your own shirt, and write whatever you want on it. Heck, you could even just steal what they've written. You could use the pens to make lots of shirts.
Way Cool Shirt, just wanna share
Maybe we should make our own. 
Anyone wanna share what their shirt would say. 
Ya know I thought of that. Really. But in my case I would know for certain that they were really just trying to read the shirt. 
. I thought the "be the change" shirt would be a great motivator for me while I'm sweating it out on that indoor track. Btw, on the armband I got - I'd never seen them before that would hold both my largish cell and my keys. Usually they only hold an ipod/mp3 or a single key. I was psyched. And the shirts were $7.
