Ballet-Inspired Yoga At Home
Photo: By Jen Brett courtesy of Jade Yoga1/15Eva Chen's Picks<br />
The best yoga mat out there! Hands never slip or slide!
Jade Harmony Yoga Mat, $67. jadeyoga.com
Photo: courtesy of Lululemon2/15Eva Chen's Picks<br />
These shorts are teeny-tiny but my yoga studio gets boiling hot and they keep me cool.
Lululemon Boogie Shorts, $42. shop.lululemon.com
Photo: By Jen Brett courtesy of Jade Yoga3/15Eva Chen's Picks<br />
I’ve vowed to do more cardio because of its heart-healthy benefits. And I’ve found that wearing cute sneakers definitely makes working out more palatable.
Nike Free XT Motion Fit + training shoe, $90. nike.com
Photo: courtesy of Under Armour4/15Eva Chen's Picks<br />
Super soft and wicks away any, er, dewiness
Under Armour Burnout Tee, $28. underarmour.com
Photo: courtesy of Emily Elizabeth Jewelry5/15Eva Chen's Picks<br />
Keeps hair out of my face—but in a cute way!
Emily Elizabeth Come Fly Away With Me Bobby Pins, $14 each. emilyelizabethjewelry.com
Photo: courtesy of Nike6/15Jane Shin Park's Picks<br />
It’s the lightest, most flexible training shoe I’ve ever worn! It’s insanely comfortable while still providing good support for the heel and ankle.
Nike Free TR Fit Women’s Training Shoe, $85. nike.com
Photo: courtesy of Gatorade7/15Jane Shin Park's Picks<br />
I tend to get dehydrated easily, so I always make sure to keep a sports drink with me during my workout. I don’t like really sweet sports drinks, so I prefer this low-cal one.
G2 Low Calorie Thirst Quencher, $19 for 12 pack. amazon.com
Photo: courtesy of Adidas8/15Jane Shin Park's Picks<br />
I just started taking tennis lessons this summer, and these colorful Adidas skorts are both comfortable and stylish.
Adidas by Stella McCartney Tennis Skorts, $85. shopadidas.com
Photo: Courtesy of Adidas9/15Jane Shin Park's Picks<br />
Three main reasons why I love this bag: 1) It’s designed by Stella McCartney. ’Nuff said. 2) It has separate compartments for dirty tennis shoes and sweaty clothes, which is genius. 3) You can use it as a weekend/overnight bag too.
Adidas by Stella McCartney tennis bag, $200. shopadidas.com
Photo: Courtesy of Nike10/15Laurel Pantin's Picks<br />
When running longer distances, this top is a must! It keeps me cool and dries really fast.
Nike Fast Pace Women’s Running Tank Top, $25. nike.com
Photo: Courtesy of Puma11/15Jane Shin Park's Picks<br />
Even if I put lots of sunscreen on my face before playing an outdoor sport, I still wear a visor for added protection. The opposite is true, too: Even if you wear a hat, you MUST apply SPF as well. (The brim of a typical visor or hat doesn’t cover your entire face!)
Puma Retro Golf Visor, $18. shop.puma.com
Photo: Courtesy of Somnio12/15Laurel Pantin's Picks<br />
I naturally have a really weird gait, and the customizable insoles in these shoes help neutralize the out-of-sync movements of my feet. As a result, I trained for the Nike Women’s Half Marathon last fall without getting a single injury!
Somnio Runaissance Sneakers, $135. somniorunning.com
Photo: courtesy of SoulCycle13/15Laurel Pantin's Picks<br />
A good friend coad me into finally trying the turbo-charged spin classes at SoulCycle, and I instantly became obsessed—not just with the superfun (and REALLY challenging) workout itself, but also with the adorable bandanas they sell. These are perfect for keeping your hair out of your face when taking a cycling class, going for a run, or dashing around town.
SoulCycle Bandana, $11. soulcycle.com
Photo: courtesy of Nike14/15Laurel Pantin's Picks<br />
I still want to feel cute even when I’m beyond sweaty and disgusting on my longer runs! These sassy shorts really help.
Nike Pro Compression Women’s Training Shorts, $22. nike.com
Photo: courtesy of Nike15/15Laurel Pantin's Picks<br />
Because I love this app, I never go for a run without my phone. Map your routes, get pacing feedback, and track your progress—all with this totally nifty app.
Nike + GPS App, $2. itunes.com
