Perfect Man Bun Styles For Exercising

Hey guys and welcome back for another hair video today, I'm just gon na be running you through a few different, really handy man, bun variations and techniques that I like to use when I'm either at the gym or when I'm doing exercise long hair can be a Little bit annoying to work with, whilst being active, so I really hope that you get some value from this video and walk away with something that you can implement straightaway when you go and do your workout and as always, if you enjoy what you see here today, Please make sure you give this video a massive thumbs up and hit the little bell symbol if you are subscribed to my channel. So you don't miss any of my updates to come in future in terms of what you're gon na need to achieve all these stars and techniques that I mentioned in today's video. All you need is two hair ties and two bobby pins at minimum or four bobby pins at max. Okay, I'll leave, links to the hair ties that I use and the bobby pins that I use down in the description box for you as well. So it makes it really easy for you to execute these, and I think it's now time to get onto these hairstyles and techniques for sports and gym so the first technique, / style, is the agility man bun. This particular style and technique is really great for sports activities, like boot camps, playing basketball playing soccer or any activity that requires you to have short, sharp, fast movements. Although this man bun does look just like a normal man but on the outside, the construction of it is way more intricate than you actually think so. To achieve this style, you'll first want to grab one of your hair ties and just tie your hair up into a normal bun, as if you were going out on a normal day and then once you've got your hair in the right place. The next thing you're gon na want to do is grab two bobby pins and attach them on opposite sides of each other to the hair tie. What this is is a bungee cord. They do have professional ones of these, but these are a makeshift one that I learned how to do in my course, and they are fantastic for securing hairstyles from there. You'Ll want to insert one of your bobby pins from your makeshift bungee cord into the base of your bun at the top and then wrap the attached hair tie around your bun until you feel it tighten once the elastic becomes difficult to stretch any further around the Bun, all you need to do, then, is secure it using the other bobby pin on the other side of your mate shift, bungee cord and pop it in to the base of the bun wherever it lands to finish up the hairstyle, you may have like little dangly Bits hanging outside of the bung - I always have that, so what I normally do is just wrap them all around the bun once more and then use my other two bobby pins to sort of secure them in further a it Tiny's the hairstyle up and just provides You with a little bit more security. The reason that this method is so effective as well is because it customizes the length and the tightness of the elastic to your own hair density. So it doesn't really matter how thick or dense your hair actually is. You can always have a hair tie, that's gon na fit your hair properly and really keep your hair nice and secure it's literally one of the best things I've learned at Hair, Stylist school, and it really works well for my sports and movement exercises so yeah enjoy That one now, let's move on to the next style and techniques, so the next style and technique is what I like to call the lifting man bun. So this one is actually super simple and you only need one hair tie for this and maybe some bobby pins. If you're, you know wanting to tidy it up or if you like, the neater sort of style, the trick with this style is the high placement. So when you're lifting at the gym or doing any exercise, that requires you to lay your head on a flat surface. You'Ll want to make sure that you're wearing something that's quite high. That'S not gon na interfere with the back, there's nothing worse than having this big bulbous clump of hair at the back of your head. When you're trying to do a bench press, it's very uncomfortable and if your head isn't in the right place, when you're doing some of those exercises like lifting it can cause damage to your neck. So don't wear your bun at the back of your head. Make sure you wear it really nice and high, so it just doesn't get in the way. So to achieve this style, all you need to do is group your hair as high as you can on top of your head before securing it with just one hair tie and then, if you have any wispy bits just like with the agility, bun use your bobby Pins to wrap them around the hand, style and secure them in that's pretty much all you need, because there's not so much movement in the gym or like when you're lifting you're not really darting around the place so having one hair tie wrapped around a couple of Times, usually, is you know sufficient, but that is the lifting button, so the third style and technique on the list is the run bun. So running is actually the one exercise that I find really really fun and actually enjoy doing. Not many people like cardio in saying that, though I you hate running, if my hair doesn't feel secure, I get hot. I get sweaty, and the last thing I want is my obnoxious long hair flowing all over my face all over my back. Well, I'm a sweaty hot mess. Okay, it's just not right! I loathe it. I don't like it. I honestly have no idea how those chicks cope when they're running with those big long, ponytails and dangling all over their back. It literally makes me quiver. I hate it. So, in order to combat having long hair problems when I'm running the Run, button is rather intricate but works great for this. All you need to do with this is start with our bungee cord again, and what we're gon na do is secure it around our hair, but in a medium ponytail at the back of your head. Once you have your ponytail nice, secure and tight. All you'll, then want to do is put your cap on and feed the ponytail out through the back of it. The reason a cap is super essential for this style is because it actually acts as a brace for the base of the bun, and it also restricts anything from moving around while you're jogging and there's no bouncing and all that stuff. And then, when you're, using the bungee cord to create a custom size elastic for your hair, you've created a really really strong foundation and that hair is definitely not gon na go anywhere. So once you've got your bungee cord ponytail and your cap firmly in place, all you'll then want to do is grab your second hair tie and then tie the remaining hair into a bun, as you normally would from there. Just like all the other hairstyles. I use a few extra bobby pins to secure it down a little bit further and off. I go for my run, so that's my three man bun styles and techniques, for the gym and exercising guys. I really hope you didn't find this video useful and please make sure you leave me a comment if you try any of these out and let me know how you go with them, as always, remember to smash that like button, if you enjoyed the video and if You are currently growing your hair out and you want to join a Facebook group. We'Ve got a great hair growth community over at men, buns and Mane's, and you can access that by visiting the link in the description box. Alright it'll take you to the main buns and Mane's website, and you just have to follow the prompts and shablam you're in. I hope you enjoyed the rest of your week and I'll see you next Monday for another video goodbye. You