Beyond the Messy Bun: 20+ Creative & Secure Hairstyle Ideas for the Gym.

You take small strands from the outside and cross them over to the inside. This braid holds well for workouts.

It works best on longer hair. Try putting your hair in a low ponytail first.

Then braid the ponytail, it makes it easier.

Boxer braids are essentially tight double Dutch braids. They start right at the hairline and go all the way down.

They are designed to be very secure and stay put. This makes them perfect for high-intensity training.

Use a bit of gel or pomade at the roots. This helps keep everything sleek and in place.

Braid them tightly for maximum hold.

A crown braid wraps around your head like a halo. It’s a beautiful and secure style.

You can do a French or Dutch braid around your head. It keeps all your hair up and away.

This style feels elegant even at the gym. Pin the braid securely with bobby pins all around your head.

Make sure there are no loose spots.

Combine a braid and a bun for extra security. You can braid a ponytail before wrapping it into a bun.

Or braid sections of your hair before gathering them into a bun. This looks neat and stays tight.

It’s a great way to keep hair from falling out. Use plenty of bobby pins to secure the bun firmly in place.

A classic high bun keeps your hair completely off your neck and back. This is great for staying cool.

It’s a simple style that’s quick to do. Just gather your hair high on your head and twist it into a bun.

Use an elastic and bobby pins. For more volume, you can use a sock bun or a bun donut.

A low bun sits at the nape of your neck. It’s a very secure and sophisticated look.

It works well for all hair types and lengths. This style is less prone to bouncing around during movement.

Gather your hair into a low ponytail. Twist it into a bun and secure it.

Smooth down any bumps before you secure it.

Space buns are fun and very secure. You part your hair down the middle.

Create two high ponytails. Then twist each ponytail into a bun.

Secure each bun with an elastic and pins. They keep your hair off your neck and look cute.

Try to make them even on both sides.

A twisted ponytail is a simple way to add a twist to the basic ponytail. It adds a bit more security too.

You can twist sections of hair back into the ponytail. Or twist the ponytail itself.

It’s quick and holds better than a simple elastic. Secure the twist tightly with your hair tie.

You can twist two sections together before the elastic.

Twisting your hair before forming a bun adds extra hold. It makes the bun tighter and more secure.

Gather your hair for a bun, then twist the length tightly. Wrap the twist into a bun shape.

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