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Molly Qerim clearly did not show up to the gym to be forgotten.

The former ESPN host recently gave her Instagram followers another reason to stop scrolling when she posed in a tight pair of red shorts and a black crop top. The outfit was simple, the confidence was not.

According to Molly’s caption:

“how you do anything is how you do everything.”

And judging by the post, she seems to be taking that message very seriously.

The red shorts immediately grabbed attention. They showed off her legs while giving the whole outfit a sporty look. The black crop top completed the gym fit. Apparently, regular workout clothes were not dramatic enough for this particular Instagram appearance.

Molly has built a reputation for looking polished both on television and away from the studio. This latest post was no different. Even her gym outfit looked like it had been carefully planned.

Molly has never been shy about sharing stylish moments with her followers. She regularly posts photos that mix fitness, fashion and everyday life. This time, she kept things sporty while still making the outfit impossible to ignore.

And that caption deserves attention too. It sounds like one of those motivational quotes that appears on a gym wall right before someone asks you to do another set of squats. But Molly seems to have made it part of her routine.

The message is simple. Put effort into what you do, stay consistent, and apparently, look good while doing it.

Her followers were certainly paying attention. The comments quickly filled with compliments, proving once again that Instagram users can turn a simple gym photo into a full-blown event.

Molly, meanwhile, appears completely comfortable with the attention.

There is also something funny about the whole situation. She may have been heading to the gym, but the internet treated the post like a fashion runway.

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