In an effort to boost physical activity, the two women wore underwear for the London Marathon.
Journalist briani Gordon and model Jada Sezer will be on Highway 26 this Sunday.
2-mile course in addition to bras, shorts, socks and sneakers.
The idea is to encourage other curved women to take exercise and raise money for mental health charities.
\"We did this to prove that exercise is for everyone, and you can be\" overweight \"and healthy,\" Gordon told The Independent . \".
\"We just want to show different bodies, too.
If elite can do this in their sports bra and what is basically shorts, then why can\'t we? !
Gordon finished the marathon for the first time last year, saying it changed her outlook on life.
Until she met and became friends with plus.
However, the size model Jada Sezer thinks the idea of running it again is --
Underwear onlywas hatched.
Cesar was surprised by Gordon\'s participation in the marathon and decided that she would also attend.
\"We want to show curvier girls the benefits of exercise for physical self-confidence --
\"To prove that you don\'t have to look like a fitness bunny or a professional athlete,\" Gordon explains . \".
\"We came up with an idea: what if we ran the marathon in underwear?
Show people curve girls can do this
Even those who are classified as clinically \"obese\" or overweight?
Make it as clear as possible that exercise is everyone\'s and all the bodies look different.
\"The couple are raising money together, a mental health charity set up by the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry, hoping to raise £ 10,000.
Given how hot the weather is, Gordon said, she wants everyone else in the marathon to wear their underpants.
\"The first naked marathon in the world!
She suggested on Good Morning UK.
Sezer and Gordon practiced running earlier this year and were used to running in underwear only, which Gordon said was \"different \".
\"I didn\'t realize how much leggings suck you,\" she said . \".
\"But the feeling of my whip fl bumping up and down actually becomes very therapeutic: I\'m really working out.
She hopes that \"if a woman sees US wobbling and having a good time at the London Marathon,\" they will be encouraged to stand up and run even if it\'s just a mile.