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the unwanted bounce of exercise
by：INGOR SPORTSWEAR
2019-08-30
At a recent school event, a mother started talking to me about her workout routine, but I interrupted her with a more pressing question.
\"What sports bra do you use?
\"Ask any woman who jogs, jumps or rides a bike and she will tell you the importance of a good sports bra.
My column in today\'s Science Times focuses on the often overlooked movement \"jitter factor\" for overweight people, breasts and thighs can make exercise unpleasant, sometimes it is impossible.
But every woman, regardless of size, knows the jitter factor.
A recent study of breast bioengineering at the University of Portsmouth in the UK found that when women move, their breasts basically move in an 8-shaped shape.
The first sports bra was born in 1977, when two runners, Hinda Miller and Lisa Lindahl, stitched the two guards together,
The business was later sold to Sara Lee Corporation, which owns Playtex bras, and several other companies have now revised the subject.
Despite the fact that sports bras have been around for 30 years, many women complain that they still can\'t find bras that can ease the movement rebound.
Sports bra has a variety of avatars.
Compress the bra to flatten you;
The encapsulated bra has two cups that can reduce the movement of each breast.
Some women wear both clothes at the same time.
So, what is your solution to the sports bra dilemma?
Will breast discomfort completely stop you from exercising?
Please post your comments below.
Comments are no longer accepted.
A very good sports bra brand for me in terms of \"bounce reduction\" is the SportJock bra, I am C (
Is an important information when judging comments; )).
However, it is getting harder and harder for them to find.
They use squashed technology.
If I could call it Technology
But there is no closure or adjustment, and there is no good internal sweat removal material to take moisture away from the skin.
As I said, it\'s getting harder and harder to find.
I have been trying for years to find a good sports bra (
This is a real problem as a D cup! )
I didn\'t realize until the end that I could wear two at a time.
This solves most of the problems and also means I don\'t have to buy an hi for $75-
Technical devices;
Instead, I can buy two cheap versions!
I find it difficult to exercise when you have a big breast, which prevents me from running and exercising a lot.
Please help me as a 34DD runner and karate practitioner.
Simple solution: 2 bras.
One is regular underwear with padded soul and sports bra.
In the summer, I use A & D in all the irritating places.
Working like a dream . . . . . . I suggest women look at the title 9 Catalogue of the sports bra.
Bra in every size!
Their customer service representative was very helpful on the phone. I don’t run!
Too uncomfortable.
I found other forms of exercise.
I\'m wearing Enell\'s serious support bra, which almost eliminates any bounce.
It\'s not flattering, but it works.
No doubt, frog!
You can get it from a company called 9.
Frog put my 34dds in place! I’m a 34 DD. I run (
I just finished the New York Marathon.
I also play extreme fedora.
I need support from the big leagues.
If one day I forgot my sports bra at the gym, forget it-my workout has derailed.
In fact, there are more options for sports bras than ever before (finally)!
The day of my layered sports bra is over (
But it\'s still an option if you can\'t really find support).
I highly recommend heading 9 sports for an excellent sports bra selection (www. titlenine. com).
Personally, I don\'t wear anything below 4 barbells.
Be sure to buy some BodyGlide (
Available in sports or running stores)
Along with the bra-prevent any type of friction.
It took me years, but I finally found something that worked for me.
Really, I hope I don\'t have to go through all this for sports.
If I could change my DDs to some nice Bs (
No major surgery), I would.
Don\'t wear cotton sports bras when you sweat because they will make you cold (
For example, leave the gym if you don\'t change, or if you run a long way on a cold day. )
I bought the championship sports bra from Target.
I am very grateful for the \"little favor\" when I was born:-cups!
I use a compression bra: mobile comfort, New Balance, Sugoi, is usually anything for sale and feels safe.
However, as a 13-year-
Old, I remember I was not comfortable riding a horse before the jogging bra showed up.
Now, I have gained some weight in middle age and I am a little self
When I do cardio, I realize the jitter on my legs and derriere, but not enough to stop me from doing it.
Bicycle shorts (low-
Technology cotton produced by Marika
Not as good as the pro\'s bike shorts, but probably more comfortable and smaller in size.
A few years ago, before we bought a sports bra, my cheerleader and the sister of the off-road runner told me to wear a T-shirt and then an underwear bra on the T-shirt.
It really helped to stagnate at the time.
Now, I\'m putting the champion lingerie sports bra together with a close-fitting vest layer with a built-in shelf bra.
I am a 34-year-old.
I haven\'t tried it yet.
Sports bra for about five years;
Maybe they have improved since then.
I found them sick.
Fit and uncomfortable to wear, and void.
Now I\'m using a bra for sale as \"minimizers.
This type of bra feels more supportive to you than most.
The smallest bra usually has underwear and holds each breast firmly against the body, usually using materials with considerable elasticity.
I \'ve been spinning my sports bra since I started wearing it because my breasts have changed. As an A-or B-
Cup, I\'m most comfortable under standard compression-
Can tolerate a store brand or other cheap bralabel item. As a C-
Cup. I found it soft.
The most comfortable is the bra.
The champion\'s \"Shape 2000\" series works well, and while it does give a horrible \"uniboob\", it works as hard as I do!
My favorite sports bra is the frog bra of the ninth title sports company based in Boulder, which provides great sports clothing for women who have a lot of demand for clothing.
Frog bra $40 per piece is not the most economical option, but I will pay anything to keep the lines of the chest.
Now, I\'m a D-/DD-
Depending on the manufacturer, the cup has not yet tried a sports bra outside the Champion C9 compression \"bralette\" top as I have not done any running or cardio.
Women of this size (and largerer)
Maia bras are recommended through mobile comfort and Oprah\'s favorite Enell collection.
Inevitable thigh
It used to take me a long time in the past
Line compression shorts for champions (
Available online through Hanes)
But actually prefer boots.
Cut the bodysuit or yoga pants of the runner with spandex.
The elastic fiber provides me with enough compression and support to get a good workout.
Unfortunately for women who need belly
Fat advice, I have no solution. . .
I\'m not fat. Yet. (
After I had children, I was waiting for things to go downhill. )
I\'m a 38DD so first of all most sports bras don\'t even have my size!
I had the greatest success in wearing a good \"regular\" bra-a supportive broadband sub and a sleeveless underwear
The one I usually wear in smaller sizes.
It doesn\'t completely remove the \"bounce\" but it doesn\'t hurt my shoulder and it doesn\'t make the breasts look like \"college\"boob”.
Unfortunately, the sports bra is not very easy to use.
I don\'t shake so much when I wear one, but I still jump when I run.
I \'ve tried it all-cheap calping you, holding back breathing, really expensive calping your breathing, but it doesn\'t work very well.
My solution: I don\'t run.
Instead, I hike or take the stairs-I didn\'t drooping at 44 (
Unlike some jogging friends, where should their breasts not be).
I have four different sports bras to support my C cup breasts and I don\'t like any of them.
The bad bras didn\'t stop me from working out, but they made me spend money looking for a strong one and didn\'t create a uniform one
More like cotton than synthetic fiber.
More Likable is not supported.
The beautiful colors are not flattering, and they are not very supportive.
I have decided that I am happy that I have my own breasts and that I am healthy enough to do some exercise to shake things.
I will continue to buy new styles and I will continue to exercise.
From the height of exercise to the university
The chest doesn\'t seem so important.
I wear 40D and it\'s hard to find a sports bra that will keep everything from bouncing back.
For a while, I used the method of 2 sports bras, which were smaller in size and larger in size.
This did get the bounce under control, but in order to get out of the 2 Sweat-streaming sweaty-backed sports bras every morning, I had to be a soft artist.
I recently converted to a sports bra using a champion and it looks like a regular bra with a closed back and a separate cup (No more uniboob)
But they\'re not all the same.
Their underwear comfort sports bra is not very supportive, but I really like their underwear sports bra in the middle shape.
The only problem with the middle shape is that the strap is a bit sharp, so you might want to clean it before the first wear.
I am DDD and they are the best in A1.
I sometimes just wear them during the day because they relieve my back pressure.
As a 36D that borders DD, I wear my regular front closure underwear and a strong sports bra.
Running is not an option until I find a solution. EVER.
I just found the most amazing sports bra in Victoria\'s Secret clearance box.
It\'s called a shock absorber and is the first sports bra I have that really stops all movement.
I have been working actively for the last 3 years and I highly recommend the Champion brand sports bra.
They provide incredible support and stability.
When I recently started using the champion sports tank, I definitely had no problem with high impact activities such as skipping or jogging, parties in the stomach and back, and excellent shelf/sports bra built in.
I have a very thin frame with a bone chest (
The kind of rib that sticks out)
But these giant drooping breasts are the credit of my genes.
It\'s a nightmare of my life to keep these safe.
For anyone with a thin frame and a large chest, the tank bra seems to be an option.
Snuggle without squeeze, and all
Firm and pay around.
Luckily, I don\'t have much in this, so I don\'t have to work, but most of my friends wear at least two sports bras in order to ease the jitter factor.
This is especially important because we and x-c team.
This is a very unpleasant practice if you forget the sports bra!
Most girls, however, have only experienced pain.
Now I know why women call breasts!
It\'s really hard to be a woman.
The Tpp response is: Yes, there are a lot of challenges, but we can also create life, so it\'s not a bad trade-off! !
The Times reporter and reporter answered your health question.
Your question | All» send practical tips, expert advice, exclusive content and a little power email to your inbox every week to help you on your run trip. Coming soon.
\"What sports bra do you use?
\"Ask any woman who jogs, jumps or rides a bike and she will tell you the importance of a good sports bra.
My column in today\'s Science Times focuses on the often overlooked movement \"jitter factor\" for overweight people, breasts and thighs can make exercise unpleasant, sometimes it is impossible.
But every woman, regardless of size, knows the jitter factor.
A recent study of breast bioengineering at the University of Portsmouth in the UK found that when women move, their breasts basically move in an 8-shaped shape.
The first sports bra was born in 1977, when two runners, Hinda Miller and Lisa Lindahl, stitched the two guards together,
The business was later sold to Sara Lee Corporation, which owns Playtex bras, and several other companies have now revised the subject.
Despite the fact that sports bras have been around for 30 years, many women complain that they still can\'t find bras that can ease the movement rebound.
Sports bra has a variety of avatars.
Compress the bra to flatten you;
The encapsulated bra has two cups that can reduce the movement of each breast.
Some women wear both clothes at the same time.
So, what is your solution to the sports bra dilemma?
Will breast discomfort completely stop you from exercising?
Please post your comments below.
Comments are no longer accepted.
A very good sports bra brand for me in terms of \"bounce reduction\" is the SportJock bra, I am C (
Is an important information when judging comments; )).
However, it is getting harder and harder for them to find.
They use squashed technology.
If I could call it Technology
But there is no closure or adjustment, and there is no good internal sweat removal material to take moisture away from the skin.
As I said, it\'s getting harder and harder to find.
I have been trying for years to find a good sports bra (
This is a real problem as a D cup! )
I didn\'t realize until the end that I could wear two at a time.
This solves most of the problems and also means I don\'t have to buy an hi for $75-
Technical devices;
Instead, I can buy two cheap versions!
I find it difficult to exercise when you have a big breast, which prevents me from running and exercising a lot.
Please help me as a 34DD runner and karate practitioner.
Simple solution: 2 bras.
One is regular underwear with padded soul and sports bra.
In the summer, I use A & D in all the irritating places.
Working like a dream . . . . . . I suggest women look at the title 9 Catalogue of the sports bra.
Bra in every size!
Their customer service representative was very helpful on the phone. I don’t run!
Too uncomfortable.
I found other forms of exercise.
I\'m wearing Enell\'s serious support bra, which almost eliminates any bounce.
It\'s not flattering, but it works.
No doubt, frog!
You can get it from a company called 9.
Frog put my 34dds in place! I’m a 34 DD. I run (
I just finished the New York Marathon.
I also play extreme fedora.
I need support from the big leagues.
If one day I forgot my sports bra at the gym, forget it-my workout has derailed.
In fact, there are more options for sports bras than ever before (finally)!
The day of my layered sports bra is over (
But it\'s still an option if you can\'t really find support).
I highly recommend heading 9 sports for an excellent sports bra selection (www. titlenine. com).
Personally, I don\'t wear anything below 4 barbells.
Be sure to buy some BodyGlide (
Available in sports or running stores)
Along with the bra-prevent any type of friction.
It took me years, but I finally found something that worked for me.
Really, I hope I don\'t have to go through all this for sports.
If I could change my DDs to some nice Bs (
No major surgery), I would.
Don\'t wear cotton sports bras when you sweat because they will make you cold (
For example, leave the gym if you don\'t change, or if you run a long way on a cold day. )
I bought the championship sports bra from Target.
I am very grateful for the \"little favor\" when I was born:-cups!
I use a compression bra: mobile comfort, New Balance, Sugoi, is usually anything for sale and feels safe.
However, as a 13-year-
Old, I remember I was not comfortable riding a horse before the jogging bra showed up.
Now, I have gained some weight in middle age and I am a little self
When I do cardio, I realize the jitter on my legs and derriere, but not enough to stop me from doing it.
Bicycle shorts (low-
Technology cotton produced by Marika
Not as good as the pro\'s bike shorts, but probably more comfortable and smaller in size.
A few years ago, before we bought a sports bra, my cheerleader and the sister of the off-road runner told me to wear a T-shirt and then an underwear bra on the T-shirt.
It really helped to stagnate at the time.
Now, I\'m putting the champion lingerie sports bra together with a close-fitting vest layer with a built-in shelf bra.
I am a 34-year-old.
I haven\'t tried it yet.
Sports bra for about five years;
Maybe they have improved since then.
I found them sick.
Fit and uncomfortable to wear, and void.
Now I\'m using a bra for sale as \"minimizers.
This type of bra feels more supportive to you than most.
The smallest bra usually has underwear and holds each breast firmly against the body, usually using materials with considerable elasticity.
I \'ve been spinning my sports bra since I started wearing it because my breasts have changed. As an A-or B-
Cup, I\'m most comfortable under standard compression-
Can tolerate a store brand or other cheap bralabel item. As a C-
Cup. I found it soft.
The most comfortable is the bra.
The champion\'s \"Shape 2000\" series works well, and while it does give a horrible \"uniboob\", it works as hard as I do!
My favorite sports bra is the frog bra of the ninth title sports company based in Boulder, which provides great sports clothing for women who have a lot of demand for clothing.
Frog bra $40 per piece is not the most economical option, but I will pay anything to keep the lines of the chest.
Now, I\'m a D-/DD-
Depending on the manufacturer, the cup has not yet tried a sports bra outside the Champion C9 compression \"bralette\" top as I have not done any running or cardio.
Women of this size (and largerer)
Maia bras are recommended through mobile comfort and Oprah\'s favorite Enell collection.
Inevitable thigh
It used to take me a long time in the past
Line compression shorts for champions (
Available online through Hanes)
But actually prefer boots.
Cut the bodysuit or yoga pants of the runner with spandex.
The elastic fiber provides me with enough compression and support to get a good workout.
Unfortunately for women who need belly
Fat advice, I have no solution. . .
I\'m not fat. Yet. (
After I had children, I was waiting for things to go downhill. )
I\'m a 38DD so first of all most sports bras don\'t even have my size!
I had the greatest success in wearing a good \"regular\" bra-a supportive broadband sub and a sleeveless underwear
The one I usually wear in smaller sizes.
It doesn\'t completely remove the \"bounce\" but it doesn\'t hurt my shoulder and it doesn\'t make the breasts look like \"college\"boob”.
Unfortunately, the sports bra is not very easy to use.
I don\'t shake so much when I wear one, but I still jump when I run.
I \'ve tried it all-cheap calping you, holding back breathing, really expensive calping your breathing, but it doesn\'t work very well.
My solution: I don\'t run.
Instead, I hike or take the stairs-I didn\'t drooping at 44 (
Unlike some jogging friends, where should their breasts not be).
I have four different sports bras to support my C cup breasts and I don\'t like any of them.
The bad bras didn\'t stop me from working out, but they made me spend money looking for a strong one and didn\'t create a uniform one
More like cotton than synthetic fiber.
More Likable is not supported.
The beautiful colors are not flattering, and they are not very supportive.
I have decided that I am happy that I have my own breasts and that I am healthy enough to do some exercise to shake things.
I will continue to buy new styles and I will continue to exercise.
From the height of exercise to the university
The chest doesn\'t seem so important.
I wear 40D and it\'s hard to find a sports bra that will keep everything from bouncing back.
For a while, I used the method of 2 sports bras, which were smaller in size and larger in size.
This did get the bounce under control, but in order to get out of the 2 Sweat-streaming sweaty-backed sports bras every morning, I had to be a soft artist.
I recently converted to a sports bra using a champion and it looks like a regular bra with a closed back and a separate cup (No more uniboob)
But they\'re not all the same.
Their underwear comfort sports bra is not very supportive, but I really like their underwear sports bra in the middle shape.
The only problem with the middle shape is that the strap is a bit sharp, so you might want to clean it before the first wear.
I am DDD and they are the best in A1.
I sometimes just wear them during the day because they relieve my back pressure.
As a 36D that borders DD, I wear my regular front closure underwear and a strong sports bra.
Running is not an option until I find a solution. EVER.
I just found the most amazing sports bra in Victoria\'s Secret clearance box.
It\'s called a shock absorber and is the first sports bra I have that really stops all movement.
I have been working actively for the last 3 years and I highly recommend the Champion brand sports bra.
They provide incredible support and stability.
When I recently started using the champion sports tank, I definitely had no problem with high impact activities such as skipping or jogging, parties in the stomach and back, and excellent shelf/sports bra built in.
I have a very thin frame with a bone chest (
The kind of rib that sticks out)
But these giant drooping breasts are the credit of my genes.
It\'s a nightmare of my life to keep these safe.
For anyone with a thin frame and a large chest, the tank bra seems to be an option.
Snuggle without squeeze, and all
Firm and pay around.
Luckily, I don\'t have much in this, so I don\'t have to work, but most of my friends wear at least two sports bras in order to ease the jitter factor.
This is especially important because we and x-c team.
This is a very unpleasant practice if you forget the sports bra!
Most girls, however, have only experienced pain.
Now I know why women call breasts!
It\'s really hard to be a woman.
The Tpp response is: Yes, there are a lot of challenges, but we can also create life, so it\'s not a bad trade-off! !
The Times reporter and reporter answered your health question.
Your question | All» send practical tips, expert advice, exclusive content and a little power email to your inbox every week to help you on your run trip. Coming soon.
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