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Joined Jan 2012 Posts: 18 |
June 11, 2012 4:25 am
Cursed (or blessed) with 34H's.
I have finally found a sports bra that gives me the support I need and its cute too! Panache sports bras. They don't give you the "uni-boob" look that most sports bras do either.
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Joined Jan 2012 Posts: 85 |
June 11, 2012 4:32 am
At last measuring I was a 30GG. I have never lost weight off my breasts and have lost weight everywhere else. I have since breast fed for 12 months and they have shrunk about a cup size, not that I am complaining!
For support, I have never been able to find a reasonable priced sports bra that fits me (same as can never buy bras from the supermarket and have to go to the expensive shops!). I wear my normal bra with two vests over the top that have elasticated support panels in.
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Joined Apr 2011 Posts: 116 |
June 11, 2012 4:51 am
I started out in a DD and now I'm down to a B
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Joined Jan 2012 Posts: 74 |
June 11, 2012 5:00 am
I have a 36 FF and I work out 2 hours per day. Having large breasts is a challenge for most types of sports-they get in the weigh, bounce up and down and like you said they weigh us down! But it is possible to be really active and to lose weight. I have lost 47 pounds and I'm about half way to my goal. As for the boobs shrinking not in my case! I have gone from a 38 band to a 36 but same cup size. I don't expect them to shrink much, maybe a size or two but I had and E cup when I was a UK size 8 (USA size 4). I'm not aiming to be that small again, so I don't exepct them to go much below an F cup.
I buy my sports bras from Bravissimo and when I run I wear 2! I find my boobs a particular hindrance in my yoga class. They really do get in the way.
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Joined Jun 2012 Posts: 84 |
June 11, 2012 5:15 am
Enelle... The best.. The girls do not move even while running. .. Best support ever...Saw on Oprah years ago.. They last forever.. Worth the cost of around $60.00
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Joined Jun 2012 Posts: 82 |
June 11, 2012 5:18 am
QUOTE: 44DDD/F to 32DDD/F I just double-bag - regular bra with a too-small sports bra on top. that's what i do. i've been riding horses since i was an older teen, with big boobs.... ;) and anyone who seriously rides will tell you there is more flopping than running! anyone who rides will also tell you there are lots of snotty catty b****s with tiny waists and non exisitant boobs. ;) i just buy the cheaper sports bras at walmart (size smaller) and put over my regular underwire bra, basically for compression. i can jump rope, run jumping jacks, and my elliptical like that. that being said, i have SMALL girls (38DD) compaired to some of the other ladies here. i have a hard time finding the right size, i can't imagine what you guys go through that have boobs in the Gs,Hs and beyond!! i've lost a little in the cups, i'm not sure if i'm down a whole cup though, i'm still wearing my regular bras for now, i know i'm down to a 36, since i'm on the tightest notch and it's not tight. and the cups are a bit gapped at the side. i'd love to finish out with a solid D, but sho knows.
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Joined Mar 2012 Posts: 51 |
June 11, 2012 5:23 am
For what it's worth, I'm 55 yrs old and struggled for years with this. Finally, in '07 I had reduction surgery because after years of yo-yoing up and down and hurting myself trying to exercise and get healthy, I decided enough was enough. Each time I lost weight, I would only lose maybe an inch or two from my band size-not my cup size. Wasn't enough to stop the pain I was having when I exercised. I am so glad I had it done and will never regret it. I know it sounds drastic, but for me it was the best decision I could have made for myself .
At least now when I exercise, I don't have to wonder how many bras to put on to just keep them from bouncing even if it's only a little bit. I wish you success in your weight loss journey:)
Edited by dawnmarie57 On June 11, 2012 5:25 am
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Joined Jan 2012 Posts: 23 |
June 11, 2012 7:16 am
I started as a 44F and can squeeze into a 38DDD now. More than 10 inches gone. I would never run in public before. Forget run, I'd never "move quickly"! I used a Glamorize No-Bounce Cami Bra which was excellent, but now it's far to baggy to be of any help and need to get a new one, but since they're not available locally, choosing sizes has been a major deterrent. I want to get an Enelle, as so many have recommended. Great topic b/c it's such a big deal!
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Joined May 2012 Posts: 171 |
June 11, 2012 7:44 am
Well I am a 38E and I have never had a "sports bra" that offered ANY support. When I exercise, I wear a "old lady bray" haha as I like to say. It's so ugly and had very wide straps, but they criss cross in the back for extra support. The fabric is not stretchy at all. It makes my boobs go UP and kind of flattens them so they end up being wide. I got it at a store called Addition-Elle, it's a plus-size women's clothing store (in Canada, I don't know if it's nowhere else). But when I wear it, my girls are very minimized and barely move!
Also, I knew a girl in high school, she was the same as me, a little taller. Big ol' boobies and everything. When she went off to college she started working out hardcore and lost a ton of weight. Now she's a tiny little thing, probably about 120 lbs, and she has NO boobs. So I think it's safe to say that they will probably get smaller as the rest of you get smaller! Unless you're like me and have the giant boob gene in your family... then I don't know what to tell you.. I'll let you know when I'm 120 lbs.. haha
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Joined May 2012 Posts: 72 |
June 11, 2012 8:52 am
bump
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Joined Mar 2012 Posts: 793 |
June 12, 2012 4:39 pm
I coined it at urban dictionary its pending so when it goes viral I will post the link here and us ladies will have to vote it up .. :)
fort knox tits. :D |
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Joined May 2012 Posts: 2 |
June 12, 2012 5:46 pm
Freya underwired sports bra- it really works! I paid under $30 for it on ebay (new). My breasts don't tend to get much smaller even when I am thinner, I am a 32F. My band size may go down, but I stay an F (except for when I was pregnant)
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Joined Apr 2012 Posts: 47 |
June 12, 2012 5:49 pm
Hello. I know all about the problems with losing weight as a big breasted woman....however I know this from when I was younger...at 18 I lost 50lbs doing weight watchers and I was a 38DDD. I couldn't really exercise then because I would get extreme spasms in my neck, shoulder with terrible headaches. So I lost weight by diet only. At the age of 28 (now) I struggle to lose any weight (and I haven't even had children yet). However.....about 2 years ago I decided to get a breast reduction! I am now a 36C. Exercising is fantastic now because I don't get all those problems! I know it was the easy way out but let me tell you it was the best decision I ever made. I am no longer limited in what I can do! =)
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Joined Feb 2012 Posts: 710 |
June 12, 2012 6:18 pm
I wear a sports bra I got from target. Its a large (so a size smaller than I need) and hold the girls in rather well. I bounce while running but not as much as I used to. I have not lost anything from my breasts.
I am a 36DD and have lost 14 lbs so far. |
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Joined Apr 2012 Posts: 31 |
June 16, 2012 2:24 am
I'm 38D and wear a Shock Absorber sports bra, they're great :)
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Joined May 2012 Posts: 1,037 |
June 16, 2012 2:29 am
QUOTE: Cursed (or blessed) with 34H's. I have finally found a sports bra that gives me the support I need and its cute too! Panache sports bras. They don't give you the "uni-boob" look that most sports bras do either. I'm around a 34H too, and the Panaches ones are the best sports bras I've tried. They're comfortable enough for normal wear and give you a decent shape under clothes. I still avoid bouncing about too much though (for my joints as well as the boob factor).
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Joined Aug 2011 Posts: 177 |
June 16, 2012 2:34 am
Lost a stone and boobs exactly the same, I use a E sports bra (I'm an F) to strap dem down good and proper
Edited by Hikaru37 On June 16, 2012 2:34 am
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Joined Sep 2011 Posts: 1,200 |
June 16, 2012 4:56 am
Started at a 38G, now (minus 33lb) a 34E. Two sports bras and a tight vest under my teeshirt :)
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Joined Jan 2012 Posts: 2,060 |
June 16, 2012 5:02 am
QUOTE: I'm 38D and wear a Shock Absorber sports bra, they're great :) My favourite Sports bra by a mile and I'm an F cup. It's been the best selling sports bra in the UK for the past 6 years.
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Joined Jan 2012 Posts: 90 |
June 16, 2012 5:04 am
I'm an E cup, I wear a sports bra (triumph - in Australia so not sure if that's available everywhere) and then a tight sports crop top over the top of it - also ensures I have a nice snug spot for my ipod that isn't against my skin ;)
A friend of mine swears by wearing her one piece swimming costume to keep them in control. |
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Joined Aug 2011 Posts: 4,350 |
June 16, 2012 5:06 am
I run 4-5 times a week, up to 13 miles, with GG / H cups. I also lift, and cycle.
I also wear shock absorber. They're a good, comfortable, sturdy and supportive bra. I've tried others, but have had problems with rubbing and bouncing, and I always go back to my shocks. Plus, the name makes the SO giggle.
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Joined Jan 2012 Posts: 56 |
June 16, 2012 5:06 am
I started off a 36FF and I find shock absorber bras work fine. I don't think i've ever had back pain, just keep at it and they'll go down! I'm now an E :)
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Joined Aug 2011 Posts: 4,350 |
June 16, 2012 5:07 am
QUOTE: Cursed (or blessed) with 34H's. I have finally found a sports bra that gives me the support I need and its cute too! Panache sports bras. They don't give you the "uni-boob" look that most sports bras do either. I have one of these too. I find it's ok for gym, and it does look nice. (Mine is purple and deep pink, and it's a nice style.) But it doesn't do for running. (For me, anyway.)
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Joined Feb 2011 Posts: 395 |
June 16, 2012 5:11 am
I started as a 36E / 38DD and I use shock absorber sports bra's - usually a size smalled (D) to stop the bounce.
I am now (after losing 4 stone) a 32 D and still use shock absorbers as they are the best I have found for me!
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Joined Jan 2011 Posts: 442 |
June 16, 2012 5:12 am
I'm a 12DD. I was probably bigger when I started. I'm not sure. Denial is a pleasant place to be. I've lost at least 20cms around my boobs - I haven't measured lately! I can be done
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