Ladies running without a shirt?
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If women in New York can go about their business in less than a sports bra, I don't see the big deal.0
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like this?
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Or this?
because both extremes are sure to ellicit comments. So I mean if people are saying something, and you have to ask, then maybe.....???.....:ohwell: 0 -
is there topless crossfit? in canada?I don't know about you American folks, but here in Canada it's perfectly legal for women to go topless. Mind you, it's too darn cold most of the year for that to happen.
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I wouldn't do it, even if I had the body to get away with it, which I don't at the moment. But even when I did I always wore a shirt. I also don't appreciate other women flaunting their bodies in front of my husband. I'm glad our gym has rules against women working out without shirts on.0
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yep, but then again i dont see why it's an issue women being topless on a city street same as a dude. and i see all kinds of guys i'd rather not see topless be topless.
was thinking the same thing. women should be allowed to be topless in the same locations men are. id imagine that initially it would cause a scene but with time it would hardly be reacted to.
They are in some states. In New York State, women are legally allowed to be topless.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/nyctap/I92_0160.htm
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/16/nyregion/a-police-roll-call-reminder-women-may-go-topless.html?_r=0
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topfreedom#New_York0 -
When I read the topic I thought u meant like the lady in Philadelphia walking around completely nude up top. I thought how painful would that be while running. Anyway if u r comfortable in your sports bra then to heck with the rest. Like u said u tune most things out while running, well tune those negative Nancy's out too0
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MCD~
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what was your point by adding "I am fit tho?" My point is that fit isn't a look, so if that's what you were referencing then I disagree. You don't need to look a certain way to feel comfortable running in a sports bra.
anyone that's out jogging is "fit" by my standards! doesn't matter what you look like, I can barely jog for more than 5 minutes myself!Yes I do.
I am Fit tho. I also Like it when I encounter other fit woman that are in them.
Plus this heat is crazy, My T-shirts get soaked b4 Im at the top of the Hill.
Whats your point?0 -
I totally run without a shirt on all the time0
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you know, they're probably doing it just for your husband...not because it's more comfortable to workout in a sports bra or because they are confident with their bodies. No, I think they're obviously trying to flaunt their bodies in front of your husband! :laugh:I wouldn't do it, even if I had the body to get away with it, which I don't at the moment. But even when I did I always wore a shirt. I also don't appreciate other women flaunting their bodies in front of my husband. I'm glad our gym has rules against women working out without shirts on.0 -
I am so glad that someone posted this (thank you!) because I have wanted to run with just my sports bra and shorts but was wondering how people would act... they already act crazy when I wear certain running outfits but sometimes it's just so hot that a sports bra only would be perfect you know? I am so happy to see all of the support and that other gals do it
Next time I go - I will do the same because I don't want to have a hot sticky shirt over me if I don't have to Thank you friends! 0 -
If I got a rock hard body which I doubt is going to happen at my age I'd do it. Why not? You aren't naked and showing your boobs! It's just like a bikini and I've gone to the beach without a bikini top when I was younger.0
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what was your point by adding "I am fit tho?" My point is that fit isn't a look, so if that's what you were referencing then I disagree. You don't need to look a certain way to feel comfortable running in a sports bra.
anyone that's out jogging is "fit" by my standards! doesn't matter what you look like, I can barely jog for more than 5 minutes myself!Yes I do.
I am Fit tho. I also Like it when I encounter other fit woman that are in them.
Plus this heat is crazy, My T-shirts get soaked b4 Im at the top of the Hill.
Whats your point?
I added it because I wanted you to follow me around like your doing with these other posters, and put your 2 cents in.
Your not the OP.
So mind your own business about what I add to MY commets.
Thank you.
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I'm all for it! I'm not very judgmental of others just critical about myself. I don't think it's inappropriate at all, in most cases.0
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what was your point by adding "I am fit tho?" My point is that fit isn't a look, so if that's what you were referencing then I disagree. You don't need to look a certain way to feel comfortable running in a sports bra.
anyone that's out jogging is "fit" by my standards! doesn't matter what you look like, I can barely jog for more than 5 minutes myself!Yes I do.
I am Fit tho. I also Like it when I encounter other fit woman that are in them.
Plus this heat is crazy, My T-shirts get soaked b4 Im at the top of the Hill.
Whats your point?
I added it because I wanted you to follow me around like your doing with these other posters, and put your 2 cents in.
Your not the OP.
So mind your own business about what I add to MY commets.
Thank you.
Ouch. Burn.0 -
I didn't realize that only the OP was supposed to add to the discussion. You just didn't like what I had to say, oh well.
what was your point by adding "I am fit tho?" My point is that fit isn't a look, so if that's what you were referencing then I disagree. You don't need to look a certain way to feel comfortable running in a sports bra.
anyone that's out jogging is "fit" by my standards! doesn't matter what you look like, I can barely jog for more than 5 minutes myself!Yes I do.
I am Fit tho. I also Like it when I encounter other fit woman that are in them.
Plus this heat is crazy, My T-shirts get soaked b4 Im at the top of the Hill.
Whats your point?
I added it because I wanted you to follow me around like your doing with these other posters, and put your 2 cents in.
Your not the OP.
So mind your own business about what I add to MY commets.
Thank you.
But seriously, it's a message board, a discussion. If you don't want anyone to reply to what you have to say, just don't post anything, or get over it. This is immature anyways so I'm done replying to you.0 -
Urmmmm....It is really not an issue for me. I have thought of doing it a few times when I used to run...but could not because I was in a uniform. It can be great if it is really hot out or if you are working on a sweet tan. Also, it covers around the same as a swim top...really not an big deal at all. What I find more distracting is big-chested women who DO NOT wear a sports bra. I am just waiting for one to knock themselves out with a milkbag to the face.0
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I didn't realize that only the OP was supposed to add to the discussion. You just didn't like what I had to say, oh well.
what was your point by adding "I am fit tho?" My point is that fit isn't a look, so if that's what you were referencing then I disagree. You don't need to look a certain way to feel comfortable running in a sports bra.
anyone that's out jogging is "fit" by my standards! doesn't matter what you look like, I can barely jog for more than 5 minutes myself!Yes I do.
I am Fit tho. I also Like it when I encounter other fit woman that are in them.
Plus this heat is crazy, My T-shirts get soaked b4 Im at the top of the Hill.
Whats your point?
I added it because I wanted you to follow me around like your doing with these other posters, and put your 2 cents in.
Your not the OP.
So mind your own business about what I add to MY commets.
Thank you.
But seriously, it's a message board, a discussion. If you don't want anyone to reply to what you have to say, just don't post anything, or get over it. This is immature anyways so I'm done replying to you.
Perhaps You Need an attitude adjustment.
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let's be real here, there's nothing about a tshirt that makes you any safer. what's it going to do, fight off a potential attacker for you?You should wear a shirt for two reasons 1) sun protection and 2) pervert protection. I'm fairly large busted and run in the Moving Comfort Fiona which comes in lots of pretty colors but I've never seen women wear them alone. Last summer when I ran home from the park in 102 degree heat I peeled off my shirt half way up the last hill and arrived home like that. Boy, did I hear it from my husband!!
I'm a 32 D and wear a Moving Comfort Fiona and I have ran in just that before. I have also taken off my shirt on a hike and hiked in just that. I have no problem with it. But that's just me.
Although I burn easily so sun protection is a valid point. I have to slather sunblock on pretty heavily and as for the perverts.. I live in a pretty safe area and run/hike with the pooch. So I feel safe.0 -
As a mom of teenage boys (and teen girls)...I say no don't run in your bra.
I also don't appreciate the skimpy swimsuits.0 -
The sunburn is definitely a valid point! I just think it's a sad thing that something as trivial as running in a sports bra can make women feel less safe. We shouldn't have to wear hot shirts if we don't want to in an effort to feel safer, you know? And in all honesty, if someone really was going to attack someone, it could be done whether or not they are wearing a shirt or a sports bra. I think the idea of wearing more clothes to feel safer comes from society sort of pushing victims to take some responsibility for being attacked or at least responsibility to prevent it from happening...when really it's not relevant, there are sick people out there no matter what you're going to wear!
let's be real here, there's nothing about a tshirt that makes you any safer. what's it going to do, fight off a potential attacker for you?You should wear a shirt for two reasons 1) sun protection and 2) pervert protection. I'm fairly large busted and run in the Moving Comfort Fiona which comes in lots of pretty colors but I've never seen women wear them alone. Last summer when I ran home from the park in 102 degree heat I peeled off my shirt half way up the last hill and arrived home like that. Boy, did I hear it from my husband!!
I'm a 32 D and wear a Moving Comfort Fiona and I have ran in just that before. I have also taken off my shirt on a hike and hiked in just that. I have no problem with it. But that's just me.
Although I burn easily so sun protection is a valid point. I have to slather sunblock on pretty heavily and as for the perverts.. I live in a pretty safe area and run/hike with the pooch. So I feel safe.0 -
non Americans must be laughing at us. i wish our fore fathers hadn't been prudes and made us ashamed of our bodies.0
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this confuses me...what do your teenage sons have to do with a woman's exercise clothes or the weather?As a mom of teenage boys (and teen girls)...I say no don't run in your bra.
I also don't appreciate the skimpy swimsuits.0 -
I'm with you on that!non Americans must be laughing at us. i wish our fore fathers hadn't been prudes and made us ashamed of our bodies.0 -
The sunburn is definitely a valid point! I just think it's a sad thing that something as trivial as running in a sports bra can make women feel less safe. We shouldn't have to wear hot shirts if we don't want to in an effort to feel safer, you know? And in all honesty, if someone really was going to attack someone, it could be done whether or not they are wearing a shirt or a sports bra. I think the idea of wearing more clothes to feel safer comes from society sort of pushing victims to take some responsibility for being attacked or at least responsibility to prevent it from happening...when really it's not relevant, there are sick people out there no matter what you're going to wear!
let's be real here, there's nothing about a tshirt that makes you any safer. what's it going to do, fight off a potential attacker for you?You should wear a shirt for two reasons 1) sun protection and 2) pervert protection. I'm fairly large busted and run in the Moving Comfort Fiona which comes in lots of pretty colors but I've never seen women wear them alone. Last summer when I ran home from the park in 102 degree heat I peeled off my shirt half way up the last hill and arrived home like that. Boy, did I hear it from my husband!!
I'm a 32 D and wear a Moving Comfort Fiona and I have ran in just that before. I have also taken off my shirt on a hike and hiked in just that. I have no problem with it. But that's just me.
Although I burn easily so sun protection is a valid point. I have to slather sunblock on pretty heavily and as for the perverts.. I live in a pretty safe area and run/hike with the pooch. So I feel safe.
I agree 100%. I only quoted you because that's when I saw the original comment and I was too lazy to go back and only find that one or edit yours out. But you type nothing but the truth. I so agree.
If I wear a sports bra I am not doing to ask to be attacked or to flaunt my body in any way or tempt someone's husband. I did it because it was hot and I was more comfortable that way. I am pretty sure that's the thought process of most women who run in sports bras.0 -
I liked the original gif you had better, but I do find it funny that you went back and edited it to add a new one. Not to be the person that says they're done replying and then continues to reply, but I just thought I'd say that I noticed that you changed it. Now I actually am done replying to you, it's no longer adding anything to the actual topic so there's no point.
I didn't realize that only the OP was supposed to add to the discussion. You just didn't like what I had to say, oh well.
what was your point by adding "I am fit tho?" My point is that fit isn't a look, so if that's what you were referencing then I disagree. You don't need to look a certain way to feel comfortable running in a sports bra.
anyone that's out jogging is "fit" by my standards! doesn't matter what you look like, I can barely jog for more than 5 minutes myself!Yes I do.
I am Fit tho. I also Like it when I encounter other fit woman that are in them.
Plus this heat is crazy, My T-shirts get soaked b4 Im at the top of the Hill.
Whats your point?
I added it because I wanted you to follow me around like your doing with these other posters, and put your 2 cents in.
Your not the OP.
So mind your own business about what I add to MY commets.
Thank you.
But seriously, it's a message board, a discussion. If you don't want anyone to reply to what you have to say, just don't post anything, or get over it. This is immature anyways so I'm done replying to you.
Perhaps You Need an attitude adjustment.
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Absolutely! I can't stand wearing a shirt when it's super hot outside!0
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I agree! especially considering how hot it gets during the summer in some places...you couldn't pay me to run outdoors in the middle of a humid 100 degree summer day in Florida, so if I see a girl running, I don't care what she's wearing, she's doing more than I could!
The sunburn is definitely a valid point! I just think it's a sad thing that something as trivial as running in a sports bra can make women feel less safe. We shouldn't have to wear hot shirts if we don't want to in an effort to feel safer, you know? And in all honesty, if someone really was going to attack someone, it could be done whether or not they are wearing a shirt or a sports bra. I think the idea of wearing more clothes to feel safer comes from society sort of pushing victims to take some responsibility for being attacked or at least responsibility to prevent it from happening...when really it's not relevant, there are sick people out there no matter what you're going to wear!
let's be real here, there's nothing about a tshirt that makes you any safer. what's it going to do, fight off a potential attacker for you?You should wear a shirt for two reasons 1) sun protection and 2) pervert protection. I'm fairly large busted and run in the Moving Comfort Fiona which comes in lots of pretty colors but I've never seen women wear them alone. Last summer when I ran home from the park in 102 degree heat I peeled off my shirt half way up the last hill and arrived home like that. Boy, did I hear it from my husband!!
I'm a 32 D and wear a Moving Comfort Fiona and I have ran in just that before. I have also taken off my shirt on a hike and hiked in just that. I have no problem with it. But that's just me.
Although I burn easily so sun protection is a valid point. I have to slather sunblock on pretty heavily and as for the perverts.. I live in a pretty safe area and run/hike with the pooch. So I feel safe.
I agree 100%. I only quoted you because that's when I saw the original comment and I was too lazy to go back and only find that one or edit yours out. But you type nothing but the truth. I so agree.
If I wear a sports bra I am not doing to ask to be attacked or to flaunt my body in any way or tempt someone's husband. I did it because it was hot and I was more comfortable that way. I am pretty sure that's the thought process of most women who run in sports bras.0 -
In Ontario, Canada we are legally allowed to run around without a shirt or bra on. Just sayin'. 0
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