possible to be ripped and still have huge boobies...?

TwinkieDong

I went from a 38DD to a 34DD and kept the boobs! I'm not the super fit, toned, beach body and I lost the weight by diet alone. I guess I have a lot of mammary tissue?? lol.

Happy to have the boobs although I wouldn't mind if they went down just a little.

think I found my new crush. LOL

anatolian9

nope you aint gonna have the best of both worlds!! muwahaha jk

dixiewhiskey

Yep, I've had two kids and have managed to keep mine. Went from a size 16/181.5lbs/40+BF% to size 6/160ish/19%BF

Dumbbell fly and bench press are amazeballs for keeping my ladies perky

I think it's all about genetics and whether your breasts are comprised of mostly fat + tissue or tissue. Before I had kids, I always went a cup size down when losing weight. Sucked.

birdiecs

i ve same challenge and seems difficult to reduce.as some one righty said-some loose it while some dont
.please which site does the customized bra

I contacted Enell bras on their facebook page as their standard bra measurements wouldnt fit my narrrow back/large cup size ratio so they gave me contact details to send my measurements too and get one custom made. Still waiting for it to arrive and its cost me around £75.00 but very worth it I hope!

Not sure if you are familiar with them, but Bravissimo carries a very wide selection of sizes. from 28-40 and D-L cups. I need a 28H and that's near impossible to find in any store here in the US. They have a great selection and are reasonably priced under £40

You could also try Brastop and Lovebras as well, they carry a exclusively D+ sizes.

SskinSmith

Any updates? I’d like to know so that I can better serve people if I become a personal trainer by learning different experiences of different women

IremiaRe

Anecdotal evidence... I started at 42DDD - and so far, kept the triple D - just moved down in band size to 36.

I am no where near finished, yet - so they could still vanish, but, so far, the girls are hanging in there.

I started at 360 - currently around 180 - working toward 140.

I think it has a lot to do with genetics... Look at your thinner relatives and see what they have... chances are good you will have the same sort of shape.

quiksylver296

Myhassani wrote: »

Any updates? I’d like to know so that I can better serve people if I become a personal trainer by learning different experiences of different women

Really? That's why you want to know? :huh:

pridesabtch

This was me a few years back, I was 40-42. I started as a 38DD, I ultimately lost about 55 pounds and ended as a 32DDD. So yes my boobs got smaller, but they got proportionally smaller and still looked big.

I started at ~ 160 pounds. First picture is at 125 second is at 115. I got down to 105, but I can't find that picture...

LyndaBSS

I'm losing inches on my bust and everywhere else. Frankly, I'm happy about it. I'd prefer to remain proportionate. 😊

Good luck with your journey!

ETA: I hate resurrected threads. Argh, I've been tricked again! Note to self, check op date. 😝

LyndaBSS

quiksylver296 wrote: »

Myhassani wrote: »

Any updates? I’d like to know so that I can better serve people if I become a personal trainer by learning different experiences of different women

Really? That's why you want to know? :huh:

That's why they resurrected this thread from the crypt, for purely humanitarian purposes. 😋

cwolfman13

quiksylver296 wrote: »

Myhassani wrote: »

Any updates? I’d like to know so that I can better serve people if I become a personal trainer by learning different experiences of different women

Really? That's why you want to know? :huh:

Lol...

quiksylver296

LyndaBSS wrote: »

quiksylver296 wrote: »

Myhassani wrote: »

Any updates? I’d like to know so that I can better serve people if I become a personal trainer by learning different experiences of different women

Really? That's why you want to know? :huh:

That's why they resurrected this thread from the crypt, for purely humanitarian purposes. 😋

:noway:

pinuplove

quiksylver296 wrote: »

LyndaBSS wrote: »

quiksylver296 wrote: »

Myhassani wrote: »

Any updates? I’d like to know so that I can better serve people if I become a personal trainer by learning different experiences of different women

Really? That's why you want to know? :huh:

That's why they resurrected this thread from the crypt, for purely humanitarian purposes. 😋

:noway:

For SCIENCE!

LyndaBSS

Hear! Hear! She blinded me with science! 🍻

snickerscharlie

Myhassani wrote: »

Any updates? I’d like to know so that I can better serve people if I become a personal trainer by learning different experiences of different women

Six years later? Pull the other one...

SskinSmith

IremiaRe wrote: »

Anecdotal evidence... I started at 42DDD - and so far, kept the triple D - just moved down in band size to 36.

I am no where near finished, yet - so they could still vanish, but, so far, the girls are hanging in there.

I started at 360 - currently around 180 - working toward 140.

I think it has a lot to do with genetics... Look at your thinner relatives and see what they have... chances are good you will have the same sort of shape.

GREAT JOB!!!!!
If you don’t mind:
1-hasn’t there been any difference in the cups between the older bra(when you were 360) and the new one(180 time)? Size, shape, padding, thickness?

2-Didn’t change the way it fitted?

3-did you plan on the journey to take a specific time?(did want it to be fast or did you want to take things slowly)? Or neither?
And did it take the desired time?

4-what did you do- weightlifting, cardio, diet...?

Finally,
CONGRATULATIONS!!! Hope you are healthy and happy with your results.

Pamela_Sue

I see you are still working towards your 'personal trainer' goals. Such dedication.

IremiaRe

Myhassani wrote: »

GREAT JOB!!!!!
If you don’t mind:
1-hasn’t there been any difference in the cups between the older bra(when you were 360) and the new one(180 time)? Size, shape, padding, thickness?

2-Didn’t change the way it fitted?

3-did you plan on the journey to take a specific time?(did want it to be fast or did you want to take things slowly)? Or neither?
And did it take the desired time?

4-what did you do- weightlifting, cardio, diet...?

Finally,
CONGRATULATIONS!!! Hope you are healthy and happy with your results.

Honestly, it's been a REALLY long time since I was 360 - like 15 years - but I can't remember thinking there was any huge difference in the kind of bra I am wearing. I have always favored not a lot of padding - never needed any - and I still go for stretch lace and underwire for daily wear. I just know in the smaller band sizes I can get more like that and less Omar the Tent Maker type stuff.

Not really worried about time. I started when I was 40 - you can read my profile for some deets - and then I sort of coasted at 275 for about a decade, then started again with My Fitness Pal.

as to what I did - I got a lap band back in the beginning - which helped me drop 100 pretty fast. When life grabbed me by the throat, I gained 15 lbs back and then coasted for about a decade.

Now, I am doing the MFP calorie count plus a bunch of cardio and regular strength training.

so, at 54 - I am just blessed to be able to get up and move at will - and not worried about doing anything but sticking here, for a bit. I would love to lose more - I am only 5' 4" - but, this is about the weight I was when I left for collect in 1983 - so, I am ok with it.

Good Luck!

Re