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What type of bra do you use? Jumping jacks are excruciating.
42DD
42DD
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What type of bra do you use? Jumping jacks are excruciating.
42DD
I'm not quote that big...34D....but I agree, ANY jumping activity HURTS if you don't have the proper support...and even then it's not enjoyable :-/
Currently I wear a wireless, regular bra underneath a sports bra...seems to work alright for me. I can't breathe...but no pain, no gain :P0 -
a really tight high quality sports bra will make a big difference.0
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I have been known to double or triple my bras. Works for me!0
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Im not a DD.. im 38 D. I have a Genie Bra... my husband bought me them for christmas.. LOL... and I LOVE THEM! They have cups that you can take out, and thats what I do.. take them out and its a super supportive sports bra! I wonder is Lane Bryant sells sports bras? My mom shops there for her bra's, shes a 40DDD, and they seam to have some really cute bras for bigger busted girls.0
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What type of bra do you use? Jumping jacks are excruciating.
42DD
I'm not quote that big...34D....but I agree, ANY jumping activity HURTS if you don't have the proper support...and even then it's not enjoyable :-/
Currently I wear a wireless, regular bra underneath a sports bra...seems to work alright for me. I can't breathe...but no pain, no gain :P
^^ This is the best solution I've found without spending an arm and right boob on a sports bra...0 -
I'm a 42 F so jumping jacks and running is out of the question for me even in sports bras0
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I wear a regular bra with a sports bra over it. I'm a 40F and I don't tend to hurt if I do that.0
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ENELL BRA, swear by it, no other
PERIOD
http://enell.com/
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TWO.
YES
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AND
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BUT
I
WANT
THIS
RECOMMENDATION
TO
GO
THROUGH.
BEST
MONEY
EVER
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I'm a 36 DD and I swear by champion bra's. If you go to their site, they have specific bra's for us bigger chested ladies! I always order a size smaller to get them extra snug. They are a little spend but totally worth it. Mine have lasted for years. I just bought 2 new ones and I couldn't be happier!0
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I'm a 42 DD and I use a Champion XL sports bra. I got a 2 pack at costco. They are tight but they hold the girls in place when I jog.0
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http://www.lanebryant.com/sexy-plus-size-intimate-apparel/bras/sports-bras/4043c4044c775/index.cat
Little pricy, but might help!0 -
I use to be a 36DD, now I'm a 34D so I know that feeling. Even going down the stairs (I go down the stairs pretty fast) would kind of hurt. I used to wear sports bras all the time, 2 actually but the ones I had didn't really give me that much support. Now I wear regular bras that fit really nice and I like to wear a really tight/fitted tank top to hold the girls in place0
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A pretty firm fitting sports bra as long as it does not dig into my shoulders....it has to be the perfect fit. I personally like the Champion brand...they never stretch out and are inexpensive too...seems to hold them in pretty good as well...lol....0
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im a 34 f and i wear a sports bra over my normal bra that helps for me :blushing:0
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I'm also 42DD. I've resorted to wearing two bras as the previous poster mentioned, and it definitely helps. I know there are really good brands out there that finally cater to our cups, but I just can't afford them at the time being.0
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36E, I have a Shock Absorber Max Sports Bra and a Triumph Sports Tri-Workout Soft Bra - both are really good bras.0
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I'm a 36 DD and I swear by champion bra's. If you go to their site, they have specific bra's for us bigger chested ladies! I always order a size smaller to get them extra snug. They are a little spend but totally worth it. Mine have lasted for years. I just bought 2 new ones and I couldn't be happier!
I'm also a 36DD and recommend Champions. I get their compression bras and have never had a bouncing problem.0 -
I got mine from Lane Bryant. I didn't see it on their site, but I still see them in stores. It's an underwire with a kind of flower embroidery on the cups. It keeps the ladies in place, no pain. I ended up going back and buying two more, in different colors. Lane Bryant bras might be expensive, but they're the only ones I buy. So worth it for the comfort and support.0
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"moving comfort" brand. it's around $60 bucks but if it were to cost more i'd pay it--gladly. the girls don't budge and i can breathe quite normally. i'm "merely" a D cup...but it's still the best bra i've ever worn!
i got it at a sun & ski sports but i'm pretty sure you can find them online.0 -
I have been known to double or triple my bras. Works for me!0
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