Busty ladies I need your help!

Another vote for Enell here. I doubt I'll ever buy another brand of sport bra again in my life. FWIW, I'm currently a 38G.

I agree with Champion - that has been by far my fav sports bra.

Whatever you choose, make sure it hooks in the back (or front) and has adjustable straps. Also, the band should be firm around your ribcage - if it is loose at all you will bounce . . . and NO one piece sports bras - those are a big disaster for busty chicks.

Wear a bra under your sports bra.

I am a size E and when I started exercising years ago I used to wear 2 bras under because no sports bra was strong enough, kept it all in place!

I second this suggestion. Get a very good, tight underwire to go under a tight sports bra and wear them both. I know the problem exactly and I have found that large breasts need to be held DOWN, not UP to keep from bouncing as you have found by holding them down. A 6" ace wrap around them can help, too.

I'm the same size as you (OP) and Enell is amazing--get the 0 or the 00 size.

You can avoid double bra if you try a Lululemon Ta Ta Tamer. It runs expensive but if you get 2-3 you are set for a looooooooong time. They are great! I have one even though I'm not very busty (not flat chested either though!) and find it very secure. Bustier ladies swear by it!

I went to a fancy schmancy lingerie shop and was properly fitted. What a difference! I had done the thing that is pretty common, had too large of a band size and too small of a cup size. I ended up with an Anita extreme sports bra (40G). The girls don't move much, but it's not constricting. The shoulder straps are nice, padded and moisture wicking. One of the best features is that the band has a nice clasp in the back, so I don't have to try to yank the thing over my head & chest. Yes, it was expensive, but it works and was well worth it. I end up handwashing it every night because I can't bear to wear any other ones.

Treat it like you would getting running shoes, get properly fitted & try on a few (yes, I did jump up & down in the dressing room). You are already doing something great by running, no use in torturing yourself by not having the tools you need to do it comfortably

36-I, and i've given up and just get two at target and double up. it's ridiculous, but there's only one place near me i've found that makes them in my size, and it's close to $100. or two from target for $20. *rolls eyes* i'm hoping losing enough weight will shrink the girls to the point that i CAN shop at Victoria's Secret...at the moment, i can hardly even fit their specialty sizes online...

I am so happy that I came across your question. I work as a Bra Fit Stylist at a wonderful lingerie store and some of my favorites are from Anita (Style#5527) and Freya (Style#aa4002). They are both great for high impact and are wonderfully supportive. If you can, go to a specialty lingerie shop where they can fit you.That will ensure a proper fit and comfort.

I'm a 42DD and I had bought two bras - a Glamorise and Enell from Amazon. Measured for both of them since it was online and I hadn't tried either brand before. The Glamorise is very comfy and I don't have to wear any other bra with it. The Enell is like a medieval torture device in my opinion. I'm hoping it will fit a little better once my chest shrinks, since it was $64.

Did you buy the wrong size? Mine isn't uncomfortable.

Have you considered a binder? I think Mitt finds that his female coworkers really fill them up...could be useful.

(For the product reviews) http://www.amazon.com/Avery-Economy-Binder-1-Inch-Round/dp/B000V99JYI/ref=sr_1_1?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1351865394&sr=1-1&keywords=3+ring+binder+women

I'm a 42DD and I had bought two bras - a Glamorise and Enell from Amazon. Measured for both of them since it was online and I hadn't tried either brand before. The Glamorise is very comfy and I don't have to wear any other bra with it. The Enell is like a medieval torture device in my opinion. I'm hoping it will fit a little better once my chest shrinks, since it was $64.

Did you buy the wrong size? Mine isn't uncomfortable.

Maybe, but I checked the measurements again, I ordered a size 5, and my bust is within that range and my rib cage is right at the upper limit of that range. Just hoping maybe in a few weeks it will be comfortable enough to wear because it holds them down! I'm one of those afraid of getting a black eye on the treadmill for sure!

Moving Comfort makes a bra called the fiona that I love. Would not be able to keep up my running without it. Check out website 6pm.com and you can usually find a good discount. I also a 5 feet tall with small frame. Good luck!!!