Yoga and braless: Yes or No?
myheartsabattleground
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I know there's different types of yoga (piyo, hit etc). However if it was the generic vinyasa yoga, would you go braless?
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WTH? Do what suits you best!3
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Most yoga tops have a "shelf bra" or some kind of support. I'd say for the average to small busted woman, it's probably OK.0
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Would I? Hell no. Would you? No one knows your situation and what you're hauling around there... A cups? D cups? Supportive top? Loose tank? In your home? At a busy studio? White see through top? Black top? I mean there's a million variables. I think this is one you can probably handle on your own with a moderate amount of common sense.9
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thats totally a personal decision. i would never go braless,. and i wouldn't care if anyone around me was braless. Do whatever makes you comfortable.1
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Self practice at home? Yeah all the time. To a class? Uh no. Pretty much none of the outfits I wear for yoga would really stay put during down dog. I would be too distracted thinking about accidentally flashing a classmate to really enjoy my practice. I usually wear a very soft sports bra so it is not constricting but no one else has to see all my bits if my clothing shifts.2
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I would not but you do you.0
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I go bare boobs all the time.4
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I'm a little too. . . er . . . bouncy for braless. But whatever floats your boat.0
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Depends on what size you are--for me, completely braless seems a little... floppy... (I wear a 32F and do vinyasa yoga). I don't wear one of my super-smasher running bras for yoga, but I wear a bralette (with a tank over it) or tank with a built-in shelf bra. I've yet to have a wardrobe malfunction.1
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I don't even go braless at home, let a lone out in public and 100% definitely not to the gym!2
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I'm a 32B and I NEVER go braless unless im sleeping or wearing a large sweatshirt at home with my husband lol. I dont like the look of nipples, and prefer not to see others... sorry if thats rude, but I think its showing too much.3
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myheartsabattleground wrote: »I know there's different types of yoga (piyo, hit etc). However if it was the generic vinyasa yoga, would you go braless?
Would I? No, I wouldn't go braless.
Do what you are comfortable with though.0 -
I'm shirtless, who cares?0
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I won't do any more than get the mail braless, but I have a trainwreck situation going on. If I could pull it off, I'd be all about it.0
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Let em free!!0
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I can and do, if I am not wearing a cut out yoga top. My sister always tells me I need nipple guards. She says I should ignore her because she's jealous - she can only go bare in a well fitted sports cum workout bra tops. Lol
ETA: If you'd like to, go for it!0 -
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If you are small wearing a bra is a matter of modesty. You know not flashing the class when you bend over. If you are larger a bra with good compression makes twisting into complicated yoga poses a whole lot easier. As someone who has done yoga at a variety of bodyweights I can tell you that stopping halfway into a pose to move boobs or any other fat floppy bits out of the way is a PITA.1
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annette_15 wrote: »I'm a 32B and I NEVER go braless unless im sleeping or wearing a large sweatshirt at home with my husband lol. I dont like the look of nipples, and prefer not to see others... sorry if thats rude, but I think its showing too much.
You don't like nipples?
That's like not liking elbows, we all (maybe some exceptions) have them, what's not to like ?
Also nipples is not any ruder than chin ...don't worry
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Braless for yoga depends on your comfort and breast size1
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Weird question - something for every woman to decide on her own for herself and her own comfort. It is really that simple. Why would you possibly care what I would do?
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OH SURE!1
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Don't go braless for your yoga class near the chap who invented hot yoga(Bikram yoga) too many lawsuits up his b-hole I read in the papers. Lol. But sun and moon salutations without a bra ugh and chakrasana would be pretty weird too with your boobs popping out0
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I have small boobs so I don't need to wear a bra but all my tanks have the built in unpadded bra.0
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Totally depends on your comfort level! Do a quick sun salutation to see if the girls get in your way or bother you. If yes then wear bra, if no then go for it!0
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I can't do anything braless. The closest I get to braless yoga is when I have to resort to wearing my old sports bra that doesn't do much...kinda suffocating in downward facing dog.0
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closetlibrarian wrote: »I'm a little too. . . er . . . bouncy for braless. But whatever floats your boat.
LOL me too. I would get arrested0 -
I'm not worried what people think but I wouldn't go braless that sounds super uncomfortable0
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I'm a 42DD and found that I much prefer going braless for yoga. But then again, I work out at home. My good sports bras have underwire and so they poke into me during yoga (but are perfect for running, etc.) If I were going to a yoga class, I would wear something light and supportive, like a bralette. If you have large breasts, I suggest the bralettes from Torrid.0
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