Wearing Compression Clothing While Working Out
ampuckett08
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I have heard that wearing Compression Clothing can help you while you work out. Not only with sweating, but also if you are a larger person it can help with sagging skin. Is this true, and if so where can I buy Women's Plus Size Compression Pants and Tops???
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Great q, the only thing I know of is Spanx at Lane Bryant0
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One of the reasons I love running in the fall/winter is because I can wear my compression running tights. I'm not altogether sure why, but my legs feel more energized. Compression helps with circulation and aids in recovery after a work out. Maybe try a running store or even zappos.com for compression clothing in larger sizes. Good luck!0
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I just got a compression workout top at Target for $20. I'm sure sports stores such as the Sport Authority would have them, too.0
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I recently bought a pair of compression workout pants from Old Navy and they are wonderful! I think they have tops too. Here's the link to the pants I bought:
http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=70623&vid=8&pid=863581&scid=8635810020 -
Old Navy just came out with an inexpensive sports line that I believe includes some compression fit.
Under Armour has loads of compression fit stuff, but you might have to buy the men's versions because they don't seem to have a lot of compression fit specifically for women. My wife and I used them for Warrior Dash because they don't flop around or chafe when wet.0 -
Old Navy has a compression line now, I heard that they help because it sheds more excess water.0
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I get my compression shorts at Walmart, they are cheap and when they start to get loose, I can just pick up another pair.0
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Old Navy just launched a new line, pretty affordable, too.0
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http://www.amazon.com/Womens-Compression-Short-Available-Colors/dp/B000BJ3CDM
http://www.aerotechdesigns.com/pluswoman.htm
http://www.rei.com/search?search=Compression+Clothing&origin=Google&seq=21&hist=search,Compression+Clothing
http://www.alwaysforme.com/bikeshort.html
Seems to me spanx are a lot tighter. My tummy is the main area that needs it. you could check out lanebryant.com for those or just google "spanx"0 -
Thanks everyone!!!0
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