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By *ickawitchCouple
over a year ago
Away with the fairies (Liverpool to you) |
I am 38L and there is no chance of fitting into and getting sufficient support in a sports bra so I use a tight and very supportive granny bra to hold everything in place while I bounce around.....it's not pretty but does the job  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I was a 42 EE and found the sports bra from primark in the largest size worked , just took a bit of getting out off once hot and sweaty ... Your lack of back fat should give you the extra cup size 
Good luck
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"I was a 42 EE and found the sports bra from primark in the largest size worked , just took a bit of getting out off once hot and sweaty ... Your lack of back fat should give you the extra cup size
Good luck
A X "
Primark?! I thought they only went up to a 38D?! My little sister bought a sports top thing from primark... Size 12 or something... It wasn't a size 12 because I was a size 20 at the time and I managed to get it on haha!
Sorry OP, I'm not much help. I don't do much that involved bouncing boobies unless it's sex in which case I don't want a bra on anyway |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm a 30gg and go for two sports bras and still they bounce, but less painfully than with just the one. I also plan my workout to alternate between jiggly exercises and non-jiggly to give The Twins a break. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm also 36F and I quite often wear a heavy duty sports bra under one of those sports vests which claim to have a built in bra then a normal top over the top. I'm not sure there's anything that can be done to stop the jiggle completely but this reduces it to an acceptable level for me! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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all my training tops have built in bra's so why not try wearing a sports bra if you can find one that is a good fit then the type of training top with the built in support.
I find them good so maybe this would work?
Go girl and enjoy your workouts
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm also 36F and I quite often wear a heavy duty sports bra under one of those sports vests which claim to have a built in bra then a normal top over the top. I'm not sure there's anything that can be done to stop the jiggle completely but this reduces it to an acceptable level for me!"
I've done this too  means I end up boiling though so sometimes just have to go with the bounce. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Today I've got 2 bras on so will see if this works then may invest in a vest bra thing for over the top.
I just feel I could go much faster if I wasn't knocking myself out lol x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Could your look at using tape to hold them in place? Dancers use this technique to reduce movement.
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Most dancers have nice small boobs (lucky devils)
We'd need something more heavy duty like gaff tape!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm a 30gg and go for two sports bras and still they bounce, but less painfully than with just the one. I also plan my workout to alternate between jiggly exercises and non-jiggly to give The Twins a break. "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Could your look at using tape to hold them in place? Dancers use this technique to reduce movement.
Most dancers have nice small boobs (lucky devils)
We'd need something more heavy duty like gaff tape! "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I was a 42 EE and found the sports bra from primark in the largest size worked , just took a bit of getting out off once hot and sweaty ... Your lack of back fat should give you the extra cup size
Good luck
A X
Primark?! I thought they only went up to a 38D?! My little sister bought a sports top thing from primark... Size 12 or something... It wasn't a size 12 because I was a size 20 at the time and I managed to get it on haha!
Sorry OP, I'm not much help. I don't do much that involved bouncing boobies unless it's sex in which case I don't want a bra on anyway "
They do in the sized ones but they also do the bolder holders ones without fasteners in a xl , you just put it on like a vest but has great support and stops you getting black eyes whilst running lol
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago
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I'm lucky in that I've not stepped into a gym in anger since 1998. However, I don't envy anyone busty who has. Training is hard enough work as it is, without feeling uncomfortable at the same time.  |
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"I was a 42 EE and found the sports bra from primark in the largest size worked , just took a bit of getting out off once hot and sweaty ... Your lack of back fat should give you the extra cup size
Good luck
A X
Primark?! I thought they only went up to a 38D?! My little sister bought a sports top thing from primark... Size 12 or something... It wasn't a size 12 because I was a size 20 at the time and I managed to get it on haha!
Sorry OP, I'm not much help. I don't do much that involved bouncing boobies unless it's sex in which case I don't want a bra on anyway
They do in the sized ones but they also do the bolder holders ones without fasteners in a xl , you just put it on like a vest but has great support and stops you getting black eyes whilst running lol
A X "
I suggest you time your stride so that as boob is on downward trajectory you are just landing so that all parts are travelling in same direction. Should go some way to curing the problem. Hope this helps. |
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I start back at the gym tonight. I'll be wearing a good fitting but unattractive bra, a tight fitting sports vest with an in-built crop top & a t-shirt over the top to hide my belly.
Not perfect but a hell of a lot better than just a bra. |
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I used to wear a sports bra, a normal bra and a tight vest top.
Used to make me hot as fuck but it kept the bouncing under control so that the twins didn't hurt much and the extra layers = more hot and sweaty = dropped weight quicker.
- Amy. x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm a 36F and I find sports bras useless if I can find one at all.
Do any of you gorgeous girls have any tips to hold them in when doing hiit etc x"
I'm 42 H - so know ur issue .... Marks & Spencer Believe it or not have a super sports bra - I had told my trainer how hard it is to get a sports bra so she came with me and found it. I put the cup completely over her head to show what I'm dealing with X
Great u r bouncing around out there xx
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