Oh, man. This is why running on the treadmill at the gym gives me an anxiety attack. There's a whole lot of bouncing around going on, and the ginormous guy who keeps looking at me in between grunts and bench presses does not a pleasant workout make.
This shit is why I started doing kettlebells and why I now recommend it to anyone who asks. It's a more fun, shorter workout than the mostly cardio routine I used to do, and I don't have to worry about strapping down my big tits. I didn't expect it when I started, but I'm now stronger than I've ever been and I lost a bunch of inches around my middle.
@Hana Maru: Kettlebells? What is this thing of which you speak? As a woman with abundant boobage I'm always looking for workouts that won't create that bouncing on a trampoline effect.
@CassandraSays: and all: Sorry to leave you all hanging. I do this guy's free program at home while I watch tv. I'm on the intermediate level now. [www.mikemahler.com]
@Hana MaruI bought two 18 lb bells to start, and still use them sometimes, though I mostly use bigger weights now. I got mine at a local fitness supply place. Sporting goods places sometimes carry them also.
@Hana MaruI bought two 18 lb bells to start, and still use them sometimes, though I mostly use bigger weights now. I got mine at a local fitness supply place. Sporting goods places sometimes carry them also.
@Hana MaruI bought two 18 lb bells to start, and still use them sometimes, though I mostly use bigger weights now. I got mine at a local fitness supply place. Sporting goods places sometimes carry them also.
I think the animation on the no bra could be more accurate... I've seen women with DD run without bras and its MUCH more movement than that... plus the animation looks like she has implants.
You should be able to choose sag level... that would add some realism.
@coconanas: Exactly, I call megafoul. Even with heavy duty sports bras my DDs move more than they're showing- by which i mean not stationary. Shenanigans, I say.
@coconanas: From what I've seen at the gym, implants don't bounce anywhere near that much. I used to be amazed by very busty girls who ran wearing camis with built in bras, until I noticed they all looked unusually round.
The models bodies are bizarre and Lara Croft like but the bounce seems about right to me, maybe a little too much. I imagine it depends on the woman though.
@coconanas: it's pretty unrealistic for the smaller cup sizes, too. The A nipples whip from the top to the bottom of the breast area, which I'm pretty sure isn't physically possible. I didn't actually even know that running hurt boobs until my sister told me, but nice try making me paranoid, sports bra company!
I know I'm not the only weirdo that sleeps in a sports bra.... For that purpose I'm a big fan of champion's seamless sports bras with the thin straps. They fit me long torso with the adjustable straps.
@anteup: You won't want to sleep in these, but they sure do strap 'em down for vigorous exercise. I'm somewhere around a C or D, and Shock Absorbers are great for the elliptical. To run I usually wear a sports bra and a Lycra tank with a built-in shelf bra to minimize the jostling.
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You should be able to choose sag level... that would add some realism.
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Y'all don't think they are bouncing enough? I'm a DDD cup and it's nearly making me cry on the yoga level. Point made, shock absorber site!
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The models bodies are bizarre and Lara Croft like but the bounce seems about right to me, maybe a little too much. I imagine it depends on the woman though.
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I know I'm not the only weirdo that sleeps in a sports bra.... For that purpose I'm a big fan of champion's seamless sports bras with the thin straps. They fit me long torso with the adjustable straps.
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I'm also pretty impressed that they weren't so puritanical they left the nipples out.
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