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I wear a padded sports bra because when you bigger Chested and you catch a cradle, if you catch it right, it's is going to hit your chest at some point and it really helps to have some padding there.I wear two sports bras just because I like the extra support. I am not particularly large in my upper half, it just makes me feel more comfortable. But it just doesn't really make sense to me why people wear padded sports bras when they work out. I mean, you're at a gym. I honestly don't feel like (especially in cheerleading, where there is a wide range of different body types) people (predominantly girls) are going to judge you for being small chested. I understand that some may feel self conscious about themselves, I just thought I'd throw my opinion out there ;)
Did you just say... costumes?I agree with you, most "sports bras" provided and designed for cheerleading are more for show. Real sports bras are supposed to squeez/flatten/tighten the breast so that when you run, jump, any giggling motions, that causes the breast to move up and down, the bra keeps the motion/movement of the breast to a minimum which reduces the pain. So young women, please wearisome real sports bras under your costumes to protect yourself. Please do not worry about the vanity, it is not worth it in the long run.
I usually wear a real bra under my sports bra. I'm not into spending a lot of money for sports bras that are super nice (though with my intended career path maybe I should...) so I wear a racer back bra under sports bras for two reasons:
1. The sports bras my gym provides for practice wear are more for cute and not for coverage. Sure they're great if your 8 but they don't do much to protect against bouncing and, as a former team mate would say, "nippin":oops:
2. The ones I get from Target in order to fit my shoulders and ribs are just slightly too big to adequately compress my next to nothingness.
Anyways...this thread has made me think of a Jenna Marbles video I watched recently regarding sports bras. Beware there is an abundance of the F word
Yes I did, no offence to anyone, JMO. But I have seen many of the "practice outfits" of which many are sports bras type tops and the are more costume in appearance rather than supportive and functional as a sports bra. one straps, buckles, brackets, etc.....I'm not even sure they are safe for practicing in. I can only imagine the damage a buckle or bracket can cause to someone catching a flyer that is falling......Did you just say... costumes?
not if you're any larger than like a b cup. having cleavage at practice is not cute.Isn't the point of a sports bra to wear nothing with it?:confused:
I'm a D,so I feel your pain. I guess I just didn't realize people wore bras to athletics practice for 'cute factor'. Oh well, learn something new every day!not if you're any larger than like a b cup. having cleavage at practice is not cute.
oh, I misunderstood what you were asking!I'm a D,so I feel your pain. I guess I just didn't realize people wore bras to athletics practice for 'cute factor'. Oh well, learn something new every day!
Okay I went to get one today- and realized they are $25 dollars :eek:
And Target did me no good, or I was looking in the wrong place. Anybody know where I can get a cheaper one?