Keeping the bits and things where they belong when running
Sooooo .. I just started the C25K at the local running company, and my physical therapist added jumping to my leg strengthening exercises, and now I feel every bit of extra skin on my body.
What do people wear to keep things from moving? I got a fairly hardcore sports bra thanks to someone else's post from Lane Bryant, and I saw some notes about compression tights that I'll need to research. Anything else I should be looking for? I don't necessarily want skin tight clothes showing off all my lumps and bumps .. but I also don't want things flapping :)
I've still got another 25-50 pounds to go, so I know it's going to get worse before it gets better, but this girl signed up for a 5K in six weeks, and a 1/2 marathon at the end of the summer, so I've got some training to do!
Thanks in advance!
What do people wear to keep things from moving? I got a fairly hardcore sports bra thanks to someone else's post from Lane Bryant, and I saw some notes about compression tights that I'll need to research. Anything else I should be looking for? I don't necessarily want skin tight clothes showing off all my lumps and bumps .. but I also don't want things flapping :)
I've still got another 25-50 pounds to go, so I know it's going to get worse before it gets better, but this girl signed up for a 5K in six weeks, and a 1/2 marathon at the end of the summer, so I've got some training to do!
Thanks in advance!
I wear UnderArmour compression stuff. It's not as pricy as some of it's competitors and it works great.
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i wear underarmour compression tank top (2 sizes smaller than my t-shirt size) and compression shorts (1 size smaller than my shorts size) underneath my normal running/workout clothes. does the trick for me!
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