They're kinda useful when you're running.

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maybe she's born with it, maybe it's chlorine
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disclaimer: PhD not MD

I remember reading years ago about "Cooper's droop" in female runners who didn't wear bras, referring to the stretching of the supension ligaments that hold the breast up. Supposedly the ligaments would stretch and the boobs would droop in runners. That was quite a few years ago, not much past the time when women running marathons was frowned upon, so I'm now wondering how legit that was and if this guys research contradicts that? I'm guessing it might be a difference between big/small breasted women runners as to who may need more support.

I was thinking of the comfort factor

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maybe she's born with it, maybe it's chlorine
If you're injured and need some sympathy, PM me and I'm very happy to write back.
disclaimer: PhD not MD

"But a middle-aged women, overweight, with 2.4 children? I'm not at all sure she'd benefit from abandoning bras," he added.


Oh, you mean real women ;-)

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DFL > DNF > DNS

"Oh, you mean real women ;-)"

But not triathlete women. :-)

I think he was hinting that you better have a really nice rack to go bra-less, otherwise... no one wants to see that... oh wait, so this is more about what's "aesthetically pleasing" ahhh... now I get it ;-)


AP

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