Apparently you need "boobs" to workout

[Jane P.]

That's one thing I'll say for Denise Austin. She hasn't had it done. I'm not a big Denise fan, but I do respect her for this.

[firmaholic]

Originally Posted by DEEDEE

From reading the title of this thread, I thought you had just done a Firm Transfirmer workout. :-)

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[firmaholic]

Originally Posted by DEEDEE

From reading the title of this thread, I thought you had just done a Firm Transfirmer workout. :-)

Deedee - I thought the exact same thing as you did. lol

[Liz N]

Hmmm...out of the mouths of babes

"What is that on your chest?"

"Are they real boobies?" (I'm now a 32 A)

"How did they get so wrinkly Mommy?"

and the kicker - "you mean I used to eat them when I was little" -ouch

Despite my lack of cleavage that even Tracie cannot fix, I wouldn't swap my little piddlers for a larger model - I enjoy wearing any type of cute sports bra rather than wondering how painful running can get (I was a 32 DD at the height of breastfeeding)

[treasaigh]

Anyone needing boobs can PM me, I've got an excess.

And they're all-natural, by the way.

[bobbisey]

Funny, my girls have both asked me at different times why I don't have any boobs.
When my well-endowed SIL came to visit, DD asked her what the line on her chest was. We finally realized, that she was asking about her cleavage. The poor thing had never seen any before! Well, at least not in person.

Bobbi

[Kathryn]

Originally Posted by athompson10

Whenever I think of boobs and working out, I think of Tracie Long - whom I like a lot - and her, er, enhancements, doing pushups during Tortoise and encouraging us between reps by saying, "Building cleavage!"

In that, or another workout, she talks about going far enough down in the push-up so the chest is an inch off the ground. I always think to myself: that's much lower for me than for you!

Emma's comment is funny, but also kind of sad when you think about it. That's why I hate seeing so many instructors with boob jobs.

Maybe do some Cathe workouts for a while, or other instructors who aren't so boobalicious, like EARLY Karen Voight workouts.

[KathAL79]

I thought of this thread this morning while doing the warm-up for Pyramid Upper Body. When Cathe has you cross your arms across your chest and then lower down, I had to make an effort not to hit myself, and I'm not that big (a B). So tell Emma no boobs is better!

When I was little, I ran up to my mom and asked why my Barbie had pointy thingies on her chest. I thought it was strange she didn't look like me and preferred Skipper for that reason. It's all in your point of reference, I guess!

[Kyra]

*glances down at chest*

I guess I can't work out.

I like being small chested - I can pretty much buy any sports bra or top off the rack and it gets the job done, even for running. Can't beat that with a 500cc bag of saline...

[Deanna]

At the height of my breastfeeding days, I was a 34DD. It was a serious hindrance for my workouts. They literally got in the way, were bumping and thumping ALL over the place. Going out running was a freakish (and often painful) experience. I can remember holding those large bras in my hands and thinking they belonged to a monster...certainly, they couldn't possibly have been mine .

At the moment, I'm hovering between a 34A and 34B. In regard to exercise, I like this size FAR better. Like everyone has said, I can wear whatever exercise tops I might want to wear without any major shakin' goin' on.

Of course, we won't mention how far south they've traveled....