Anonymous wrote:Enell...not the most attractive bra out there but keeps everything in place

Yep. Without a doubt. They are not inexpensive, but they work. I am a 36G, and I can't run in anything else - just too painful. I finally realized after getting this bra why I hated to run so much before - I was too uncomforatable in the chest!

The Moving Comfort Maia was awesome for me while breastfeeding.

Anonymous wrote:The only thing that has EVER really worked for me is to later two bras. I buy the basic Champion model from Target. I'm 34C and run long distance and also do sprints - one bra, no matter how iron clad, has just never done the job for me.

Good luck!

I used to do this too (I run marathons) until I found the enell. It's amazing!

Check out Title Nine. They have a good selection of chesty bras that you can select based on level of support.

Enell...not the most attractive bra out there but keeps everything in place

Victoria's Secret sports bras are the best... I cannot recommend enough!

Anonymous wrote:Post pics so we can give you the best recommendation

Probably should be video, right, so you get the full effect?

Jk.

Thanks for the other ideas! I will give them a try -- looking at the Moving Comfort ones now. Thanks!

I got awesome sports bras at Target. They are Champion brand. I love them bought 2. I also got several cheap ones from Old Navy. Not jiggling, but I like the Champion better. I am a 36 DD.

Later = layer (autocorrect)

The only thing that has EVER really worked for me is to later two bras. I buy the basic Champion model from Target. I'm 34C and run long distance and also do sprints - one bra, no matter how iron clad, has just never done the job for me.

Good luck!

I'm a 36D and love the Moving Comfort Maia.

Moving comfort womens Fiona. I'm a 38 DDD and a runner. These are the best. http://www.amazon.com/Moving-Comfort-Womens-Fiona-Bra/dp/B001AP1QWK

LOL! Anyway, I hate to say it, but Victoria's Secret sports bras are pretty good. The one I have has a zipper in the front, so it comes off easily. You need to go in to s store (vs online), as the sizes are wonky. This is the only sports bra I can run in without having to wear 2 at a time. The only thing is, I don't know how big the sizes go.

Post pics so we can give you the best recommendation

Before kids, I was a 34B. Post kids and breastfeeding and with baby weight to lose, I am (comparatively) whopping. Like 36 DD or maybe more. I need a bra that will hold them down and still while running and doing a very bouncy cardio class. I prefer bras that fasten (not the kind you have to wrestle over your head) and if there is a good less-pricey option than Lululemon, that would be great (I would love to outfit myself there, but it's not really in the budget, especially because my goal is for this bra to be too big soon). Thanks.