Shock Absorber advert - Health + Injury

ip(FeS2)

pirate

16/03/2006 at 09:27

http://www.shockabsorber.co.uk/bounceometer

You might not want to look at this at work.- but it will definitely put you off running with anything less than maximum support!!

simon_dulwich

16/03/2006 at 10:57

Heavens above!!

*buys sports bra*

seren nos

pirate

16/03/2006 at 11:05

I'm glad that I've got small one now.
I started running last September and mine have shrunk considerably. Must be natures way of protecting them!!!

Wee Stumpy

16/03/2006 at 14:33

Good grief ... not something you generally think you'll see!

I've always used Shock Absorber sports bras anyway, but this has just reinforced (sic) the belief in them!

running blade

16/03/2006 at 21:25

will try a link makes your eyes water
<a href="http://www.shockabsorber.co.uk/bounceometer/">bounceometer</a>

seren nos

pirate

16/03/2006 at 21:34

isnt that the same link as the first one??

running blade

16/03/2006 at 21:53

_Kieren

16/03/2006 at 21:55

What a great site

running blade

16/03/2006 at 21:55

now how did I manage that
bounceybounce

ip(FeS2)

pirate

17/03/2006 at 09:46

It's quite something isn't it?
Alex got sent it though work ( he works for Figleaves.com).- But, knowing you lot, he was surprised that it hadn't already been on the forums :-O

trinity1

17/03/2006 at 16:45

being well endowed is a total nightmare. At least you skinny girls can pad yourselves out, there is nothing much you can do with a huge chest other than make it look like it is. GRR

Most of the underwear is either a) mank b) very expensive too.

I hate it.

Vicki: Graceless Whippet

17/03/2006 at 17:42

Having gone from a G to a D with my weightloss I can honestly say I prefer to be smaller. I did use a shockabsober at my biggest and it did help emensly, but there's not a great deal you can do to stop back pain whilst running when you're well endowed.

I'll be sticking with the shockabsorber anyhow - that ad is an eye opener.

seren nos

pirate

17/03/2006 at 17:46

Mine have gone from a D to an A/B with weight loss and running.
I wish it would stop going off my boobs now and come off my stomach instead.
My body never does what I want it to do.
I have one shock absorber and a couple of other type. I will make sure I use the shock absorber on the longer runs even with my small ones from now on.

Vicki: Graceless Whippet

17/03/2006 at 17:52

Stomach always seems to be the last place to shift, I'm pretty sure my chest is still shrinking, hoping I dont lose it all before my wedding day as I've already got the dress

Muttley

17/03/2006 at 19:51

Apparently the breasts bounce 135m for each mile a woman runs. Says so here:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4607642.stm

What I want to know is, does that count towards mileage totals? Should there be separate race starts for the ladies, half a mile up the road?

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