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Sports Bras links
Nancy Howard at SparkPeople.com, a diet-and-fitness website, discusses how women should measure their breasts to find the best-fitting sports bra. Howard also offers a good overview of the different types of sports bras.
Runner's World magazine has a helpful article on how to care for your sports bra.
Women's Health magazine also has some useful shopping tips.
Don't think you need a sports bra? Shock Absorber, a British manufacturer of sports bras, has an interactive graphic that demonstrates how much a woman's breasts bounce when naked, in a regular bra and in a sports bra. Enter your breast size and activity level for an idea of how much bounce a good sports bra can prevent.
Manufacturer's websites are also helpful for finding size charts and other information:
