Do you think it inappropriate

[vettechick99]

no

 

[dejr_8]

as long as she looks good, I dont see a problem with it!

I will second that. It she was good looking, go for it.

 

[Angelhalo]

I don't think its inappropriate per say, but I don't think its necessary. I am heavier than the girl in the demo picture in the thread and I run with a t-shirt on so if I can deal with the heat then so can she. It just causes people to see more of you than they need too.

 

[kid-at-heart]

No, I do not think it inappropriate.

Why would it be more inappropriate than wearing a swim suit at the beach?
If we called the clothing article an exercise "halter" rather than a sports "bra" no one would think twice about women wearing them in public.

 

[jam217]

No.

 

[Iluvthemouse]

No

 

[Freyja]

No, not inappropriate at all.

 

[PaddingtonBear]

As long as I can't see the knockers, its fine by me.

 

[paintnolish]

It'd be inappropriate if I did, believe me! Normally, though, it's fine. I'm just jealous!

 

[Minnie_me]

Not at all. Especially since, here in New York State, she could jog topless if she wanted to. It's the law.

 

[JPN4265]

for a woman to jog outside in a sports bra and shorts?

Inappropriate? Maybe not. Dangerous yes.

 

[mjkacmom]

I used to, back in the day, when my tummy was flat! I'd rather see a fit woman jog in a sports bra (which covers a lot), than a fat man mow his lawn without a shirt! And men seem to jog topless all of the time.

 

[BunsenH]

No complaints for me, but I'm a guy.

I still remember the glory days of health clubs when they all had a bar and thong leotards were in style......good times.

 

[Jennasis]

I don't think its inappropriate per say, but I don't think its necessary. I am heavier than the girl in the demo picture in the thread and I run with a t-shirt on so if I can deal with the heat then so can she. It just causes people to see more of you than they need too.

Perhaps unnecessary for you, but what you think is tolerable (from a temperature/comfort standpoint) is not the gold standard for the world. Also, joggin in August in say Maine, is a tad different from jogging in August in Mississippi.

I think it's not only appropriate to wear a sports bra and shorts, I think it's perhaps even necessary in this weather.

 

[pansmermaidzlagoon]

Not at all. Especially since, here in New York State, she could jog topless if she wanted to. It's the law.

I was thinking that same thing!!!

Though I haven't noticed any one topless since just after they passed that!

 

[Jennasis]

Not at all. Especially since, here in New York State, she could jog topless if she wanted to. It's the law.

Ouch.

 

[luvmy3jewels]

I don't have a problem with it, however I think it may hinge on what the woman looks like wearing it. For example, on a woman like myself (fluffy and well endowed) it's probably not a good idea to go out in public dressed like that. (I do have a problem with the very overweight man in my neighborhood that walks around in the street daily without a shirt and his enormous, sweaty belly hanging out all over the place ).

It's amazing how standards for this sort of thing vary by culture. Dh and I went to a resort in the Dominican Republic last year and realized very quickly that it was a "tops optional" kind of place. There were a lot of European women of various ages that didn't have a problem letting it all hang out. There was even one chick that decided to play volleyball in the pool like that. It was quite a shock at first, but by the end of our stay we were kind of used to it. I was suprised to see a woman take her shirt off and just wear a bra walking around the resort, but I guess she wasn't any less covered than she would have been wearing a bikini.

 

[BeachGirlFLA]

No

 

[Angelhalo]

Perhaps unnecessary for you, but what you think is tolerable (from a temperature/comfort standpoint) is not the gold standard for the world. Also, joggin in August in say Maine, is a tad different from jogging in August in Mississippi.

I think it's not only appropriate to wear a sports bra and shorts, I think it's perhaps even necessary in this weather.

And I still disagree. But, thats ok.

 

[Veronica Lodge]

I don't necessarily think it is inappropriate, but I personally can't/won't. I am much more endowed than the girl in the photo on page 1, and the most supportive sports bras for me look much more like a bra than a tank top. I tried using crappy sports bras like the one in the photo, but my guess is that if you are over a b-cup, they are not really for you. Wearing a sports bra like that whole jogging will just contribute to saggy ****s and unsightly stretchmarks, IMHO.