about loosing the inches in your breast, it is not always so. I went up to a 38 DD after having 3 kids, when I lost 60 lbs. I only went down to a 36 DD, but It all depends on how your body will react. I ended up getting a breast reduction, and could not be happier, but if you are only 15 years old, you are way too young to do that. Just keep on exercising and dieting and good things will come.

I had a nice set of C's at 14. I have a tiny set of barely AA's now at 21. They left me along with 50 pounds of extra me. They stayed at a small B, however, until I started seriously weight training, then they just disappeared. Honestly, they just got in my way when they were bigger. At your age, though, your hormones are still in puberty mode, so it's hard to tell what will happen.

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Think you can or think you can't; either way you're right--Goethe

Wow, effalunt, I knew you were very fit now but didn't realize you had lost 50 lbs, congrats to you!

This may sound like a silly and vain question, but I hate the way my A/small B's look in a sports bra. Not only are they small they are so droopy that the bra just makes them disappear. Does anyone know a source for shaped sports bras for women who don't need all the motion control? I would be eternally grateful if you could provide a link. My gym is incredibly hot in the summer.

I just happened to be looking at bras in a catalog I got today called Title 9 Sports. Website: www.title9sports.com Some of them are a little pricey, but I'm thinking of trying a couple. Mine are not only droopy, but they are wide-set and most bras, except sport bras don't fit right. Sport bras just squish them flat.

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~Victoria~
...There are no shortcuts to any place worth going.--Beverly Sills

I'll check Title 9 Sports. I also saw a Jogbra called I think Natural Contours - anyone heard of that one?

I wish we had a decent selection here in town - I hate to spend the money w/out trying one on.

Ooooh. We get the catalog for Title 9 in the mail and I'm always so tempted. Their stuff looks really comfy and sized well. There's a relatively new store out here in Cali called Lucy - a women's only fitness clothing store. Really cute stuff, kind of pricey, good wicking fabrics...again, always tempting, but I usually get my stuff from the sidewalk sales at Sportsmart. Not nearly as exciting.
Anyway, here's the website - maybe they're near you -
http://www.lucy.com/

I know what you mean about ordering without trying on. I have been wearing cotton bras by Jockey for Her because they have no shape and will fit any figure, but I would like something with some shape to it once in a while.

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~Victoria~
...There are no shortcuts to any place worth going.--Beverly Sills

I'll check the site; I have to get my stuff at the sidewalk sales most of the time, too. LOL I'm much too broke and I wear the stuff way too hard to spend too many bucks!

Well I went to Mervyns yesterday and tried on 7 different bras and none of them fit. Ended up getting another shapeless, sport-type thing. Ugh!

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~Victoria~
...There are no shortcuts to any place worth going.--Beverly Sills

Okay, Sandiegofit.com has some contoured sports bras; they are not cheap, though! I like the Champion shape2000 bras, they aren't too cutesy.