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pinkaardvarkGraduate10
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Been lucky so far that I have not suffered from this old classic, but due to trying some running vests that were a bit courser and tighter than my usual technical tops, I did experience some chafing.

Wondered what people recommend, just a bit of vaseline/bodyglide , nipple covers/plasters or full on tassels(sorry I had to)

p.s. photos are not req'd to illustrate plz :P

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Sqkr

At last! An occasion to celebrate being a lady runner 😀 *unburns bra*

I'm afraid I have nothing helpful to add, though I hear good things about lanacane for those with larger legs prone to a bit of chafe. Maybe something like that might work?

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pinkaardvarkGraduate10 in reply to Sqkr

I guess a lot of ladies who run braless may also suffer. I have ordered some nipple tass*** I mean cream. hehe. Will try the ron hill stuff as the body glide is very pricey.. £20 for some vass.. jeez..

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Pippatong

How about corn plasters? 😂😉

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pinkaardvarkGraduate10 in reply to Pippatong

Don't think I have such a thing, too young for corns I think, though I do have vivid memories of an uncle digging away at his foot with a fishing knife. Ah that was the life hehe

Don't they have a hole in the middle, so would be completely useless, or is that your jest?

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Pippatong in reply to pinkaardvark

Ha ha yes that was the joke. Gross about the fishing knife 🤮

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mrrunGraduate10

Happened to me, ruined the run. Standard plasters will do.

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pinkaardvarkGraduate10 in reply to mrrun

Might have to defuzz first hehe

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Jay66UKGraduate10

NipEEZE plasters from Amazon work for me. Lanacane gel will help while you recover.

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Tbae

Hi Mike,

I think Jay, has got all the solutions.

Really got into this problem.

Hope he responds.🤔👏👏👍

Really impressed with your 200km monthly achievement and your distance challenge target of 220km.

Even at your cracking pace you must still be running the eqivalent of around 4 days continuously in a month.

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pinkaardvarkGraduate10 in reply to Tbae

lol not quite bob, strava says 20hours last month, so nearly a day. Thinking I may regret the optimistic target of 220 as I have decided to have a slow week this week as legs aren't happy at the moment and mind isn't in the game.

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Tbae in reply to pinkaardvark

I was never any good at mental arithmetic, your pace must be even quicker than I thought.🤔

Hey ho it is much more than I could ever do, enough said.🙈😂😂💥🏃‍♂️💥

PS. Got it now Mike, at an average pace of 6mins/km or 10 km/hr you do 200km/month.👍👏👏

In the same 20 hours at 10 mins/km or 6 km/hr I do 120 kms/month.Or I would need 28 hours to achieve your 200 kms/ month.That sounds better.🤔😂

What an old snail I am.🙈😂😂

What a man you are.💥🏃‍♂️💥

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply to pinkaardvark

You’re pushing too hard Pink! Take a chill pill 👌🏽

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pinkaardvarkGraduate10 in reply to Tasha99

I am having a slow week, not really done much at all.. only run twice, but thanks for the advice :)

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply to pinkaardvark

Good! You’ll probably feel better for it 👌🏽

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pinkaardvarkGraduate10 in reply to Tasha99

yep, i'm doing a nice 24km trail run tomorrow. Think i'm gonna go find somewhere new to run on my motorbike and just have a nice relaxing noodle around.

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply to pinkaardvark

24k is not a rest!

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pinkaardvarkGraduate10 in reply to Tasha99

I'll do it a slow pace, so really just a long recovery jog, plus lots of stops for photos, map reading and maybe even a sqkr style icecream

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Sqkr in reply to pinkaardvark

YES that's the way to enjoy a run! 🍦

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Langley-LoperGraduate10 in reply to pinkaardvark

Did someone mention ice cream?

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TedGGraduate10

I continually wear singlets in this weather but don’t experience these problems...I go a size up for comfort, works for me Pink 😊

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pinkaardvarkGraduate10 in reply to TedG

I did incorrectly order XL which were huuuge, I could sleep in one as some sort of bivouac, so I have tried medium in the SunDried ones which seem the right fit, i'm tall 6'3 but athletic hehe. Excuse the grim expression, I was not having a fun run last night. photos.app.goo.gl/tNqGKkJ3L...

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ju-ju-Graduate10

Bodyglide works every time, and really tight tops

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AnniemurphGraduate10

I was very confused by a passing reference to pasties once, until my daughter kindly pointed out that they were not all of the Cornish variety :O Luckily my sports bra ensures that I don't suffer in the chest area but my arm band for my phone rubs so I use Body Glide which is great. Perhaps that might help you too? Hope you can get it sorted.

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