To those of you wondering what the best clothing is to wear for running, particularly ladies and their bra situation...
Tonight, halfway through my run, I had just caught my leg on a patch of nettles, and caught up in the following pain in my ankle I failed to notice the zip on the front of my sports bra was slowly going down with each footstep. It suddenly popped undone, leaving me to try to discreetly get it done up again by the side of the road, with sweaty hands. Not an easy task - far more difficult than the run I was doing! And there were cars everywhere too!!
So just picture me struggling with that scenario the next time you worry what you look like when you're running!
Has anyone else had a mortifying moment? 😵
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RuthMargaret
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no, I have the opposite. One of my bras is so hard to get off I fear being stuck in it one day and having to miss work because I've got an arm sticking out the head hole and my hair caught in the clasp. Of course I won't be able to pick up my phone to let anyone know!
Have heard one or two of these stories though ... glad you didn't pick up an injury or anything - when you said you'd caught your leg in nettles I was glad it didn't follow with a tripping up - and hopefully you're laughing about it now...!
My mortifying moment....heading into the woods for a poomergency only for a cyclist to stop and shout: "Hello, are you alright?" This is the downside of running in hi-vis clothing.
I have spotted a gap in the market - hi vis for safety on one side, reversible camouflage on the other for those moments you need to become barely visible (pardon the pun).
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