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Running gear for Fat Guys!

Ok I have just really got back on the program. I am training for a couple 5k this summer and fall. I fully expect to have lost quite a bit of weight by then. Now when I run my belly gets to shakin' and I know I'm quite a sight. My question is, what if anything is available to keep the shrinking gut and other fat rolls from knocking someone off the trail? If you have some experience, I'd love to know what you use and brand ect. Thanks in advance!

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  • Luckily there are a ton of things for us girls :/ But I think that Nike compression gear might help. Under Armour might have something too. google search "mens compression shirts" Some should c

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    My husband likes compression gear because it wicks moisture while holding things somewhat still. His favorite thing is a compression tank made by Spanx because it really holds everything much firmer.

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Luckily there are a ton of things for us girls :/ But I think that Nike compression gear might help. Under Armour might have something too. google search "mens compression shirts" Some should come up. Hope that helps.

My husband likes compression gear because it wicks moisture while holding things somewhat still. His favorite thing is a compression tank made by Spanx because it really holds everything much firmer. But he also HATES the fact that he wears Spanx. I keep telling him nobody knows he is wearing it but him & me. The Spanx don't breathe as well as the compression wear though. Good luck finding what works best for you.

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