I used to think exercise was for crazy people. Then I started gaining weight and found out that exercise is really important. I started exercising to lose weight, but found out that it made me feel so good. Now I’m addicted.

One of the things that I found out while I was working out was that the sports bras that were available at the big box stores just didn’t do the job for my “fuller” figure. They didn’t offer NEAR enough control. The bouncing HURT.

So I went on a quest to find the best sports bras in the industry and SportsBra411.com was born. Today, I’m going to be looking at what a good sports bra is supposed to provide you and the things you would like to look for to get the best one. Also, I will go into what the Moving Comfort Cameo Sports Bra has to offer, in comparison to other sports bras on the market.

Why do you need a good sports bra?

Because of my busy and usually hectic schedule, I didn’t even consider “choosing” a bra. I would normally just go to a store and purchase the first one I get my hands on. I’m sure this is true for a lot of you ladies out there too.

When I started exercising and increasing my physical activities, I found that regular bras wouldn’t work anymore because they don’t provide enough support. So I decided to invest a bit more of my time for finding a sports bra that would actually be able to control and support my breasts.

The Moving Comfort Cameo is one of the Sports Bras that caught my eye. It seemed to be of quality in terms of control and comfort. I dug a little deeper and here are some of the things I found out.

What Moving Comfort Cameo Sports Bra has to Offer

There are a lot of different sports bra brands out there and what they offer differ on some levels. When deciding what to purchase, you would want to check these features out and see if they give you the support you need. Here are some of things the Moving Comfort Cameo Sports Bra has to offer:

-          Body:

-          DriLayer® Power 88% polyester/12% spandex

-          Interior Cups: 89% polyester/11% spandex spacer fabric

-          Back Lining: 91% micro polyester / 9% spandex.

I am usually soaking with sweat after my exercise sessions. If you are using a regular cotton bra, your sweat gets absorbed by the cotton and this leads to itchiness, irritability and ultimately DISCOMFORT.

The Moving Comfort Cameo Sports Bra is made up of materials that are designed to reduce any discomfort that you may have during and after your exercise sessions.

-          Built-in separate cups which provide encapsulation and compression support.   Other sports bras mostly have just one of these two. Encapsulation means that the cups are constructed to surround your breasts to give you support and a good figure. Compression cups even out the distribution of breast tissues against your chest wall. This reduces bounce and motion of your breasts.

-          Racerback shape which allows you to do extensive arm movements with comfort. It also gives your back a flattering look.

-          Available in colors black, white, nectar and wild rose

-          Women in different sizes, whether the fully-busted or the not so chesty ones can enjoy this product since it is available in different sizes: 32 to 28, Cup sizes A to C.

-          There are also different designs available: Sky Swirl and Blush Swirl in sizes 32C, 34A, 38B, 38C.

Have your Moving Comfort Cameo for Years to Come

This sports bra is very durable. Even when you put it through intensive activities, it is able to provide you the same support and comfort after a few years. This way, you don’t need to purchase one every after a few months, which is usually the case for regular bras. Most women who have this sports bra have had them for 2 to 3 years and it still works perfectly.

To make it last even longer, it would be best to fasten the hooks before you wash it. It is machine washable so you won’t have to put too much effort into it. After washing, just hang it to dry.

How to Find the Perfect Fit for You

When trying this product on to check if it fits, here are some tips that I found useful.

-          Make sure that the band is a bit tighter fitting than a regular cotton or lingerie bra. Try to take a deep breath while wearing it and see if you can do so without any discomfort. Also, try moving a bit and observe if the band rides up your back. If it does, adjust the straps or the hook.

-          When you are trying this one, check the fabric of the cups. There shouldn’t be any wrinkles or bumps because these normally indicate that the bra is too loose. Also, make sure that your breasts are completely contained by the cups.

-          The strap should be comfortable. So if it’s digging in to your shoulders or sliding down, you need to make some adjustments.