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" Have you ever wondered why bras are sized so specifically to fit your back and cup size, yet most sports bras\u2014which should be designed for when you need support the most\u2014simply come in sizes S-XL?  It has always bugged us a bit, that&amp;#039;s for sure, which is why we were excited when Nike invited us to try out their new sports bras, which will be in stores beginning July 1, last week. The line is kind of modeled on the idea that you should choose-your-own-support, picking a bra that&amp;#039;s best for your workout\u2014light and comfy for yoga, for example, or strong and tight for something that involves lots of running and jumping. We tried out the Nike Rebel Sports Bra made for high-intensity exercise with a workout led by celeb trainer Jeanette Jenkins, who can usually be found keeping A-listers like Queen Latifah, Paula Patton, and Serena Williams in shape. Jeanette put us through about an hour&amp;#039;s worth of sports-themed moves and drills, challenging us to dig like a volleyball player, jump like a basketball player, and move our feet like a soccer player. So fun! In fact, it was so fast and fun that we kind of forgot we were working out, and we&amp;#039;re happy to report that our new bra had something to do with that too. It kept  us in place the whole time, no adjusting or fiddling needed mid-workout, thanks to its custom fit. (See, when you put it on, you can adjust the band around the bottom, as well as the shoulder straps, so that you&amp;#039;re extra secure and supported in all the right places!) So how about you: Do you have a favorite sports bra? And would you like to see a fun sports-themed workout like Jeanette&amp;#039;s in Seventeen? Tell us below! (P.S. Jeanette was AWESOME! We loved her energy and her playlist just as much as we loved the workout. Check out her DVD if you have a chance!) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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