Exercise I can do that won't take breasts away

[Guest Draga]

I like martial arts, and during my transition this last year I have sadly given up martial arts because I wanted to see how far I could get in breast and hip growth without exercising away the fat needed for breasts and hips.

But there is that sadness, and it's just been too long. I miss the fun and I miss the workout, and I want to pick it back up again, but I as well as my senseis are willing to modify my schedule for my benefit.

So what exercise WOULD negatively affect my breastsize and hipsize, and from there I'll figure out how to get back into the sport.

Also, are there any exercises that positively affect breastsize or hipsize.

Primarily I am concerned with breastsize. My hips are thin but my breasts have gone from 32As to practically nonexistant in the last couple months. =( This was 1 year on hormone treatment with abnormally high T, I have recently had surgery to fix the T problem, so hopefully I can get an optimal 34B when I'm fully transitioned.

[JJ]

From my understanding based on going the other way and seeking the opposite results exercise won't cause you to lose breasts as long as you are on HRT and the levels are right. T and E have very different metabolic effects that way. Weight loss will cause breast size reduction though. One of the things I have really liked about T is that exercise has removed fat in female areas like breasts and thighs where nothing did before. When I started college I was underweight actualy and very fit with a 21 inch waist but still had a c cup. Now I am also fit but less so because of my age and by military fitness measurement also a little underweight and have a b at best. And that is mostly the excess skin from a massive weight loss.

Actually I have read but some of the ladies can tell you better that exercising and building muscle under the breast can make them appear larger. I do have pecs and I know ir makes me feel larger which is a negative for me of course.

Bottom line is that breasts should be fine with exercise as long as there is adequate nutrition to put on fat tissue and your E and T levels are in the female range from everything I have read. There are quite a few female athletes who are nicely endowed.

Johnny