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German Surgeon Blames Volleyball For Saggy Breasts

Friday, July 9, 2010 5:58 AM Posted by Andy Subandono

By Janet Martin

A well-known surgeon blames volleyball for the growing number of saggy breasts in Germany.

Dr. George Khoury, 39, from Hamburg, said this popular summer sport should be avoided since it destroys the breasts.

"The female breasts, even small ones, were not made for swinging up and down 300 times within a short period of time, as what happens in beach volleyball," warned Khoury.

"Vigorous movements and vibrations stretch the tissue around the breasts, which can lead to permanent sagginess," he added.

Beach volleyball is a popular outdoor sport in Germany with many women players clad in bikinis or going topless. An estimated eight million people worldwide play the game because of its many health benefits. Volleyball gives players a total body workout and strengthens the shoulders, legs, and abs.

"Beach volleyball, which requires more muscles to perform the same moves on sand as one would on a hard court, is an effective workout for track and field athletes too, strengthening ankles, calves, knees and hips," according to Margo Trott in FitLinxx.com.

While Khoury agrees that the game may be good for the body, he said the physical exertion of volleyball puts a strain on women's breasts. He warned that all the jumping and diving can cause the breasts to sag.

Khoury said he has seen many female volleyball players at his clinic who all have one thing in common: sagging boobs.

To avoid this fate, the surgeon said women can do two things: play less volleyball or buy a good sports bra. Khoury said this will limit the damage.

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