Now that's one steamy stretching............

She was about to compete in her very first boat race.

So it was important for Kim Kardashian to warm up for the event.

And of course the reality star showed off plenty of her curves and cleavage in the process.

Where to look? Kim Kardashian showed off some considerable cleavage as she warmed up for the Miami Dragon Boat race on Saturday in Florida

Kim was spotted in a park in Miami, Florida on Saturday with members from her family as they prepared to compete in the Miami Dragon Boat Festival.
Wearing a low-cut exercise top, a pair of tight fitting leggings and matching long-sleeve jacket, Kim flaunted her most famous assets as she stretched out and did squats on the lawn.
She was joined by her mother Kris Jenner, who could hardly take the exercise seriously and continuously fell into fits of giggles.

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Low-cut: Wearing a low-cut exercise top, a pair of tight fitting leggings and matching long-sleeve jacket, Kim flaunted her most famous assets as she stretched out and did squats on the lawn Mother and daughter were also joined by Kim's sisters Kourtney and Kylie, her stepfather Bruce and best friend Jonathan Cheban.

Kim is rarely seen with a hair out of place or a crinkle in her pristine wardrobe.

But the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star ran the risk of several imperfections during the family day out on Saturday.

Curves on display: The reality star made sure her famous figure was on display throughout the day

Working up a sweat: Kim wiped the sweat off her forehead as she got into the exercise

Stretching out: The brunette star made sure to stretch her leg muscles with some squats

During the race, Kim swapped her usual designer wardrobe for some sporty attire and a life jacket.

And the reality star really put some muscle into the activity as she picked up a paddle and helped row the boat herself.

Be careful: Kim almost had a wardrobe malfunction in her attire

Kim raced alongside mother Kris and their friend Jonathan, but the trio lost to the boat captained by Bruce, Kourtney and Kylie.

And apparently Kim is a bit of a sore loser too, as she threw some rude gestures at her competitors following the race.
It was before the race that the teams were warming up with stretches and were shown how to paddle.

Touch the sky: Kim and her best friend Jonathan Cheban reached up into the air as they got into their stretches

Embarrassing mom: Kim was also joined by her mother Kris Jenner, who could hardly take the exercise seriously and continuously fell into fits of giggles

Exhausted: Kim's sister Kourtney had a little rest as she chatted away to sister Kylie Jenner

The entire Kardashian clan and Cheban also wore signature 'Dash' T-shirts from the sisters clothing store.

Throughout the day, Kim had her hair pulled back in a ponytail and wore some oversized aviator sunglasses.

Row, row, row your boat: Kim competed in a Dragon Boat Race alongside her mother Kris and best friend Jonathan

Keeping afloat! Cleavage-bearing Kim slipped on a life jacket to compete in the boat race with her family

She also showed off her deep tan, a result from some apparent over usage of bronzer.
On Friday, Kim looked more Jersey Shore than Keeping Up With The Kardashians with her orange appearance.
The TV star was seen typically putting on a show for the cameras, flicking her hair all over the place as if she was in a shampoo advert while standing over Kourtney and her partner Scott Disick as they finished lunch.

Safety first: Kim made sure to be safe in the water with her life vest

Why we can't adapt to the new iPhones?: Apple will not release dock needed to connect new model with accessories

PUBLISHED: 01:05 GMT, 30 September 2012 | UPDATED: 01:05 GMT, 30 September 2012

Hundreds of loyal Apple customers are furious after the technology giant failed to release adaptors needed for the new iPhone 5.
The highly anticipated gadget –which sold five million units worldwide during the first weekend of its release on September 21 – has a new charging connector which is 80 per cent smaller than previous models.
The change means millions who rushed to buy the new phone at more than £500 in the UK can no longer use existing accessories such as music systems and car chargers until they get a new adaptor.

Students Daniza Keshtova, 21 and Maria Trofimova, 21, with their new iPhone 5, which has triggered hundreds of copmplaints

The new ‘Lightning’ dock adaptors are not expected to be available until mid-October at the earliest and will also cost an extra £25.
The lack of availability is believed to be due to a delay in Apple’s certification process which industry experts say could further hold back the release by months.

 

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Apple shared the specifications of its new model with many of its accessory-makers only after the iPhone 5 was released in stores.
Apple said on its website that ‘soon many iPhone accessories will be Lightning compatible’.
But last week hundreds of angry customers vented their frustration.

The iPhone 5 may have only been unveiled last week but a British company, Liverpool designer Stuart Hughes, is already offering the world's first 18ct gold edition

One user, @croyfoo, tweeted: ‘The day after I get my iPhone 5 my  elevation dock arrives. Now I cannot use it without an adapter.’
Another user, @SonEmirali, said: ‘As much as I love my iPhone 5 I now have to buy a £25 adaptor to use my dock ... great.’
The complaints are the latest setback for the technology giant after glitches with its new map service.
Attempts by The Mail on Sunday to buy a new adaptor from Apple’s main London stores proved unsuccessful. Reporters were told the adaptors were not in stock and staff could not give a date when they would become available. A staff member in Covent Garden said the shortage was ‘UK-wide’ and due to ‘delayed testing’ procedures.
No one from Apple UK was available for comment yesterday.