Sportsmen Bulge

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My friend works for a production company and had to meet various WAGS and former WAGS about a year ago to discuss footballers and their sex appeal etc...Most people have already named, and in some cases shamed:o some of them, but here's what she told me. It also raises a conversation about how men and women in sports are sexualized differently. For example, women in beach volleyball have to wear revealing bikinis, while men have to wear shirts to cover their bodies. Yes, this is alive and well at the Tokyo Olympics. Let’s strip it down even more. You can’t beat a guy in a pair of briefs with his bulge fully on show. It seems that, although we’d rather see the guys on the pitch running around shortless it is a treat to see the lining of their briefs under their sport shorts. Much of Western society has had a fear of the bulge for years. While there are certainly some straight men who have found their way into Speedos for a trip to the beach, for the most part the choice is the baggiest trunks available. Of the couple of photos where an athlete looks like they may be wearing the tight-fitting trou, the photo is cut off at the waist.

Of course rowing isn’t the only sport with revealing attire. Wrestlers stand in front of the camera, an arm lifted in victory, with nowhere to hide. Divers: same thing. If you’ve watched rowing before, it’s no secret the guys wear extremely revealing shorts, called trou. And it’s not lost on the rowers themselves. As former college rowing coach Charley Sullivan once wrote for us in 2012: However, things have changed a bit since 2012. Scanning Getty Images of medal ceremonies at the 2016 Rio Olympics and 2020 Tokyo Games, there’s hardly a bulge to be found. Athletes now adorn loose-fitting pants so as not to make grandma blush. If you choose to row, and you have a penis and a testicle or two, said equipment will inevitably be on full display. In front of God and your grandma and everyone. This is a major piece of education that we do with our guys about two days before their first fall regatta, about the same time we give them their first pair of rowing shorts, or “trou” as we call them, short for trousers.Yet since then, rowers have made a change, changing into something less revealing with the cameras trained on them. Frank Lampard (not tiny, but very unimpressive according to girls he's been with. One of them said she'd seen him in OK? on a beach looking quite big but that it must have been the way he'd hitched up his shorts as he was "small"). My sister saw a doc on Sky 1 about him which showed him getting changed and said much the same thing.