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No, Bras do but jockstraps do not. By "cup" I assume you mean "pouch." All jockstraps are sized by waist alone.
A groin cup is something different than a jockstrap. A groin cup it is a hard protective cup that fits around a guy's sexual organs during sports. A jock strap (athletic supporter) is like tight underwear but is designed as only a waistband with an elastic pouch to hold the testicles close to the body so that they do not jangle or get painfully caught out. As for groin cups, there are only 2 "sizes": one for youth, and one for adults. They do not make adult groin cups in different sizes - the size differences on adult groin cup packages are for waist size only. A cup should completely enclose over the top of the genitals as the cushioned rim rests beside the genitals against the groin (above, under, and in the creases between the legs and scrotum). That way any impact will be transfered from the cup to the pubic bone or perineum, thus protecting the incredibly sensitive "balls" (which are terribly vulnerable, but so important to making sperm and testosterone).
It's not just the groin cup that comes in youth and adult sizes. Jockstraps come in youth sizes as well; the pouch is cut smaller to support boys that are less developed.
Put it on just like underwear with the pouch covering your penis and testicles. Then slid the cup down into the pouch. DO NOT just put the cup under the pouch since if its not in the pouch the cup can move and your testicles can get under it while you are moving. If you get hit with your testicles outside the cup it will be very very painful. This happened to me in Martial Arts and its a mistake you never make twice!
No. Firstly, jockstraps without cups are only made for men and boys because males have external genitals like testicles that uncomfortably bounce around during sports and require support (cups protect the testicles due to how vulnerable and sensitive they are). Secondly, there are no cups made for female jockstraps either because the products made to protect the vulva and the abdomen of a woman are more like a pad or shield that is formed to cover her between her legs. A "cup" is only needed to fit around something, but females do not have external genitals that hang outside the body the way men's testicles and penises do.
The cup is hard plastic and protects your equipment from a direct hit. Some jockstraps have a pouch to hold the cup in place. Others don't hold the cup, they are just really tight to keep you from bouncing around when you run or workout. A cup is the hard plastic shell you wear over your genitals to protect them from impacts. A jockstrap is a type of underwear for sports. Some jockstraps are made with a pouch to hold the cup in place. Others are just elastic and made support your genitals so they don't bounce, kind of like a sports bra for a guy's parts.
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How do you show your son to put on a jock cup?
Put the cup in the jock strap and tell him to wear it like underwear...
How do you put on a football cup?
put it in the pocket of your jockstrap/ compression shorts and slip it on under everything. make sure you don't have on underwear under it or any other clothing because it will not be tight enough against your body.
Does a girdle have a cup spot?
It all.depends on the girdle the one I was given for football at my school didn't have one but it all depends on the type of girdle even if the girdle has a cup spot it is still best to wear a jock strap. a jock strap helps prevent movement
Where can I get a Jill strap?
a jill strap protects the lower belly and pelvic bone.It is the equivalent of a male's cup. (jock strap)jock strap is A garment made of stretchy cotton intended primarily to embarass teenaged boys in gym class and secondarily to secure their wobbly bits from getting jostled
Do you still have to wear a jock strap if your balls havent dropped yet?
you have to wear a cup all the time and a jock strap doesnt matter but most people only wear girdles so their nuts dont bounce around (ouch) and nobody really wears cups anymore
I am in martial arts our instructor says you need a cup to spar so I got a cup a jock strap and I wear whitey tidys so could someone please tell me the process of putting the cup on?
well you just put it on
How can you wear a athletic cup besides with a jock strap?
I don't know, but if they can make bra work for me without straps.... But then I doubt if it will ever be part of a fashion statement. Lol
What is a jock cup?
An athletic supporter with cup is sometimes called a cup jock or a jock cup. it is a jockstrap that has a pocket in front that a hard plastic cup sldes inside of to protect your penis and testicles from getting hit.
How do you wear a cuP cup?
BELOW IS THE «KINDERGARTEN» VERSION OF How to Wear a Jock While it is reasonably accurate as far as it goes, it (a) shows a faulty understanding of how a CUP works, and (b) omits critical information. Wearing a CUP without proper support (containment) underneath is foolhardy and begging at best a chafed scrotum, and at worst a destroyed testicle or two. PLEASE! Before someone gets in trouble, they should read my original, concise and COMPLETE direcdtions.Hold the jock in front of you so the waistband is horizontal, like a brief. The pouch should be in front and the leg straps should be on either side. Like a brief, step into the jock with one leg on either side of the pouch. The leg straps should go behind your legs and the waistband, of course, should go around your waist. Also, if you're wearing a jock cup make sure you use the jock straps that are specially made for the cup.Regular jock straps just have a pouch in front to hold your penis and testicles. It's just one layer of stretchy cloth that's there to give you support.The jockstraps made for cups have a special pouch that the jock cup slides into, and they usually have velcro or elastic at the top to hold the cup in. It's kind of like a "sock" that the cup fits into, and the cup is surrounded by cloth on all sides.Sometimes a guy might think that it's ok to just wear his jock cup inside a regular jock strap, but this is not a good idea. First of all this is not too higenic, because wearing the cup up against your skin means that sweat will collect between your skin and the plastic of the cup. And this could give you a nasty case of jock-itch. If you've never had jock-itch, think of athlete's foot on your penis and scrotum. The fungus that causes jock-itch is almost the same as the one that causes athlete's foot. The special cup jockstraps keep cloth between you and the cup, and this helps wick away the sweat.And the other thing is that you are not getting as much protection if you wear the cup inside a regular jock. That's because your testicles will be sitting right up against the inside of the cup. So if you get hit in the groin, the shock will carry right through the cup to your testicles. If you wore the cup inside the intended cup jockstrap, then the cloth across the inside of the cup would have held your penis and testicles back from the cup, so they weren't sitting up against it. That helps hold them away from the shock of any impact.So make sure you wear the right kind of strap when you wear your jock cup!Your "junk" goes in the pouch and your legs go between the legstraps and the pouch. Pull it up and you're set. And the label faces out in front. Don't wear with the label facing in because it's uncomfortable.
Do you put a cup jock in the freezer?
no
How often do you wash your cup jock?
Not often enough.
What the difference between a cup of pebbles and a cup of water?
You can drink the water.
