Yes, there is a difference. Regular compression shorts are good for comfort and moisture management. Neoprene gives much more compression for muscles with the goal being reducing fatigue and retains heat better keeping muscles warmer. Recurrent muscles strains such as groin or hamstring will benefit more from the neoprene.
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∙ 12y agosliding shorts typically have padding
compression do not
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∙ 15y agoThe difference is sliding shorts have padding on the butt and back of the leg and also most have a compartment for a cup, where as spandex do not.
Usually you can get spandex shorts from volleyball tournaments
No way!!! Girls do need to wear spandex; it increases their range of motion and shorts will get in their way. But guys? They should wear short shorts; not spandex!!!
The typical volley ball uniform consists of the following: Jersey spandex shorts knee pads socks (usually knee high) ankle braces ( optional) court shoes
Yes they can. My soccer team wears spandex shorts under our shorts and when we play in the freezing cold, we wear spandex leggings. They are very effective.
Yes it does Although , it doesn't really make a difference.
One can buy Spandex shorts for women when one goes to sports stores like National Sports, Sports Check, or Academy Sports. In these stores, there are a lot of Spandex shorts to choose from. Price varies with style.
The Zoot Women's TRIfit 8" Shorts are not spandex.
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Simple answer, they ejaculated. when i run i get some semen stains on my spandex, it just happens to me. of course i wear shorts over my spandex.
No. You can wear anything that works for you.
There can be, if you believe hard enough.
Spandex is definitely a popular material for modern bike shorts. Polyester and wool have also been used, along with chamois leather for the crotch patch.