Yes, I am a diver and believe me YOU NEED A CUP. Especially if you are a beginner you are going to need protection for your testicles. The best way to wear it is if you wear a speedo wear two speedos and put the cup inbetween. If you wear a jammer, first put on a speedo, then put on a jockstrap and put the cup inbetween. Then just put your jammer on over it. If you really don't care what you look like than put on compression shorts then a cup the the jammer and on the outside put on a jockstrap. The cup that I like best is the Nutty Buddy it protects and supports your balls.
most people dont because it will weigh you down, and i have never heard of any boy (in high school division) getting kicked in the balls
most of what happens in Water Polo happens under the water, so retaliation would be fairly easy.
FINA Women's Water Polo World Cup was created in 1979.
Australian Water Polo was created in 1982.
Water polo players wear caps that protect their ears from injury if they get hit by a fast ball. The caps also help identify players and teams: The home team wears dark caps, away team wears light caps. Goalkeepers wear red caps. Each player also has a number on their cap to identify them like other sports feature on jerseys.
There's no reason it should, since the water and the cup fall with the same acceleration.
Wear a cup to protect your genitals.
because it highlights that they are in charge of the game . It also makes them stand out from the players!
If you are playing a sport where groin injury is a possibility, then you should always wear a cup during practice and competition. This has nothing to do with age, and everything to do with preventing an accident.
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Wear a cup to protect your genitals.
Depends , but if it is a cup bra, no. Usually when kids start to wear bras they wear sports bras, so that's what they should sleep in.
A cup is better worn than a plate. Good luck. Defense!