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"Shave everything"

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  1. Thge latest issue of Triathlete has an editorial from a guy who lists the
    things he has learned getting back into the sport. Among them was to "shave
    everything."

    For someone who has never shaved anything that wasn't required to be shaved
    for work, could someone enlighten me as to why shaving would/may be
    advisable? thanks.

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    Pat McLean said:

    Thge latest issue of Triathlete has an editorial from a guy who lists the
    things he has learned getting back into the sport. Among them was to "shave
    everything."

    For someone who has never shaved anything that wasn't required to be shaved
    for work, could someone enlighten me as to why shaving would/may be
    advisable? thanks.

    I have no idea. For the swim, you'll likely be wearing a wetsuit anyway,
    and if you aren't and the race allows them you probably aren't fast
    enough that shaving will make a difference. And the main reason to shave
    your legs for the bike is so it's easier to clean up if you crash and
    get road rash. As to "shaving everything," I can't see why you'd need to
    shave unexposed areas unless you were trying to pay for that tri-bike by
    working as a stripper.

    --Harold Buck

    "I used to rock and roll all night,
    and party every day.
    Then it was every other day. . . ."
    -Homer J. Simpson

  3. Quoted message said:


    For someone who has never shaved anything that wasn't required to be shaved
    for work, could someone enlighten me as to why shaving would/may be
    advisable? thanks.

    Because if your fit it looks cool when lightly oiled, which the ladies
    love.

    --
    Mark
    _______________________________________
    Nerves of Steel, Heart of Gold, Knob of Butter

  4. Mark (MSA) said:


    Quoted message said:


    For someone who has never shaved anything that wasn't required to be shaved
    for work, could someone enlighten me as to why shaving would/may be
    advisable? thanks.

    Because if your fit it looks cool when lightly oiled, which the ladies
    love.

    --
    Mark
    _______________________________________
    Nerves of Steel, Heart of Gold, Knob of Butter

    Works in theory, except I have a sneaking suspicion Mark is trying to
    rid himself of competition by giving that advice.

    Tam

  5. Quoted message said:

    For someone who has never shaved anything that wasn't required to be shaved
    for work, could someone enlighten me as to why shaving would/may be
    advisable? thanks.

    Agree with theory. Pratically is different with the missus around!

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