It seems that every year there are more and more highschool women's teams wearing bunhuggers or briefs for running, and they are pretty ubiquitious at the college level. Do you think that this will lead to more individual women wearing them for running after their HS or College, for individual racing etc.
Do you wear bunhuggers, was it your decision to try them or were you made to as part of a team uniform. Do you like them. I wear them as part of a college team uniform. I was nervous at first about trying them but now like them. I wore them for an inidividual road race over the summer but was almost the only woman wearing them.
It seems that every year there are more and more highschool women's teams wearing bunhuggers or briefs for running, and they are pretty ubiquitious at the college level. Do you think that this will lead to more individual women wearing them for running after their HS or College, for individual racing etc.
Do you wear bunhuggers, was it your decision to try them or were you made to as part of a team uniform. Do you like them. I wear them as part of a college team uniform. I was nervous at first about trying them but now like them. I wore them for an inidividual road race over the summer but was almost the only woman wearing them.
They make you faster. Do you ever see anybody in them finish last in a road race?
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Most runners I know dress functionally.
Dot
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Dot <dot.h@#duh?att.net> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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Do you wear bunhuggers,
Saratoga Springs High School girl's track and cross county teams were required to wear racing briefs in competition, at least from 1976 to 1980. I didn't run again until 3 years later when I got married and found out that I had married a running fruit- loop. 22 years of competition later and I can count on one hand the number of women racers that I have seen local races in briefs. Like racing flats, I don't see the possible advantage at my level of performance.
On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 01:00:47 GMT, Mark and Christine <[email hidden]>
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Dot <dot.h@#duh?att.net> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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Cwrw42 said:
Do you wear bunhuggers,
Saratoga Springs High School girl's track and cross county teams were required to wear racing briefs in competition, at least from 1976 to 1980. I didn't run again until 3 years later when I got married and found out that I had married a running fruit- loop. 22 years of competition later and I can count on one hand the number of women racers that I have seen local races in briefs. Like racing flats, I don't see the possible advantage at my level of performance.
Christine
I've never seen any woman < 5:00/mile in baggy sweatpants.
On Sat, 29 Oct 2005 21:56:58 -0400, . <[email hidden]>
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Lesbians generally look for other lesbians, not the kind of woman men find attractive.
Be serious! They look for woman, gay or straight.
Dyke or not, they're still women. They don't stand in the bathroom and compare [censored] and clits. They don't really have sex, in the most literal sense, just what they might call intimacy, thus, they have no reason to seek out someone with the best "tools".
Dyke or not, they're still women. They don't stand in the bathroom and compare [censored] and clits. They don't really have sex, in the most literal sense, just what they might call intimacy, thus, they have no reason to seek out someone with the best "tools".
I never said they did. I said they enjoy looking at other woman. Christ you're stupid.
I like them - more comfortable and professional than shorts. Plus nobody can mistake you for a guy from behind...
Emma, I have spent years honing the skills needed to make me a first class observer of women. If you were running in front of me wrapped up like a mummy or dressed like the Michelin Tire Man I would still be able to detect your womanhood. Bunhuggers are my first choice please.
Emma, I have spent years honing the skills needed to make me a first class observer of women. If you were running in front of me wrapped up like a mummy or dressed like the Michelin Tire Man I would still be able to detect your womanhood. Bunhuggers are my first choice please.
Detect it, or smell it? I can smell a human sometimes as far as .5 of a mile away in the woods, and usually can tell male from female too.
