To all the woman cyclist, and for that matter, all sportswoman : Please read this article below, its not that we (men) are bullsh*ting you when we try to convince you about sex. Obviously we (men) knew this from birth, but here it is and please make it part of your "training and racing" program. ;D ;D ;D " After all, you would like to run on all silinders in a race?
Stiff competition in sex games
Athletes competing in the Commonwealth Games are being supplied with 150 000 free condoms - and there are more available if they want them.
Organizers of the Manchester games seem to have taken the event's motto - Spirit of Friendship - to its logical extreme and allocated 30 condoms for each of the 5 000 competitors and officials at the 10-day competition.
Even though the athletes are, obviously, among some of the fittest people alive, it may seem a little excessive to expect them to be having sex up to six times a day - until the evidence of previous sporting events is revealed.
At the Sydney 2000 Olympics, the original supply of 50 000 condoms was quickly used up and 20 000 more had to be rushed in. And freezing cold did not stop 12 000 condoms being needed at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
Denise Lewis, Britain's heptathlon gold medallist in Sydney, explains: "There's a lot of adrenaline pumping and in the heat of the moment... Well, I can't reveal what goes on."
In Sydney, the Cubans held the record. This time the New Zealanders are the favorites. Surveys showed they were top of the lust league, having sex an average of 115 times a year. Home team pride was rescued by the discovery that the British came second with 107"
