SHOULD WOMEN WEAR PROTECTIVE CUPS?
Female Protection
"The risk doesn't care about gender — and neither should the protection."
Everyone has seen it. A guy takes a hard hit to the balls in sports and we all groan and think "Wow, I hope he had his athletic cup on".
But what about women?
Certain sports present issues for both sexes. Consider martial arts. Kicking is not only encouraged, it's required. Both sexes can (and do) get kicked in the groin area accidentally. Same with sports like hockey, softball/baseball, and anything with a fast moving puck or ball.
Research has shown that many female athletes do not use pelvic protection, know the options for it, or even if they need it. Women may feel "less exposed" than men, and therefore not at serious risk. In some sports, this is simply flat out wrong.
Pelvic protection for women
Just like a man, a fast moving puck, ball, foot or hand, can land in a woman's genital area. The vagina is very sensitive to impact, but there is one part of the female sexual anatomy that can cause as much or more pain than a man's testicles.
Similar to the testicles on a male, the female clitoris is packed with nerves, roughly the same sensitivity as a man's testicles, yet compacted into a very small surface area. The size of this area may be one reason women don't think about the risk as much as men.
They might be less well known but equally important.
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