Getting laid before ....

[3moose1]

Alright, so i'm sure we've all heard the whole, "don't get laid before the tournament/fight/etc" mantra, right?

I'm not sure if there is any truth to it at all, but in the off chance that Coach Christian/Phelan were right in 8th grade as they told us to keep it in our pants before regionals, I decided to decline on an opportunity for "excercise", if you will.

So, Bullshido, is there any truth to the whole, "don't fuck before a fight" business?

[Kentucky Fried Chokin]

It's complete bullshit. How do I know? Because we already had a thread on it, noob!

[3moose1]

Dude, this is serious business!

[cuatro76]

I got laid before senior nationals once... and I still got beat by Orlando Fuentes :(

[3moose1]

So looks like i made the right call.

If i come up against Orlando Fuentes, i'll be sure to beat him for you.

[Cassius]

It's categorically untrue. Aggression has very little to do with short term deprivation of sex.

[Squerlli]

Well don't screw an hour before you have to compete obviously but the day before with some good nights rest should be fine.

Are you planning to schedule sweet nookie time RIGHT before your fight or something dude?

[3moose1]

During, actually.

I do bjj, remember?

(also, thanks cassius)

[maofas]

It's true. The meanest people I know have probably never had a decent roll in the hay in their lives.

[jnp]

Are you trying to balance things out? Start a crappy thread in Gitmo after starting one good one? What in the world makes you think this is Gitmo, rather than YMAS material, 3moose1? Ask yourself this, does this thread have anything to do with the technical side of martial arts, or is it a question that has probably been asked many times before?

Is there any reason you refuse to utilize your frontal cortex nine out of ten times when you post in Gitmo or DHS? Is there any reason you make more work for me than any other poster on this site?

Know this, every time you screw up, you get further away from DHS.

[3moose1]

Well, In theory, I had hoped for it to blossom into a scientific-esque thread, discussing such things as adrenaline and endorphins and the like.

*hangs head* I'm sorry, jnp.

[animlmthr]

Well, In theory, I had hoped for it to blossom into a scientific-esque thread, discussing such things as adrenaline and endorphins and the like.

*hangs head* I'm sorry, jnp.

Hold on Moose, I'll see what I can find.


/runs off for nookie/



Alright, data in. Computing...results verified!

This just in: doing it is perfectly acceptable before fighting, going to work or reading to blind children! You can't go wrong Moose!

I say, hump away, if she says you may!! And don't forget your raincoat!!

[Vorpal]

Seeing how its your boyfriend that's going to be doing all the pushing I think you're safe.

[Squerlli]

ZING!

[DunkelAnanas]

A search on this shows about 10 threads on this subject.

http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner...ight&sa=Search

Here's my personal favorite:
"Jing," what the hell? - No BS Martial Arts

I think this is the one where Dr. Tsun Tsu went apeshit. DerAus posted a link to this article:

http://www.soc.ucsb.edu/sexinfo/?art...tomy&refid=009

Here was his post (#44)

"You may have heard it from your high school coach, or some of your teachers, even the great Mohammed Ali swears by it. The prevailing myth that sex hurts athletic performance is as old as sports itself. Some athletes believe that it relaxes them to a point that they would not want to compete, others swear it drains vital fluids necessary for a top athlete, but is there really scientific proof to all this?

There is not. Having sex before an event should not physically hinder your athletic output or performance . In actuality it may even help athletes before an important game. The usual scenario the night before a game or competition is one filled with anxiety and insomnia. One of the most inexpensive, easiest, and beneficial ways to have a good night's rest and relax is sex, even if it is masturbation. Only persons with severe heart conditions may have a problem with sexual activity, and those people would hardly be medically fit to undertake serious athletic competition. "

Article
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"Although the commonly believed benefits of sexual abstinence have a long tradition, the majority opinion among athletes, coaches, and physicians now is that sex itself has little or no effect on sporting performance (Chidley, 1996)."

Link

Links in his posts:
http://www.soc.ucsb.edu/sexinfo/?art...tomy&refid=009
http://loveandhealth.ifriends.net/Ar...18&Article=222
http://www.ejhs.org/volume4/sports3.htm