Lo-Bloo - Professional Groin Cup Protection System. New Patented design, tested to 4 tons of pressure. Extremely comfortable, contoured designed to move with your body, stay in place and not transfer impact when hit. Can be used with any under-garment, compression short or directly on skin. Easy to rinse or machine wash. Only system with a front lock and adjustment system. Made in Sweden.vs Thai Cup - No odd, cold metal - Easy to wash, machine washable as well - No string through back area - No help required to tie-on or take off.100% Money Back Guarantee should the cup ever break Published Reviews: 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful: I'm only a week into using this cup, but once I start training I forget it's there. Way more comfortable than my steel cup. I have no concerns about its protection or fit. I would definitely recommend picking one up. Was this review helpful to you? 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Simple Design / Maximum Protection Ajarn Dean "Lethal legs" Lessei from Dubuque, IA United States I have been using the Lo-Bloo groin cup since I purchased it at the 2014 TBA-SA World Tournament and it is by far the best I have used in my +30 years in the martial arts. It stays in place, is comfortable to wear and offers the best protection. I highly recommend it! Best Cup in the Game The best cup on the market! Easy and super comfortable. Fits well with shorts or compression as well. Best cup I've ever worn. Steve Bruno from American Top Team Coconut Creek Fl.UFC Vet and ATT coach. I'm in a groin cup for up to five hours a day , so comfort is important. Never had an issue with this cup. I has the protection level of a traditional Thai cup , but supported by modern day technology. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Best Cup on The Market Ben Smith, Professional MMA Fighter, RFA from Minneapolis, MN Lo-Bloo is by far the most comfortable and effective cup that I have used to date.

It's a snap to put on, breathes well and doesn't shift during training and most importantly during my fights. hoodie bien hoaBest of all the innovative design makes it extremely comfortable, and when it comes to this very important level of protection, I simply won't use anything else.havok hoodies Browse for more products in the same category as this item:bcg hoodie I have been using this cup since last June and it's the most comfortable one yet. fnaf hoodies for saleI can put it on by myself and it doesn't move around at all. fodrade hoodiesI wore it for my last fight at Glory 9 NYC and in Thailand for three weeks training and have not had one problem with it. hoodie satuan kaskus

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Namman Muay seemed to help - it certainly smelled nice. My legs and arms weren't sore either!Preventing Skin Diseases in Wrestling These days, more than ever, those involved in wrestling know about the dangers of skin diseases. Due to the sport’s skin-to-skin nature, this issue has always been apparent. Over the last few years, however, a lot of attention has been brought to the never-ending presence of some of these diseases. Focus has also been shifted to the epidemic of newer, stronger types of infections that arise after irresponsibility by some wrestlers, coaches and teams in general. Preventing skin diseases is much easier than treating them. A constant effort must be made by athletes, coaches, parents, and any other figures involved in the wrestling community. This is needed to ensure that athletes are kept safe and healthy. Not only can such infections create further health complications, they can also hold athletes back from both practice and competition. This guide easy tips will help to protect wrestlers from infections that are extremely preventable.

Shower Immediately The longer you wait to shower after practices and matches, the more time harmful germs are allowed to stay and grow on your skin. When showering, always use liquid antibacterial soap and a mesh scrub to ensure that you’re both killing the bacteria and limiting the amount of bacteria that can be left on your showering equipment. There are many antibacterial soaps designed specifically for wrestlers. These aren’t necessary, but they do work. Remember to thoroughly dry yourself after you shower, focusing on your feet last. Some Extra Help In addition to using antibacterial soap, there are several products that you can use to help keep your skin clean and infection-free. Foams and liquid skin “shields” form a germ-resistant layer on top of your skin, helping to prevent infections during practice and competition. Antibacterial towlettes are great for cleaning your skin immediately after practice and just before the shower. Whatever you use, make sure you follow the product directions exactly.

Know Your Body Check your body daily for anything out of the norm; if it looks like it shouldn’t be there, well … it probably shouldn’t be there. Keep an eye out for red/irritated skin, scratches, peeling, bumps, itching, etc. If you do find something of concern, tell your coach right away. He or she will know the proper course of action and treatment. Cut Your Nails Certain types of bacteria and fungi may live underneath the fingernails, and can easily be transmitted to another wrestler’s skin. Don’t Share Equipment Any item that is used during practice, especially shoes and headgear, should absolutely never be shared. This is a very easy way to spread infections. Wear Clean Practice Gear Daily It is necessary to have a clean set of gear for every practice session; this includes t-shirts, shorts, and socks. You absolutely cannot wear the same gear for more than one practice, as that is an easy way to transmit skin infections to your teammates. In fact, having an extra, clean set of gear to change into during practice could also help prevent skin diseases, and make you feel a bit more comfortable in the process.

Clean All Equipment Daily Any equipment that is used on a daily basis needs to be thoroughly cleaned to ensure harmful germs are not hiding out in them. Towels, uniforms, and any other piece of equipment should be washed and dried after every use. Use the Dishwasher An easy way to clean items such as headgear and kneepads is to wash them in a dishwasher. This may seem a bit odd, but the temperature of the water in the dishwasher can get to an extremely high level, and does a very thorough job of disinfecting your gear. Cover All Wounds During practice and competition, it is important to cover any open wounds or cuts to prevent infection. Full-length rash guards limit skin-to-skin contact and can help to prevent skin diseases. Keep Shoes Clean The majority of bacteria and fungi that is brought into the wrestling room gets there from being on the bottoms of wrestlers’ shoes. Don’t wear your wrestling shoes outside of the wrestling room, especially into the restroom.

Also, don’t step on the mat wearing gym or street shoes. There are cleaning mats and other devices that are designed to clean the soles of your shoes prior to entering the room. These items are great, but often expensive and not necessary if the proper precautions are taken. Don’t Put Dirty Gear in Gym Bags One of the biggest mistakes you can make is placing dirty gear directly into a gym bag. This is a perfect place for bacteria and fungi to multiply. Using disposable, plastic bags will go a long way in helping to prevent infection. If Prepared, No Worries Skin diseases are an unfortunate but common part of being a wrestler. However, if you work these tips into your daily routine there should be no worry of coming down with something that could have easily been prevented. You will undoubtedly be healthier and happier knowing that you’re doing whatever you can in order to protect yourself. For more information about skin diseases, check out the guide Common Wrestling Skin Diseases.