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For some players, wearing a cup may let them feel that they have some protection from these injuries. A player is on the field to perform. If equipment makes them feel slower, less agile, or less effective, they won’t wear it if they’re given the choice. Worse than just uncomfortable? A percentage of injuries to these sensitive organs can also be fairly serious. Blows could result in contusions, lacerations, ruptures and could even, in an extreme case, contribute to fertility problems.

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One example of a foul play that groin protection could prevent can be seen in the 2020 Six Nations match between England and Wales. I see myself as a pretty average looking-dude so I don't really see myself as a pin-up anything," Kang said."So I'm chuffed that I've had the good fortune of joining a long line of Meat magazine dudes alongside so many of my fellow Steelers. The Steelers has not only helped pave the way for inclusive rugby teams but also helped hanged perceptions about gay sportsmen." Please note that the sizing of CUT4MEN and JOE SNYDER are different. To choose your right size, please refer to the size charts below.I haven’t seen any survey that gives percentages on the likelihood of players wearing cups. So, I’ll go by my own experience at amateur level. Many rugby players feel that wearing a cup would make them less effective as players and less comfortable when playing. In a sport like rugby where there is a lot of bending, grabbing, falling, and hitting, it is common for the player’s gear to get disarranged. In footage of a scuffle during the match, Marler was clearly seen grabbing Welsh player Alun Wyn Jones by the testicles. There is no specific law in Rugby Union that mentions protective cups. However, there is a law the prohibits gear or kit with rigid material.

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So, what happens if the cup gets moved off-center during a play, then gets hit before the player can adjust it? The edges of the cup can dig directly into the skin, causing a worse injury than the original blow ever would have. This article isn’t about trophies. We review whether rugby players wear protective cups under their shorts. But a cup isn’t one of the exceptions. If the sports authorities wanted to encourage them, they’d surely be listed here. Entitled Meat The Kings Cross Steelers, the book features 29 players from the team's 200-strong membership. All the players were photographed by Meat's founder, Adrian Lourie. The section of the law goes on to list several pieces of kit that are exceptions to this law. That includes these items that certainly have hard plastic:However, as far as I know, the laws have never been tested with regards to a cup. I’ve never heard of a player been told to remove one by a match official. This is true of many rugby injuries to this area. As long as they stay in place, cups are great protection against grabbing, twisting, and crushing injuries of all types. Yet, their use remains uncommon. Other Protective Equipment