Watching the Olympics, my brain idly wondered: how detrimental a drag would pubic hair be for a swimmer?

Probably alot. I believe both men and women shave or wax their bodys. I wax my body for lacrosse but that is because I don't wear anything under my equipment besides my underwear

I used to be a swimmer, we all tend to shave everything for championships to reduce drag...... we had different training regimens at that time and wore racing suits....between that and shaving and such it could make the difference in a race, or at least for a best time.

BIBO: would a coach not let someone compete if she refused to shave her bush? (Pits and legs another matter obviously)

(August 2, 2021, 1:53 pm)Thebige BIBO: would a coach not let someone compete if she refused to shave her bush? (Pits and legs another matter obviously)

LMFAO!!

(August 2, 2021, 3:12 pm)LTKNT101

(August 2, 2021, 1:53 pm)Thebige BIBO: would a coach not let someone compete if she refused to shave her bush? (Pits and legs another matter obviously)

LMFAO!!

Why you say that?

Generally speaking, if you’re swimming you’re shaving everything. I don’t know of anyone in my life who was fundamentally opposed to shaving since any body hair has the potential to slow you down.

(August 2, 2021, 5:59 pm)Thebige

(August 2, 2021, 3:12 pm)LTKNT101

(August 2, 2021, 1:53 pm)Thebige BIBO: would a coach not let someone compete if she refused to shave her bush? (Pits and legs another matter obviously)

LMFAO!!

Why you say that?

    What you said gave me a chuckle. Nice to know a woman's full-grown pubic hair is still known as a "Bush". Very few people these days use that word. In fact, with the way modern women are keeping their pussies bald I doubt the issue you mentioned has ever come up.

@LTKNT101 it’s the ONLY bush I like

Wouldn’t that technically be hydrodynamics?