Topic Idea: Athletes Who Prepare With Sex
Randy Lane • December 2, 2012
Muhammad Ali says he used to abstain from sex for six weeks before a fight. MMA fighter Ronda Rousey is taking a different training method. “For girls, it raises your testosterone, so I try to have as much sex as possible before I fight,” she says.
Read the article and watch the video here.
Setup Ideas:
- Ask an expert (a sports medicine doctor, trainer, etc.) What does having sex before a game, fight, dance, etc. do for your performance?
- Ask listeners: “What excuse do you use to have more sex?” For example, it helps me go to sleep, gets rid of a migraine, keeps me from cheating, etc.
- Or turn the topic and ask, “when do you not have sex?” Before a doctor’s visit, for example.
- [for the edgiest of shows] Prove or disprove the theory by measuring the strength of two women who have just had sex to see if she is right.
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