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No sex the night before competition is standard for most star athletes, but that doesn’t rule out every other night of the week, right? The word is that each competitor in this summer’s *** Olympic Games will receive 15 free condoms, with plenty more available if needed. That's 150,000-plus little rubber goalkeepers for those of you keeping score. At the Sydney games in 2000, only 70,000 were provided, which shows that the athletes' bedroom calisthenics have propagated — and not just with other Olympians. "I may have snuck a celebrity into my Beijing room [in 2008] without anybody knowing and snuck him back out," U.S. soccer goalie Hope Solo said. "But that's my Olympic secret."
No sex the night before competition is standard for most star athletes, but that doesn’t rule out every other night of the week, right? The word is that each competitor in this summer’s *** Olympic Games will receive 15 free condoms, with plenty more available if needed. That's 150,000-plus little rubber goalkeepers for those of you keeping score. At the Sydney games in 2000, only 70,000 were provided, which shows that the athletes' bedroom calisthenics have propagated — and not just with other Olympians. "I may have snuck a celebrity into my Beijing room [in 2008] without anybody knowing and snuck him back out," U.S. soccer goalie Hope Solo said. "But that's my Olympic secret."