Male riders and their 'bits'

I'm a male rider, and i have no problem whatsoever.. he could always dig out his y-fronts teehee =D on the other hand, the saddle might be a bit hard? or he just needs to sit thru it hehe padded saddle covers can be gotten hold of somewhere im sure lol
 
Just give it a good luck kiss before he goes riding, he will have no problems, and will be far more relaxed for his ride.
 
Lmao, I dont get any form of discomfort unless im touching my toes or doing around the world at the end of the lessons. I ride fine and mine stay ok.

(cant believe he is discussing this on a forum)
 
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Just give it a good luck kiss before he goes riding, he will have no problems, and will be far more relaxed for his ride.

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What a truly fantastic idea!!!
Wonder if I could ask my rather fetching instructor to errr.....assist in this!!
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Decent pair of kegs, a pair of breeches and a pair of riding boots. Only advice i can give, sit lighter in the saddle...oh the first peice of advice was given to me..if you fdress like a rider you feel like a rider.
 
As others have said Asda y fronts are good at support after they stop riding up your bum crack, having the right saddle helps, I rode a 17 something hands beast on holiday about 5 years ago, jeeeeeeeeezzzz the saddle was a crippler, strange thing I find is my Treeless saddle can tend to sqaush things slightly more than my Treed saddle, must be cause I sit deeper in a Treeless.

When buying a 99 from the ice cream man, he enquired, "crushed nuts" ?, no I said, bouncy pony !!!
 
OUCH - Bet that brought water to his eyes? He's either got very BIG plums or more than likely he needs to sit more on his bum rather than on his fork (plums) Good supportive underwear will also help.
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My OH swears by those equitech pants from robinsons, the ones like Y fronts not the shorts, they ride up under jodhs and give an unattractive VPL!

Also always wear snug jodhs, never jeans as they can make the crown jewels very uncomfortable.

And sit on your bum.

The worry of squashing them apparently is a powerful motivator to not bouncing, my OH is brilliant at sitting very still in sitting trot, all the ladies in our group lesson are very envious.
 
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