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Is it okay to work out/exercise/run without wearing underwear?
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Yes: But it could be uncomfortable. With exercise your body will generate more heat and as a result your testicles will tend to descend in order to cool down. This process could generate discomfort especially with running.
Answered 3/18/2013
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