Sports in diapers?

I have stress incontinence so I usually wear a Tena protective underwear pull up when I bike.

I like the padding and I drink a lot of water. It holds just enough.

I also will wear it to the gym when I do weights and ride the stationary bike.

More rigorous sports I feel break down the diaper/bunch it up. I plan on changing (often after a shower) to a fresh diaper very soon after finishing.

I feel like most sports are a recipe for a rash, or a clumpy diaper. I have tried running and got so sweaty I told myself never again

I have many of times when biking, running, etc.

I went to my local gym today and spent 3hrs working out I was nervous that someone would notice the obvious bulge in my shorts, but thankfully no one seid anything.

I wore a long polo shirt and this helped hide the diaper more effectively than a regular T-shirt and this made me more confident for the next time I decide to go as it was less of a problem than last time.

I think the way you dress sometimes helps to hide the fact your in diapers and maybe the last timei had problems I wasent prepared properly I've worn diapers since 2010 bit still think people's attitudes towards the disabled suck and are in need of change no puns intended.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

Running, biking, kick boxing and interval training. I'm a little self concious about my shit riding up and exposing to top of my diaper in the back, but I keep an eye on it and so far no problem.

I have gone running in a diaper a couple times. Pull ups or thin diapers are preferred. They moved the best with me and didn't cause any chaffing, even when wet. Now thick disposables (I wore an M4) were uncomfortable. Too thick between the legs to run well and chaffed horribly once it was wet. Sometimes I wore a bodysuit that snapped in the crotch to keep the waist hidden, but with pull-ups I was less concerned. They fit well under my small running shorts and you couldn't tell they weren't underwear. Those days I'd just go running without a shirt. Never had any issues peeing while jogging too.

As for the gym I sweat a lot when training, and focus way too much for diapers to really be enjoyable. I wore pull-ups once but never wet and a thick one once in the winter when I could rock heavy clothes. I found the thicker diapers to have the same problem, they were just too thick and felt in the way. Now maybe if I didn't have to wear pants over top it might improve 😜

Sports and diapers are a good time as long as you realize you WILL be outed if you have an injury requiring a trip to the hospital. I'm still kinda active and have ended up in this situation twice. Broken leg roller skating and broken arm skiing. Fortunately medical professionals are unfazed by diapers. (I wouldn't go out in your fancies though, it might be hard to explain lol,,,). It was pretty embarrassing both times. Now that I have an urge problem, diapers make my enjoyment of sports part of gearing up. I was wearing for my urge problem during the skiing accident. Even so, I was still pretty red faced when I had to show it all putting on a hospital gown.

I wear a diaper while running, while at the gym and during exercise classes. I have a fairly active lifestyle and there’s no way I’m letting a diaper get in the way of me doing the things I enjoy. It just isn’t worth it.

Lately I’ve been using a Northshore flexsuprrme pull up. They are a little bulgy under gym shorts and are high waisted, but they move with me, hold up to rigorous activity and haven't leaked. They don’t hold heat in as bad as a plastic backed and I’ve found them to be quite comfortable. I hold them in place with a pair of compression shorts and wear my gym shorts over that. I keep my shirt tail out, so if anyone notices the little bulge on my butt or the waste band if my shirt rides up, I just deal with it.

Before I used Tena Super Flex. They are cloth backed but are briefs not pull ups. They were actually a little smaller , but still popped out from under my shit tail. I made tha change because the pull ups were easier/quicker to put on and a bit more comfortable

Wearing diapers 24/7, I don’t let them affect my lifestyle. I love playing golf and am a runner. While participating in these activities, I wear pull-ups and a flannel lined swim pant that helps with any leaks and holds everything in place!!!

I had an interesting day skiing this week. Even though I broke my arm while skiing in my diapers and ended up in the emergency room in one of those stupid garments (it gave the young nurse a giggle). I skied till I got a bit tired and decided to have a beer. It was pretty good so I had another.

I had a potty break and headed out. About 15 minutes later halfway up the hill on the chairlift, the URGE hit. I was sure glad that I was diapered up as there was no chance of holding it and getting to the bathroom. I got this desperate oh no feeling, clenched down hard and my bladder just overpowered my ability to hold out and soaked my diapers. I never had that happen out on the slopes before but began wearing diapers just in case due to bph. I think the alcohol in the beer and the cold played a big part in losing control. I ended up in a wet diaper skiing for another two hours as a friend drove. Wet diapers really feel odd out on the slopes, saggy and clammy due to the cold.

Ill be diapered from here on out. They saved the day.

Metoo I have been to the hospital on both sides of the diaper , as pre hospital care provider and as unconscious diapered dude.We don't care if your diapered we find it on primary or secondary survey not a big deal , unless your major trauma patient and we cut your clothes off well assesing you but we cover you in a sheet and blanket, and pass you off to the hospital and tell the nurses we found you in the diaper so that well your there they continue to diaper you , we also don't announce to your family Mr. Jones your wife was in hortible accident yes the car is totaled your wife will heal , but holy shit Mr.Jones she had an adult diaper on , what do you make of it , not gonna happen we dont out anyone ,and neither does the hospital , I can assure you having been to the hospital many times as a patient whose diapered nurses look at changing diapers as part of the job they signed up for ,I have even begged an ICU nurse not take my Foley out because I will just make you work harder , she said changing people is her job and untold her maybe if I was 80 but I am 44 , I lost that argument also needless to say they happily changed my diaper the whole time i was there, they had so much fluid running into me because my blood was to thick , if they tried changing me beyond 30 minures they had to change the bed lines , the gown and me , so they happily changed me ever half hour . You wont be outed to anybody intentanaly.

I forgot to mention when I go from a warm place even if I was just cathed and changed , somewhere my bladder find some to let lose ,it used to kiss me off going to my urologist for some reason I never wanted to be in a used diaper? Didnt make an ounce of sensce condifering he treats my IC prescribes all my supplies i think he would be more concerned it he opened my diaper and it wasnt used, it my be that whole dont leave home without clean underwear thing I have both, neurogenic bladder & bowel, functional IC ,overflow IC , I quit drinking because of medication, so I would honestly look at the cold , inow about 80 other people who complain about the same thing , once your bladder figures out its cold out don't fight it just wet yourself ( you bladder will put up less fight if just say have it your way, lot of people try to remain continent and get major bladder spasms , like your bladder saying be reasonable do it my way NOW!

SAP, I should have added, besides the embarrassment of showing my diapers unwillingly in the hospital ER, I really didn't feel like I was being outed as a wierdo. The fact that he young nurse giggled actually eased my fears a bit. Sort of like Hmmm that's cute... I have this strange belief that the medical profession will judge me and condemn me in revulsion. I'm wearing publicly now due to the fact that there's real possibility that I'm not gonna make it to the bathroom (like while I was out skiing). There was a time when diapers weren't necessary and I enjoyed the naughtiness of being out in public diapered. I'm still DL. So there's this dynamic that plays in my head. It's very confusing to me. Diapers are VERY enjoyable for me, but I don't want this to be anything but totally private. The act of being seen even medically creates a lot of uncomfortable stress (not as much as walking thru a ski lodge in totally soaked pants though)..

I try my best to not let my diapers interfere with my life. I feel that I can participate in the sports that I want to with my diapers.

In school I played soccer and ran in track. During these sports, I just changed before practice or a meet/game into a pullup/thinner diaper, and that was enough to get me by until I could change afterward.

I also mountain bike quite a lot. I don't feel that diapers have hindered my biking at all.

I also weight lift a fair bit. About the only thing I have to adjust for weight lifting is I find pullups easier than tape-on diapers because they stretch more. I've had too many tape on diapers come untaped or rip, particularly when doing exercises like squats.