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All World Cup squads that forbade their players from having sex during the tournament failed to make it through to the elimination round, according to an analysis published by Quartz.
The four teams that imposed a total ban on sex during the World Cup — Russia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Chile and Mexico — all made an early exit from the tournament.


Six of the eight teams still vying for the title — including Brazil, France and the Netherlands — either have no ban on sex or impose only partial restrictions on the nature of their players' sexual activity. The sex policies of the two remaining squads, Argentina and Colombia, remain unknown.
Brazil, Costa Rica and France are among the squads that set limits on their players' sexual activity.

Brazilian coach Luis Felipe Scolari said his players could have sex but without "acrobatics." The Costa Rican squad's ban on sex only applied to the group stage and the French players are allowed to have intercourse but "not all night."

Quartz considered that teams that allowed girlfriends and wives to visit with players in their hotel rooms and did not have an explicit sex ban were allowed to engage in intercourse. The digital news outlet also determined that nine teams had allowed sex without limits, and five other squads imposed certain restrictions on sexual activity. The sex policies of 14 World Cup teams remain unknown.
 
Despite scientific evidence that sex is not detrimental to athletic performance, many coaches of professional sports teams think that sexual activity can be tiring and distracting for their players.

Berti Vogts, the German football manager in 1994, banned his players from sex before games. Linford Christie, the British sprinter, agreed with the notion, saying a romp the night before a race made his legs feel like lead.

In the film Rocky, Mickey - the Italian Stallion's trainer - provided this perspective: "Women weaken legs."

"We believe that a woman gets better results in sports competition after orgasm," he said in 1996, before the Atlanta games. "Generally, it's true of high jumpers and runners. The more orgasms, the more chances of winning a medal.

"Coaches generally tell their athletes to abstain before competition. In the case of women, that's the wrong advice."

"We believe that a woman gets better results in sports competition after orgasm," he said in 1996, before the Atlanta games. "Generally, it's true of high jumpers and runners. The more orgasms, the more chances of winning a medal.

"Coaches generally tell their athletes to abstain before competition. In the case of women, that's the wrong advice."their energy and should do the deed quickly, rather than spend all night love-making.