When out jogging I find it difficult to hold my water?
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It's much harder when trampolining! That realy hits your pelvic floor.
go to the toilet BEFORE you leave the house...
um make a weird contrantion or hat with the water leadin to your mouth
you can buy a bottle that has a hole in the middle so you can hold it when you run. it also acts as a weight
Check this problem with the doctor
Use a bottle with a sports top. and hang it round your neck
If it's good enough for paula radcliffe, use the side of the road
Either see an Urologist or buy a jogging bottle
If you were a woman I would say it was your pelvic floor, for both sexes you should wee before you start off!
There is a small backpack that you can purchase that stores water in it with a little pipe that hangs around your neck for drinking, i have one and it holds more water than a bottle can.
Try holding the bottle with the other hand every couple of hundred yards.
Dont drink before you go jogging, then take some water with you when you are jogging. Try doing a route past a public toilet!
Need to do some exercises on your sphincter then.
Andy C has it right, have a look at the link below and scroll down to the bottom.
They are avilable in outdoor, climbing, camping type shops, a light weight back pack.
http://www.needlesports.com/acatalog/mai.
(If you mean urine:) Make sure you empty your bladder just before going out.The bladder of the adult human can hold over a pint of urine so normally you can hold your bladder until you will finish jogging. If inability to hold your urine persists, you have to observe other unusual symptoms like increased thirst that makes you to drink more frequent as this may mean you are having diabetes or anything can also be anything else which requires you to see a doctor.
(If you mean a drinking water:) Take along with you on your jogging a drinking bottle which can be strapped to your body or have a small back pack to put your water bottle in.
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try drinking some before you run it is quite heavy to run with
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