My butt is very small and I don't really know what to do about it.My friends and family always make fun of me for it and it gets on my nerves. Is there any excercise that will make my butt bigger.Please Help :(
If he can't go barefoot he should have borium or studs added to the shoes to provide traction. The pavement can become very slippery, especially if it becomes wet. I've ridden in many very large city parades and horses often do not just walk quietly. They can prance and dance and have to react to the misbehavior of other horses around them or nonsense from the spectators and even the most calm, well trained horse can still slip and fall and that can lead to havoc. Keeping the hind hooves barefoot will go far to prevent falls since bare hooves have the best traction, but I would discuss this with your farrier to see what options are available on the fronts. My horses were ridden barefoot in the parades, but they were already well adapted to being barefoot on all types of surfaces so it wasn't an issue.
Listed below are my recommendations. Must haves, full sealed goggles - BB's in the eye are bad. I'd recommend a full paintball face shield that covers your mouth and ears too. See below for why. Mouth guard - Airsoft bb's can break teeth. Ear protection - Bb's in the ear suck. So do ruptured eardrums. Good ankle supporting footwear. Getting hobbled because you turned an ankle is not fun. If you can arrange a rental the above is all you need to try the sport out, which is why I didn't list any guns. suggestions, Gun, use a rental or a loaner for your first couple of games. If you have to buy I'd recommend GG AEG as an excellent starter. They're solid guns and Tokyo Maui (TM) compatable which means you can upgrade easily. Something that takes a large battery like a full stocked mp5 is a good choice for a smaller shooter. Bigger battery longer play time. Make sure you know the field FPS limits before you buy. FPS btw is overated. Do not buy a gas or spring gun as your first gun. AEG's are the default gun. I'd actually recommend you stop there. It's easy to get overwhelmed with choices for BDU's, TAC vests, Slings, optics, helmets, holsters, etc, etc. If you keep your face and feet safe and you have a gun to shoot that's all you need to start. I gaurantee that whatever you buy, you'll wish it had been something else after you've played a bit. As you play you'll discover what you want and need to play. Buy things because you have a problem you need solved. Too easy to see? Get camoflage. Battery doesn't last? Bigger or more batteries. Gun gets in the way? Assault sling. Too much to carry? Web gear. Definately optional, but I've found elbow and kneepads are a godsend.
I think that sport is lame, have you looked into paintball instead?
