THE MANUFACTURER of Tokyo 2020’s beds has advised randy athletes against having threesomes in the Olympic Village.
Men and women participating in the games have earned a reputation for hooking up mid-competition.
The living conditions for athletes at Tokyo 2020Credit: AP:Associated Press
And, having been given single beds to kip on during the Olympics, athletes have been advised to keep sexual activity to a strict two-person limit.
A spokesperson for Airweave, who made the beds, stated: “We’ve conducted experiments, like dropping weights on top of the beds.
“As long as they stick to just two people in the bed, they should be strong enough to support the load.”
During the 2018 Winter Olympics, competitors infamously took to an app as a method of meeting potential lovers.
But Pyeongchang offered a generous double bed for each person staying – as well as 110,000 condoms.
The 2016 games in Rio de Janeiro sent Tinder matches rocketing up by 129 per cent for the Village area.
The competitors will no longer have the luxury of double beds at the OlympicsCredit: AP:Associated Press
That earned the competition the nickname Raunchy Rio, with a gobsmacking 450,000 condoms dished out.
The dating app later revealed that tennis and table tennis players scooped the most likes from potential partners swiping right.
In Tokyo’s efforts to provide a sustainable, eco-friendly games each bed has been constructed from recycled cardboard.
Rooms will also contain the bare minimum in decoration and amenities, featuring just a wardrobe and bedside table.
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Source: Athletics - thesun.co.uk
