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Clay Skipper

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Freelance writer. Previously @GQMagazine. Sports and wellness, mostly. "Able interviewer" (Longreads); "outgoing, smart, friendly" (my mom).
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Gone Fishin’ With Ben Simmons

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By Clay Skipper
| Men's Health Verified
IT’S APPROACHING 11 A.M. on a humid day in May. Ben Simmons has been out fishing in the waters southeast of Miami since 6:15, his boat pushing away from the marina with a waning crescent still hung in the sky. The 29-year-old has spent most of the morning up on the bow of his 53-foot Scout, casting and reeling, casting and reeling, waiting, scanning. “Any moment, something can happen,” he says. A few hours in, not much has.
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Young Guys Are Popping ED Drugs—But It's Not for the Reason You Think Original

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By Clay Skipper
| Men's Health Verified
ON THE NIGHT he hoped to lose his virginity, Mark couldn’t get it up. The 25-year-old wasn’t necessarily surprised. He was nervous—really nervous. His partner tried to put him at ease and eventually used her hands to bring him to climax. But when the time came for intercourse, Mark says he couldn’t perform. “To this day, I could not explain why,” he tells me. He didn’t have a lot of experience talking to women. He wasn’t very social in general because he suffered from a lack of confidence.
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Are super gyms the future of health care?

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By Clay Skipper
| Men's Health (Australia) Verified
LAST JULY, JOHN Foster, a 62-year-old management consultant, walked into Love.Life, a 45,000-square-foot gym housed in a former Best Buy in El Segundo, California. He arrived during the grand opening to find out about the new club’s shiny fleet of membership options, many of which beefed up the traditional gym-going experience. Only, where most luxury gyms’ additional amenities might include saunas or cold plunges, Love.Life was offering health care.
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