
Encourage His Ball Play for Your Pleasure

Let’s talk about your boy and his balls—his sports balls, that is.
It might not be the kind of command you’re used to giving, but I’m here to make a firm recommendation: encourage your submissive to play sports. Get him on the court, the field, the track. Hell, even a casual weekend soccer match is better than another hour spent scrolling on his phone. Physical play is good for him. Really good. And it can do more for your authority than you might expect.
I know it’s easy to focus on discipline, obedience, and indoor training rituals, but let’s not forget: his body is yours. And a healthy, active, well-functioning body serves better.
Why Sports Matter in a Femdom Dynamic
When a submissive engages in team sports or regular physical activity, he builds stamina, discipline, and focus—core qualities that reinforce submission. It’s not just about fitness, though that matters too. It’s about building resilience and self-regulation in a context that’s both fun and deeply social.
My husband Cody, for instance, is deeply committed to his weekly pickup basketball games. I don’t just let him play—I expect him to. I know how much it improves his mood, his sleep, his sexual performance, and his eagerness to serve. He comes home flushed, sore, endorphin-high, and completely relaxed. I usually let him shower, then send him to his knees.
You don’t have to micromanage the details of the game. Just set the expectation: your sub is to move, compete, and engage. There’s something deeply balancing for submissive men when they’re given permission to push their bodies hard, burn energy, and build confidence. And then, of course, return to their place beneath you with that energy spent.
Dominance That Champions Wellness
Encouraging “ball play” doesn’t mean you’re soft. Quite the opposite. It’s a way to assert long-term control. You are investing in your sub’s performance, health, and durability. You want him strong enough to carry your bags and supple enough to lick your boots from the floor without cramping.
Cardio and testosterone regulation through physical exertion? That’s a win. Muscle tone and flexibility? Yes, please. That sparkle in his eye that comes from beating his buddy at racquetball? Delicious. Because later that night, he’ll still be the one kneeling, stripped, obedient, aching in all the right places.
Building Brotherhood, Not Escaping Control
One of the underestimated aspects of sports is male bonding. Some Dommes worry about letting their subs “off leash” to go play. I get that. But the truth is, when you encourage sports, you’re not loosening control—you’re adding depth.
Sports give your submissive a place to practice cooperation, leadership, humility, and frustration tolerance. He learns to manage his emotions. He learns to show up. And when he’s out there sweating and laughing with other men, he’s not escaping you. He’s becoming better for you.
Cody often talks about how his basketball games keep him grounded. He gets to move, breathe, compete—and then come home to me with a full-body reminder of who he belongs to. And sometimes, if I’m feeling generous, I’ll let him keep his gym shorts on while he worships me. Just for the smell.
Make It a Rule
So here’s my suggestion: don’t just allow it. Command it. Make physical play part of your training protocol. Give him goals, check-ins, maybe even a reward structure. You can tie his orgasm schedule to his gym attendance, or require a photo from each match. Think creatively.
Encourage his ball play, and you’ll find yourself with a happier, healthier, more obedient sub who knows his place on and off the field.
And if he ever forgets? Just remind him: every time he plays with balls—his or someone else’s—he’s still playing for you.
Models in the image are boxingGloveLove; mommieslittlepet; and eleven. Click to see more of them.
Basketball is PERFECT for the exercise too, Mistress. Possibly the most complete sport.
You’re constantly moving and darting to and fro.
If we’re talkin’ strengths though, I like throwing American footballs. Coach took one look at my shoulders and salivated, way back when.
Good piece. Agree. A couple things: (1) Basketball: because it’s a fast-twitch game, cutting and twisting, and because all the jumping is over-the-top, full body weight ballistics, AND because this takes place in and amongst dozens of moving feet, it is extremely easy for him to be injured. And particularly for this game, EXACERBATED ENORMOUSLY by age. krissi quit it years ago. Too hard on the suspension system: knees, ankles, Achilles. Other things can substitute without basketball’s severe ballistics
(2) throwing: GREAT core and upper body conditioning, balance, flexibility. Again, prudence is the better part of virtue. Work up slowly. One day krissi decided after a morning workout to drive down to a nearby railroad and throw roadbed ballast against a bridge abutment. Said he had no idea where the stone was going. Now, a couple months in, he’s consistently hitting a 3ft target marked on the abutment with the limestone and is starting to throw with his other hand too (builds athleticism, coordination).
patrick and kevin have picked it up too.
The Ladies and I watched this a couple times (boys showing off) and suggested that, just a half mile up, is a stretch that’s secluded. There’s no bridge abutment but instead a railroad sign (smaller) for a target. What’s great is we can get them naked (except for shoes) and watch not just athleticism coming back but also those dicks bouncing and swinging. What I call really watching a ball game.
I should mention that the other day I went with Karen to watch kevin and patrick (krissi’s out of town). They were wearing their donut weights on the balls (we’re stretching sacs). Both are now wearing 2 rings. It was fun watching them slinging those weighted sacs around.
When we spoke last evening, i told krissi I’d again used him as positive example – the “throwing” one. He politely reminded that, because I’m speaking to men (and presume he also includes women who played softball), it’s called “long toss,” not simply “throwing.”