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[Editor's note: The following story continues Playbook's weeklong salute to David Fleming's ... ummm ... "Undercarriage Trilogy." Enjoy!] I've got a pretty good ass. In a moment you're gonna ask yourself -- perhaps even out loud -- what qualifi...

[Editor's note: The following story appears in the 2012 Body Issue of ESPN The Magazine. It continues Playbook's weeklong salute to David Fleming's ... ummm ... "Undercarriage Trilogy." Enjoy!] I DON'T REALLY NOTICE the Preciosa crystal chandelier...

[Editor's note: The following story appeared in the 2011 Body Issue of ESPN The Magazine. It continues Playbook's weeklong salute to David Fleming's ... ummm ... "Undercarriage Trilogy." Enjoy!] SHAUN O'HARA IS TOTALLY NUTS. When the New York G...

[Editor's note: The following story appeared in the 2010 Body Issue of ESPN The Magazine. It kicks off Playbook's weeklong salute to David Fleming's ... ummm ... "Undercarriage Trilogy." Enjoy!] AFTER RACING NEARLY 140 miles, first through the oce...

In ESPN The Magazine's Body Issue, David Fleming completes his "Undercarriage Trilogy" with an examination of the most important part of an athlete's body: the rear end.

Flem File has the balls to write about testicle injuries.

For ESPN The Magazine's Body Issue, David Fleming writes about balls -- both the literal, testosterone-producing ones, and the ones it takes to win.

Flem File takes a brief potty break to discuss the agony of intestinal failure.

Athletes poop, just like the rest of us. Only with one crucial difference -- sometimes they do it in front of millions.