See this new uniform of these Olympic gymnasts, a protest against sexualization
The new uniform is different from never worn by women's Olympic gymnasts.
Of course, the Olympic Games have traveled a long way since they started in 1896. As the times change, the games must change with it, but it isnot always the case. Recently, a team of Olympic gymnastics of female gymnastics has taken the matter between their own hands, sports uniforms they felt more comfortable as a protest against women and girls of sexualization in sport. often face. To see the Uniform Olympic Olympic Gymnastics a team will focus on games this year, read it.
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The German Olympic Gymnastics team will carry bridges instead of Lostard.
The BBC reports that, in an interview with the public broadcaster ZDF, the German gymnast explained that, as it was elderly, it felt more and more uncomfortable in standard blackmail. "We, women, we all want to feel good in our skin. In the sport of gymnastics, it becomes stronger and more difficult as you come out of your child's body," said Voss. "As a little girl, I did not see the gym outfits tight like such a big deal. But when puberty started, when my rules came, I started to feel more and more uncomfortable."
VOSS told BBC: "We hope that uncomfortable gymnasts in the usual outfits will feel warned to follow our example."
Other team members shared photos of the new uniform uniform, with Bui posting a photo of the gymnasts in their "Nice units"On July 22nd.
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Team USA Gymnasts like Simone Biles supported the new look.
The USA team will wear the standard latters this year, but they supported the decision of other athletes to wear bridges.
"Personally, I feel comfortable in a leon, and it's more my style," said Biles Team USA in June. "I feel like [a body] could shorten me, but I stand at the decision to wear everything they want and all that makes them feel comfortable. So if anyone exists there -Bas wants to wear a handicap or a justuenor, it's totally to you. "
TeammateSunisa Lee Also think that the ways are "a very good idea". "I think it's really cool. I really like it because people should be able to wear what they feel comfortable, and it should not be a justuorant if you do not want to wear it," "She told Team USA.
Kara Eaker, an alternative for Team USA in Tokyo 2020, who had to go home after contracting coronavirus, also rented the partner. "It's different, it stands out, and it's a power of power," she said. "I did not really formed in one before, so I would not know how it would affect my training and gymnastics ability, but I would be open to something."
Uniforms revealing for athletes women have become a controversial subject recently.
Gymnast uniforms are not the only source of controversy for women's professional athletes at the end. TheNorwegian Handball Team for Women was sentenced to a fine for refusing to wear bikini funds, which are mandated by the European Handball Federation, after the team shared a photo in theirrevolutionary shorts. Conversely, twice paralympicOlivia Breen, who participates in track events, was told by an official at the English championships thatHis shorts were "too short" and "inappropriate".
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