Their decision to not wear traditional leotards sends a message.
at the time, it was to, “set an example ... to all gymnasts who may feel uncomfortable or even sexualized in normal suits. Because, in our opinion, every gymnast should be able to decide in which type of suit she feels most comfortable — and then do gymnastics.”
It’s worth noting that an athlete can face a deduction for adjusting their uniform during their routines—even if they get a wedgie. A skintight catsuit still shows off the body, but doesn’t run the risk of exposing an athlete mid-routine. For any critics who worry about a catsuit obscuring a gymnast’s form, remember thatThe change in dress comes as women's gymnastics in the United States is facing a reckoning.
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