Female artistic gymnasts have been putting up with leotards for years. The standard for athletes taking part in international competition who did not have a religious reason for covering their whole body was outfits which showed their legs and were tight-fitting in other areas.
But then three Germans at last week’s European Championships decided to don full-body clothing, or a “unitard,” in what their national federation said was a stand against “sexualization in gymnastics”. Read More
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