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The organization does that.
And it's not only the whole big athletes thing, looks at some school athletes uniform.
The design is very different between gender.
So at the end, it's not the athelete's fault.
Having said that, if you can’t take an athlete seriously because you can see some of their butt, that’s on you.
There's an ongoing movement in professional sports, specifically the Olympics/Gymnastics, etc, to push for "less revealing" clothing and the like that allows more focus on the athlete as an athlete rather than a display of jiggly bits.
There are some practical considerations, though. No athlete wants their world-record performance impeded by someone's notion of "decency." So, that's something that athletes need to come together in agreement for as well.
It is, currently, a topic of pretty intense interest with a lot of weird disparity in men's and women's sporting events.
https://globalnews.ca/news/8061793/tokyo-olympics-women-athletes-dress-code/
Yeah well, when i was a young boy at the age of 4 or 5 and my mothers boy friend seemed to love the TV show "bay watch".... plenty of tits and bums is all i remember....
You know, I never watched that when I was younger. I was already interested in "real girls" at that time, so TV wasn't a sufficient distraction.
The other day, I tuned into a TV channel that shows "old TV shows" because they have an entire evening line-up of all the Star Trek series! Coo, right? And, somewhere before or after that run of all the series, they have "Baywatch."
I'd never seen it before, so you have to understand my surprise...
"Why the heck wasn't I the absolute biggest fan of this darn show when it aired?"
:)
I called a friend of mine to tell him of the experience...
"Dude, I never watched it, but did you ever actually watch the Baywatch thing?"
"You mean you never knew about that, truly," he laughed.
"I knew of it, but I didn't really know "of it," if you get my meaning - I never watched it."
"Well, congratulations on the discovery most of us learned about, long ago."
"You should have told me, " I complained.