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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Former female swimmer here and now parent of a young swimmer. One thing I have noticed is that the teenage and college age girl swimmers are basically walking around with their butts hanging out of their suits. Like they have wedgies that they don't bother fixing. This was not a thing when I was a swimmer and I would have felt self conscious walking around like that. But these girls seems to have more self confidence than I do, or maybe it's just not something that anyone cares about anymore. They are more muscular than we were 20 years ago so maybe they're like hey it's just glute muscles. I think the popular training suits, like Jolyn, have less coverage in the back now too. If a mom posted some photos of their daughter's team on the pool deck all wearing their training suits (or just regular competition suits but not the leg suits), I can see how one might be a little taken aback. It raised some eyebrows among moms of tween boys on our summer team. But it's just how the girls are wearing their suits nowadays.[/quote]

Not all. Jolyn also makes full coverage suits. But regardless, the swim team girls aren’t taking kardashian type pics. [/quote]

Full coverage doesn't matter when you don't bother to fix your suit when it rides up, which they all do. The girls aren't bothering to fix them. It's probably just a trend the same way we used to wear rolled up boxer shorts over our suits, slung low across our hips. Just a less modest trend. There is a lot more nudity/risque clothing than there used to be. Younger people don't look at it the same way adults do. Tale as old as time.[/quote]

No, they don’t all ride up.

- I do volunteer work work for 2 teams and am on deck all the time. [/quote]

Yes, they do. Try wearing the suits while doing flip turns and then come back and report to us. Your volunteer experience means nothing. [/quote]

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