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Beach Volleyball Will Stay Away From Sexy Bikini &Nbsp; Chinese Team: Dress Style Unchanged.

2012/3/29 7:25:00 20

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Sexy bikini has always been the key word in women's beach volleyball.

In other projects, such as table tennis, badminton have tried sexy routes, shorts into short skirts, sand row is the opposite.

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The Volleyball Federation has revealed that athletes will be allowed to wear shorts and sleeved tops at the London Olympics.

The women's volleyball match seems to make the FIVB very entangled.

At the end of last year, there was news that the FIVB had openly recommended female athletes in the London Olympic beach volleyball test competition.

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The length should not exceed 7 cm.

This "regulation" soon aroused widespread concern outside the world.

However, only eight months later, the FIVB suddenly changed its mind, stipulates that "the longest length of shorts is 3 cm above the knee, and it can be sleeveless or sleeved."

"Many countries have traditional culture requirements, so the previous single regulations should be flexible.

We are not trying to deviate from an inherent image, or eliminate the bikini. We are just offering more possibilities to let the sand row be accepted by more people.

Richard Beck, an International Volleyball Federation official, explained.

You can wear shorts, so the women's beach, including the Chinese team.

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Will it be "no longer sexy"? Yesterday, the Chengdu business daily interviewed the relevant staff of the National Sports Administration's volleyball management center on the matter. "At present, we have not received the notice from the International Volleyball Federation. Our Chinese beach volleyball team's London Olympic Games have been set up better than the match suits, or similar to the previous bikini style."

It is understood that this year's London Olympic beach volleyball tournament will be held at the London Royal cavalry guard parade ground. This campaign is one of the most popular items among British parliamentarians and civil servants. The British government has already spent 26 thousand pounds (about 260 thousand yuan) to buy 410 tickets.