There is currently no requirement for guys to keep their shirts on or singlets up at wrestling tournaments. Wrestlers are frequently seen on the sidelines with their singlets peeled down to the waist.
Wrestling teams frequently have their team pictures taken shirtless.
Shirtless team pictures are even common on official publications, posters, banners, websites, etc.
Wrestlers frequently train shirtless as well. Body contact while wrestling isn't really an issue, as guys often wrestle each other shirtless in training, as well as engaging in non-contact training shirtless.
So why shouldn't wrestlers be able to get on the mat shirtless in shorts or trunks if they want to? For more reasons supporting a shirtless wrestling uniform, see my previous post Wrestling. If you really want to see shirtless uniform options approved, talk to your coach and see Petitioning for a Shirtless Wrestling Uniform Option.
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I agree. My workout buddies often weight train at local gym shirtless. Without AC, it get pretty warm in the summer, so the freedom to train shirtless helps us from getting overheated.
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Hands down, Apple's app store wins by a mile. It's a huge selection of all sorts of apps vs a rather sad selection of a handful for Zune. Microsoft has plans, especially in the realm of games, but I'm not sure I'd want to bet on the future if this aspect is important to you. The iPod is a much better choice in that case.
ReplyDeleteWorld Cup and Olympics wrestlers used to wrestle practically shirtless. Presumably the singlet wouldn't pull down below the hips, or possibly another form of team i.d.
ReplyDeleteAnother argument would be to protect the skin from abrasions on the mat. Still another would be preventing transmission of a skin infection such as impetigo which is highly contagious. Of course that could happen even wearing a singlet. Proper disinfection should prevent this.
Sweat is another argument, but that is just a part of competition which shouldn't be avoided in any form of wrestling.
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