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dmf
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under clothing rules

Post by dmf »

I would be interested in finding out whether "spandex like" under clothing is still permitted by the latest ISSF rules, in particular the Sauer Technical Top.
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Post by Guest »

Is there a particular rule you are referring to that you could cite?

I would think that Spandex is the opposite of the concerns in many rulebooks, as it is stretchy and not constricting or by any means providing artificial support. It's also very thin so fabric thickness is not an issue.
dmf
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Post by dmf »

The rule in question is:
Rule 6.4.2.1.1: "The use of any special devices, means or garments which immobilize or unduly reduce the movement of the shooter's legs, body or arms is prohibited in order to ensure that the performance skills of the shooters are not artificially improved by special clothing."
I'm mostly wondering about the Sauer Technical under clothing, as this is what I own. Also, would Under Armour type clothing fail this rule?
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Post by jhmartin »

I think the only rulebook which mentions this is the CMP 3-P Air ... prohibited in sporter.

I think it's a silly rule and that they were looking at too many of the "muscled" adds which seems to imply support. (Note: $0.02)
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I would not think Spandex fails this rule. Spandex is stretchy, it does not immobilize or reduce movement, you have full mobility of all of your joints and muscles. "compression fit" is just marketing, if it reduced movement, it wouldn't be marketed toward athletes that move a lot (football, running).

I would say that such under garments as a women's corset would definitely fail though ;-)
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Post by RandomShotz »

Guest wrote:I would say that such under garments as a women's corset would definitely fail though ;-)
NOW you tell me. Dang.

Roger
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Post by RobinC »

The way the old farts at the ISSF are moving spandex will be the only thing you'l be able to wear soon!
Good shooting
Robin
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Post by Christopherie »

Love that the warmer weather is here. Tee shirts and baggy gym shorts are the norm for me.
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Post by ghostrip »

just for laughs.
perhaps issf should make a lingerie division. only clothing rule is you have to buy your clothes from victoria secret etc ... it will certainly boost tv numbers.
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Post by jhmartin »

ghostrip wrote:perhaps issf should make a lingerie division. only clothing rule is you have to buy your clothes from victoria secret etc ... it will certainly boost tv numbers.
Ummmmm ... maybe not
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