Why is it not embarrassing for female divers to take a bath in front of the audience?

The appreciation of divers is very noticeable in sports. Male and female athletes performed very well on the field, such as Chen, Guo Jingjing and other excellent divers. Every time we watch athletes jump, the first thing we do is to take a bath under the shower head. Many people have doubts!

Anyone who has seen diving knows that it is a very beautiful process for athletes to jump off the springboard and then enter the water. After the jump, he came out of the water, covered in water, moistened his skin, then took a bath, and then took a bath in the bathtub, which made many people wonder why.

Is there anything in the pool that can make athletes stronger? Many photographers especially like to photograph female athletes. As for why, men all know.

Taking a bath in public is awkward for these women at first, but they will get used to it. There is also a reason for this. Because the pool water itself has been stored for a long time and is not hygienic, they will take a bath at the first time. There is disinfectant chlorine in the bathtub.

Another reason is the temperature. In the pool, it's about 26 degrees. When you jump out of the water, the temperature is about 22 degrees. Due to the rapid evaporation of water, people's body temperature will naturally drop rapidly. Everyone knows that the human body will become stiff after catching cold, so athletes do this to prevent muscle stiffness.

Therefore, no matter how embarrassing it is, it is also for your health. There is nothing to be embarrassed about. Environment can change your attitude. If it's not in the competition venue, it will be particularly embarrassing. For female athletes, what they have been used to from the beginning is not embarrassing.

So it's embarrassing, but it's something divers have to do. Guo Jingjing, the "diving queen", was photographed by photographers for many moments, but she could only respond gently: "This is normal, I can't help it, and I don't mind."