Turn Puritan's FIS cross-country skiers ever more naked on TV

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Turn Puritan's FIS cross-country skiers ever more naked on TV

'' During the winter it was customary for photographers and TV cameras trying to capture cross-country skiers and racers especially in the brief moments after the race in which remained half-naked while dismettevano the suit to wear other clothes. In short these images will be just a memory.

During the meeting of the Sub-Committee'' s autumn for cross-country skiing FIS decided dhe from 2014 -'' 15 organizing committees should provide their own dressing rooms to allow the athletes to change in private. The obligation'' triggered then the next season, but probably will adjust various locations in the coming months. In truth, the problem was also the health of men and women, sometimes forced to endure extremely harsh temperatures, but the main complaints came from the women's sector because of the lack of privacy. In particular, during the World Cup in Val di Fiemme Therese Johaug had driven in malomodo a cameraman too intrusive at a time when he was in "dishabille". Previously the Norwegian had had a similar experience'' during the Tour de Ski. On the subject of Norway Marit Bjoergen also in the past had said that she annoyed to be photographed half-naked continuously. In the circuit photographers and filmmakers Germans have the reputation of being the least respectful of the privacy of the athletes. So will have to resign yourself to not being able to capture the graces of the racers.
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