"After Dives, Rinsing Off and Raising Eyebrows"
From the NY Times article:
"The pool is 79 degrees, and when the divers come out, they are cold. Since there is often a long wait between dives, they shower to keep their muscles warm."
"The showers are very hot, and it keeps your body warm," said Arturo Miranda, a Canadian diver. "You want to be able to keep your body temperature very high, so your muscles are ready to go."
"The pool is 79 degrees, and when the divers come out, they are cold. Since there is often a long wait between dives, they shower to keep their muscles warm."
"The showers are very hot, and it keeps your body warm," said Arturo Miranda, a Canadian diver. "You want to be able to keep your body temperature very high, so your muscles are ready to go."
OK, that makes sense. But why do they insist on filming all the divers taking showers? I mean, I'm all for it but how is no one offended by it?
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