Originally Posted by SDFanatic

I for one am amazed as to how guys convey the same moves and emotions when wearing black pants and white shirts while females tend to be very dramatic visually.

Fortunately for you, you can wear jazzpants or a dress and be taken seriously, a serious male skater has a much narrower line to skate on, not just on attire, but the nature of the sport itself.

Originally Posted by phoenix

Hardly.....

Originally Posted by SDFanatic

Thank you Phoenix for showing me something that doesn't exist in Cleveland Ohio.

Steven

Originally Posted by SDFanatic

For freestyle, thats another matter since ones costume is supposed to reflect the music.

Originally Posted by SDFanatic

Thank you Phoenix for showing me something that doesn't exist in Cleveland Ohio.

Steven

Originally Posted by SDFanatic

I for one am amazed as to how guys convery the same moves and emotions when wearing black pants and white shirts while females tend to be very dramatic visually. Of course I know this is because females are allowed such freedom of expression through clothing while most males are not (or think they are not allowed) although there have been more extravagant costumes worn by males lately.

Some time ago, before skating was invented I think, males were the ones that wore extravagant costumes and jewelry (and even skirts and/or heels) unfortunately most males have lost such freedom and those who try are unwelcome by many.

Fortunately for you, you can wear jazzpants or a dress and be taken seriously, a serious male skater has a much narrower line to skate on, not just on attire, but the nature of the sport itself.

Steven (aka, the most hated male skater in Cleveland)