Bikini Class     * NEW BIKINI RULE*


 CHECK-IN

   Bikini Division competitors will be checked in and measured the same as Fitness and Figure competitors.  MAY 28th, 2010  Microtel Inn & Suites  6:30-8:30pm


 Height Classes

  * ONE CLASS 


 Competitor Rules

   • No Crossovers from FIGURE to BIKINI or BIKINI to FIGURE

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   • Competitors will compete in a two-piece suit. The bottom of the suit must be v-shaped and cover 50% of the gluteus. No thongs are permitted. Competitors are encouraged to compete in an off the rack suit. All swimsuits must be in good taste.

   • Competitors must wear high heels.

   • Competitors may wear jewelry.


 Competition Judging:

  Presentation

     Competitors will walk onstage alone and perform their Model Walk (personal preference)

    • The Model Walk consists of the following:

    • Walk to the center of the stage, stop and do a front stance then a full turn and do a rear  stance then turn to the front again in front of the judges and then proceed to the side of the stage.


  Comparison Round

      Competitors will be judged wearing a two-piece swimsuit and heels.

      The competitors will be brought out in a group and directed to do a full front and rear stance.

      Judges will have the opportunity to compare competitors against each other in half         turns.  (No side judging permitted, front and back only.)

      Judges will be scoring competitors on the following items:

      Balance and Shape

     • Overall physical appearance including complexion, skin tone, poise and overall presentation.

 

 

 

 

  NEW RULE FOR 2010 BIKINI:  THE TWO-PIECE SWIMSUIT

     The bikini competitor will be judged wearing a two-piece suit preferably
     "off the rack" type suit. Suit must be worn at the weigh-in for
     determination of proper fit. The bottom suit should be in good taste covering
     about 50% of the gluteal area. No thong type suits will be allowed. If the
     athlete has any questions they should bring a second suit with a more modest
     bottom. The final decision will rest with the head judge."