Getting out of the wetsuit quickly?

Some people like spray on Pam.  I haven't  found I needed it

Here's what I do.  Run up to T1 with wetsuit down to waist.  Reach down, pull the wetsuit as far down both legs as possible, pusing each leg down to calves.  Then I step on one side and pull the other leg up.  Hopefully i've pushed down far enough, the leg comes right out.  Repeat for other leg.  While doing this I am putting on my helmet /glasses and trying not to tip over.

Great ideas.  I'll try standing on the pant leg as I pull it out.  That might do the trick.  I suppose that means I have to pull some to overlap my feet first.  I'd been sort of rolling/pushing it down so that the leg would bunch up around my ankle.

Chris, I swam in Cedar Lake a couple of weeks ago, then swam at the town beach today. Our town beach is along the harbor.  It's very shallow, so you can stand up anywhere.  It was pretty crowded, so I felt a little silly, but I got over that pretty fast.  I'm LOVING the wetsuit.  It sure does make it easy to swim.

At my last race I saw a group of women slathering their legs with some VO5 hair conditioner and they swore that it really helped them get out of their suits quickly.

I also have a lot of trouble getting the darn thing off my calves and have used tons of Body Glide which helped.  But I think at my next race I'll try also applying BG to the outside of the legs and see if that helps.  In my case, and maybe yours, the problem is that there's this incredible suction created and no matter how hard I pull I just can't seem to break it.  Short of sitting down and just pulling with all my might, I can't get it off my calves easily.