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https://www.sportskeeda.com/mma/news-when-transgender-fighter-fallon-fox-broke-opponent-s-skull-mma-fight

 

Below is quote from the other female fighter that fought the Transgender.

 

“I’ve fought a lot of women and have never felt the strength that I felt in a fight as I did that night. I can’t answer whether it’s because she was born a man or not because I’m not a doctor. I can only say, I’ve never felt so overpowered ever in my life and I am an abnormally strong female in my own right. Her grip was different, I could usually move around in the clinch against other females but couldn’t move at all in Fox’s clinch," Brents told Whoa TV.

 

I honestly can't these fighting federations allow this.  She still has a male muscle mass, structure and strength.  It's a man beating a woman and that's disgusting.  

I'm curious to see if a transitioning female to man is going to fight men?

 

Moving forward and the trend continues, they're going to have to have a separate transgender class.  It's just too dangerous.

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5 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

https://www.sportskeeda.com/mma/news-when-transgender-fighter-fallon-fox-broke-opponent-s-skull-mma-fight

 

Below is quote from the other female fighter that fought the Transgender.

 

“I’ve fought a lot of women and have never felt the strength that I felt in a fight as I did that night. I can’t answer whether it’s because she was born a man or not because I’m not a doctor. I can only say, I’ve never felt so overpowered ever in my life and I am an abnormally strong female in my own right. Her grip was different, I could usually move around in the clinch against other females but couldn’t move at all in Fox’s clinch," Brents told Whoa TV.

 

I honestly can't these fighting federations allow this.  She still has a male muscle mass, structure and strength.  It's a man beating a woman and that's disgusting.  

I'm curious to see if a transitioning female to man is going to fight men?

 

Moving forward and the trend continues, they're going to have to have a separate transgender class.  It's just too dangerous.

If we paid her to fight again, but paid her like Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, I wonder if she'd still cry about it.  This is purely a political statement. I can't believe America is going to fight over volleyball scholarships.  How about work on making college affordable for everyone, then we can get rid of the stupid sports scholarships, which are designed solely to allow universities to cash in on athletics.  As usual the Republicans are ignoring the REAL problem, and hiding it behind something divisive.  Every sport known to man has different sized athletes, and those that don't have weight classes.  Why does no one get mad that Beasley weighs 170, and benches 180, while Suh weighs 315, and benches 400?  Also, why can't sports be inclusive?  The old, stupid argument used to be because of the locker rooms.  Lastly, and maybe most importantly, sports are just games created for fun.  

 

I found this interesting tidbit, which seems to shed some light on the "Karen effect" of why older women are unreasonable:

Popular opinion may state otherwise, but our data shows that women are actually more logical than men, at least before they get older. In fact, women scored an average of 63% in our logical reasoning tests, compared with an average of 59% for men. Interestingly, these scores were almost completely reversed after the age of 55, with men scoring 64% and women coming in behind at 59%. 

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1 minute ago, daz28 said:

If we paid her to fight again, but paid her like Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, I wonder if she'd still cry about it.  This is purely a political statement. I can't believe America is going to fight over volleyball scholarships.  How about work on making college affordable for everyone, then we can get rid of the stupid sports scholarships, which are designed solely to allow universities to cash in on athletics.  As usual the Republicans are ignoring the REAL problem, and hiding it behind something divisive.  Every sport known to man has different sized athletes, and those that don't have weight classes.  Why does no one get mad that Beasley weighs 170, and benches 180, while Suh weighs 315, and benches 400?  Also, why can't sports be inclusive?  The old, stupid argument used to be because of the locker rooms.  Lastly, and maybe most importantly, sports are just games created for fun.  

 

I found this interesting tidbit, which seems to shed some light on the "Karen effect" of why older women are unreasonable:

Popular opinion may state otherwise, but our data shows that women are actually more logical than men, at least before they get older. In fact, women scored an average of 63% in our logical reasoning tests, compared with an average of 59% for men. Interestingly, these scores were almost completely reversed after the age of 55, with men scoring 64% and women coming in behind at 59%. 


Because playing football and fighting are completely different.

 

The goal of the fight is to hurt your opponent where he can no longer fight.

 

Cole Beasley runs away from people like Suh on a football field that’s 100 yards long and 53 yards wide.  When people get tackled, they stop the play.

 

When a MMA fighter gets taken to the ground, he stays on you and continues trying to hurt you.

 

If Cole Beasley was tackled by Suh, didn’t have any pads on and Suh continues to thrown punches....then yes people would be upset.

 

The physical stature of a women is smaller than men.

 

So when does it stop?  Eventually UFC will be men against women if we are going to make it inclusive?

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Because playing football and fighting are completely different.

 

The goal of the fight is to hurt your opponent where he can no longer fight.

 

Cole Beasley runs away from people like Suh on a football field that’s 100 yards long and 53 yards wide.  When people get tackled, they stop the play.

 

When a MMA fighter gets taken to the ground, he stays on you and continues trying to hurt you.

 

If Cole Beasley was tackled by Suh, didn’t have any pads on and Suh continues to thrown punches....then yes people would be upset.

 

The physical stature of a women is smaller than men.

 

So when does it stop?  Eventually UFC will be men against women if we are going to make it inclusive?

Bigger, stronger players meet smaller, weaker players in football on every single play, many times causing injury.  It was designed that way. A 200 lb running back is almost always met by someone much larger and stronger.  As far as MMA/boxing, they have weight classes, and you aren't forced to fight anyone you don't want to.  Money is the name of the game there, and people take fights based on that and only that.  Like I said if they offer to pay a women handsomely to fight a transgender, they will almost certainly take the fight.  Logic, on the other hand, would dictate you should only fight someone you think you might beat.  

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1 hour ago, daz28 said:

Bigger, stronger players meet smaller, weaker players in football on every single play, many times causing injury.  It was designed that way. A 200 lb running back is almost always met by someone much larger and stronger.  As far as MMA/boxing, they have weight classes, and you aren't forced to fight anyone you don't want to.  Money is the name of the game there, and people take fights based on that and only that.  Like I said if they offer to pay a women handsomely to fight a transgender, they will almost certainly take the fight.  Logic, on the other hand, would dictate you should only fight someone you think you might beat.  

 

Again, it's a different sport.

 

When the smaller player is tackled, the PLAY IS OVER.  They get up and they go back to the huddle.  A tackle is one hit essentially.

 

An MMA fighter takes punches over and over and over and over.  The guy on top is doing his best to keep the guy down and weight is a gigantic advantage with that.

 

Not to mention....NFL football players are all male!

 

Does this happen in football?

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I played football and I train in MMA now.  It sounds like you haven't done either.

 

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2 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Again, it's a different sport.

 

When the smaller player is tackled, the PLAY IS OVER.  They get up and they go back to the huddle.  A tackle is one hit essentially.

 

An MMA fighter takes punches over and over and over and over.  The guy on top is doing his best to keep the guy down and weight is a gigantic advantage with that.

 

Not to mention....NFL football players are all male!

 

Does this happen in football?

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I played football and I train in MMA now.  It sounds like you haven't done either.

 

I played football a long time ago, but don't see the relevance here other than a possible machismo jab, which is about totally useless on an internet forum.  Now, what you have done with your photo is provide evidence for me.  What do those 2 men have in common??  They are THE SAME SIZE.  Which MMA do you plan on participating in that has a guy with a gigantic weight advantage taking on another????  As I've already said, wrestling/boxing/MMA, pretty much any mano mano(no pun intended) physical combat is going to be with people of relatively equal stature.  Lastly, I'm not the one afraid of a woman my size coming into MMA, and whooping my ass.  

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5 hours ago, daz28 said:

If we paid her to fight again, but paid her like Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, I wonder if she'd still cry about it.  This is purely a political statement. I can't believe America is going to fight over volleyball scholarships.  How about work on making college affordable for everyone, then we can get rid of the stupid sports scholarships, which are designed solely to allow universities to cash in on athletics.  As usual the Republicans are ignoring the REAL problem, and hiding it behind something divisive.  Every sport known to man has different sized athletes, and those that don't have weight classes.  Why does no one get mad that Beasley weighs 170, and benches 180, while Suh weighs 315, and benches 400?  Also, why can't sports be inclusive?  The old, stupid argument used to be because of the locker rooms.  Lastly, and maybe most importantly, sports are just games created for fun.  

 

I found this interesting tidbit, which seems to shed some light on the "Karen effect" of why older women are unreasonable:

Popular opinion may state otherwise, but our data shows that women are actually more logical than men, at least before they get older. In fact, women scored an average of 63% in our logical reasoning tests, compared with an average of 59% for men. Interestingly, these scores were almost completely reversed after the age of 55, with men scoring 64% and women coming in behind at 59%. 


lol here is where the ‘party of science’ chooses to ignore... science. What one identifies as doesn’t magically change their physiology and that’s what matters here. Biological Males and females are physiologically different and that dramatically impacts sports. It’s just a scientific fact. 

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5 minutes ago, daz28 said:

I played football a long time ago, but don't see the relevance here other than a possible machismo jab, which is about totally useless on an internet forum.  Now, what you have done with your photo is provide evidence for me.  What do those 2 men have in common??  They are THE SAME SIZE.  Which MMA do you plan on participating in that has a guy with a gigantic weight advantage taking on another????  As I've already said, wrestling/boxing/MMA, pretty much any mano mano(no pun intended) physical combat is going to be with people of relatively equal stature.  Lastly, I'm not the one afraid of a woman my size coming into MMA, and whooping my ass.  

 

It has nothing to with machismo, it has the fact that you sound totally ignorant.

 

I've played football and I currently train in MMA.  I've been through both, just like the hundreds of guys I train with have.

Have you every had someone that knows how to stay in a mount position and you have to get them off?  Doesn't sound like you do and I can tell you, it's suffocating.  

 

If Beasley gets tackled by Suh, does Beasley have to work his way out to get and Suh tries to keep him down?  No, he just gets up and they get a break.

In MMA, they keep going for the entire 3 minutes and don't stop until the round is up, someone is KO'ed/put to sleep or taps out.  This is why you will see fighters sometimes gas in the first round.  How many football players gas out 3 minutes in the first quarter?

 

Size matters much more in some sports, some it doesn't.  

You're acting like someone like Suh hits Beasley on every play lol.  How often does Cole Beasley get hit by a 300+ plus defensive lineman?  Very, very rarely.  

 

If Suh does tackle Beasley, does he get to stay on top of him?  Does he get to take off his helmet and punch in the head/face?

This is why there's weight classes in fighting.  If you have 280 lbs Brock Lesnar punch a 155 lbs Justin Gaethje in the face flush with a punch, he could kill him.  

Lesnar has punch at 1,350 PSI...

 

I wouldn't be afraid of fighting a woman either because I'm a man.

 

 

 

Yes they are the same size.  But you just can't grasp it's a different sport.  Fighting and football are completely different and for some reason you're not understanding it.

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It has nothing to with machismo, it has the fact that you sound totally ignorant.

 

I've played football and I currently train in MMA.  I've been through both, just like the hundreds of guys I train with have.

Have you every had someone that knows how to stay in a mount position and you have to get them off?  Doesn't sound like you do and I can tell you, it's suffocating.  

 

If Beasley gets tackled by Suh, does Beasley have to work his way out to get and Suh tries to keep him down?  No, he just gets up and they get a break.

In MMA, they keep going for the entire 3 minutes and don't stop until the round is up, someone is KO'ed/put to sleep or taps out.  This is why you will see fighters sometimes gas in the first round.  How many football players gas out 3 minutes in the first quarter?

 

Size matters much more in some sports, some it doesn't.  

You're acting like someone like Suh hits Beasley on every play lol.  How often does Cole Beasley get hit by a 300+ plus defensive lineman?  Very, very rarely.  

 

If Suh does tackle Beasley, does he get to stay on top of him?  Does he get to take off his helmet and punch in the head/face?

This is why there's weight classes in fighting.  If you have 280 lbs Brock Lesnar punch a 155 lbs Justin Gaethje in the face flush with a punch, he could kill him.  

Lesnar has punch at 1,350 PSI...

 

I wouldn't be afraid of fighting a woman either because I'm a man.

 

 

 

Yes they are the same size.  But you just can't grasp it's a different sport.  Fighting and football are completely different and for some reason you're not understanding it.

What you're not understanding is that in MMA you will not be fighting a larger opponent.  There is no weight advantage.  Truth be told, it's highly unlikely there's a lot of boys who think they are girls that are just dying to decimate the ranks of female MMA when they grow up.  I know this is a topic that fear mongering has everyone terrified of, and I know I probably won't convince anyone either.  I'd say people are probably 75-80% against this.   

 

Also, by your own logic, there's no way a woman could beat you, but we know that's not true.  There's guaranteed mad amounts of women out there that could whoop you.  Afraid or not, you'd lose badly to a lot of them.  Bet

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lol here is where the ‘party of science’ chooses to ignore... science. What one identifies as doesn’t magically change their physiology and that’s what matters here. Biological Males and females are physiologically different and that dramatically impacts sports. It’s just a scientific fact. 

It's not quite so simple.  All humans have varying amounts of testosterone and estrogen.  Those hormones are the things that determine our sexuality, not necessarily just your chromosomes.  This is evident, as you can control the way your body sexually matures by taking these hormones.  A man can indeed grow breasts, and lactate.  A woman taking hormones can grow facial hair.  As far as this relates to the topic, there are probably very few young boys taking estrogen so they can get big and strong, and beat up all the other girls. It's counter-intuitive.   It's also very, very overblown the impact people are trying to say it will have on people's lives.  I try to think of it as a sliding scale of masculinity and femininity, which we all lie on somewhere.  So there's really 2 sciences at work here.  The chromosome AND the hormones.  

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What you're not understanding is that in MMA you will not be fighting a larger opponent.  There is no weight advantage.  Truth be told, it's highly unlikely there's a lot of boys who think they are girls that are just dying to decimate the ranks of female MMA when they grow up.  I know this is a topic that fear mongering has everyone terrified of, and I know I probably won't convince anyone either.  I'd say people are probably 75-80% against this.   

 

Also, by your own logic, there's no way a woman could beat you, but we know that's not true.  There's guaranteed mad amounts of women out there that could whoop you.  Afraid or not, you'd lose badly to a lot of them.  Bet

 

You just don't have a clue man.  It's like explaining algebra to a cockroach.  Are you being dense intentionally?

 

Are these guys the same size?  Cain Velasquez is 6'1 and 240.  Brock Lesnar is 6"3 and 285 lbs.  Please argue they are the same size....go ahead.

 

You ever hear of cutting weight lol?

 

How many years have you trained?  Please tell me.  

 

I'm talking about professional vs professional dude.  So just say it.  They should have women vs men as long as they're the same size...that's what you're saying right?

 

I train with girls all the time.  We have several at my gym.  When I spar are roll with them, I go light even if they're a higher belt or have more training or the same size.

The difference in strength is significant.   I don't put my weight on them and if we spar, even if they block a punch, I still have enough to snap their neck back.  We only allow a certain amount of guys to go with girls just because those guys can't control it and not hurt the girls. 

The girl who fought the transgender specifically talked about the strength difference in the fight.  But you probably think she's lying because they're the same size lol.

 

This is what I do and know a lot about.  You don't and think you know what you're talking about....you dont.

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6 hours ago, daz28 said:

It's not quite so simple.  All humans have varying amounts of testosterone and estrogen.  Those hormones are the things that determine our sexuality, not necessarily just your chromosomes.  This is evident, as you can control the way your body sexually matures by taking these hormones.  A man can indeed grow breasts, and lactate.  A woman taking hormones can grow facial hair.  As far as this relates to the topic, there are probably very few young boys taking estrogen so they can get big and strong, and beat up all the other girls. It's counter-intuitive.   It's also very, very overblown the impact people are trying to say it will have on people's lives.  I try to think of it as a sliding scale of masculinity and femininity, which we all lie on somewhere.  So there's really 2 sciences at work here.  The chromosome AND the hormones.  

 

https://news.ki.se/new-study-on-changes-in-muscle-mass-and-strength-after-gender-affirming-treatment-may-have-an

 

What did you find out?

In line with what we expected, the transgender men increased muscle mass and strength significantly after 12 months of testosterone therapy. Perhaps more surprising was that the transgender women did not lose strength at all despite inhibited testosterone production. In addition, the effect on muscle mass of the transgender women was less pronounced than many people previously thought, losing only 5% of the muscle volume over the thigh muscles.

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6 hours ago, daz28 said:

It's not quite so simple.  All humans have varying amounts of testosterone and estrogen.  Those hormones are the things that determine our sexuality, not necessarily just your chromosomes.  This is evident, as you can control the way your body sexually matures by taking these hormones.  A man can indeed grow breasts, and lactate.  A woman taking hormones can grow facial hair.  As far as this relates to the topic, there are probably very few young boys taking estrogen so they can get big and strong, and beat up all the other girls. It's counter-intuitive.   It's also very, very overblown the impact people are trying to say it will have on people's lives.  I try to think of it as a sliding scale of masculinity and femininity, which we all lie on somewhere.  So there's really 2 sciences at work here.  The chromosome AND the hormones.  

2 sciences? I’m not sure you understand the word physiology, and btw taking artificial hormones is prohibited and even tested for in many sports.
 

It is perfectly reasonable that sports are delineated by birth assignment to keep the playing field level.  If some choose to manipulate their physiology with artificial means, it becomes a new category. But to be clear it is a choice to take hormones. It’s continues to be more accepted to be who who you are no matter what you look like. But taking artificial hormones to like better what what you look like is no different than hair plugs or Botox in terms of necessity and happen to be prohibited in numerous sports.
 

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17 hours ago, daz28 said:

If we paid her to fight again, but paid her like Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, I wonder if she'd still cry about it.  This is purely a political statement. I can't believe America is going to fight over volleyball scholarships.  How about work on making college affordable for everyone, then we can get rid of the stupid sports scholarships, which are designed solely to allow universities to cash in on athletics.  As usual the Republicans are ignoring the REAL problem, and hiding it behind something divisive.  Every sport known to man has different sized athletes, and those that don't have weight classes.  Why does no one get mad that Beasley weighs 170, and benches 180, while Suh weighs 315, and benches 400?  Also, why can't sports be inclusive?  The old, stupid argument used to be because of the locker rooms.  Lastly, and maybe most importantly, sports are just games created for fun.  

 

I found this interesting tidbit, which seems to shed some light on the "Karen effect" of why older women are unreasonable:

Popular opinion may state otherwise, but our data shows that women are actually more logical than men, at least before they get older. In fact, women scored an average of 63% in our logical reasoning tests, compared with an average of 59% for men. Interestingly, these scores were almost completely reversed after the age of 55, with men scoring 64% and women coming in behind at 59%. 

There’s no “Karen effect”.  Some people are reasonable.  Some people are not.  Some people are intelligent.  Some people are less so.  Most people go about their daily life peacefully, trusting some while being distrustful of others, liking some but disliking others.  What changed is the advent of the ability to record a person in high def and broadcast it to the world as if there is some grand societal message to be learned.  
 

The Karen illusion is simply the application of selective bigotry in play—it’s become fashionable to target white women just as it has been historically fashionable to target other groups.  Same boogeyman, different booger.  That you fall for it while agonizing over unaffordable higher education (also false) reveals the limitation of your ability to think reasonably.  
 

As for the reasonableness of Rosie/née Roscoe hammering Cynthia in the skull because of the Second Science, well, uh, ok.  I suppose every night is ladies night somewhere.

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Bigger, stronger players meet smaller, weaker players in football on every single play, many times causing injury.  It was designed that way. A 200 lb running back is almost always met by someone much larger and stronger.  As far as MMA/boxing, they have weight classes, and you aren't forced to fight anyone you don't want to.  Money is the name of the game there, and people take fights based on that and only that.  Like I said if they offer to pay a women handsomely to fight a transgender, they will almost certainly take the fight.  Logic, on the other hand, would dictate you should only fight someone you think you might beat.  

 

You really are a dunce.

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You just don't have a clue man.  It's like explaining algebra to a cockroach.  Are you being dense intentionally?

 

Are these guys the same size?  Cain Velasquez is 6'1 and 240.  Brock Lesnar is 6"3 and 285 lbs.  Please argue they are the same size....go ahead.

 

You ever hear of cutting weight lol?

 

How many years have you trained?  Please tell me.  

 

I'm talking about professional vs professional dude.  So just say it.  They should have women vs men as long as they're the same size...that's what you're saying right?

 

I train with girls all the time.  We have several at my gym.  When I spar are roll with them, I go light even if they're a higher belt or have more training or the same size.

The difference in strength is significant.   I don't put my weight on them and if we spar, even if they block a punch, I still have enough to snap their neck back.  We only allow a certain amount of guys to go with girls just because those guys can't control it and not hurt the girls. 

The girl who fought the transgender specifically talked about the strength difference in the fight.  But you probably think she's lying because they're the same size lol.

 

This is what I do and know a lot about.  You don't and think you know what you're talking about....you dont.

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https://news.ki.se/new-study-on-changes-in-muscle-mass-and-strength-after-gender-affirming-treatment-may-have-an

 

What did you find out?

In line with what we expected, the transgender men increased muscle mass and strength significantly after 12 months of testosterone therapy. Perhaps more surprising was that the transgender women did not lose strength at all despite inhibited testosterone production. In addition, the effect on muscle mass of the transgender women was less pronounced than many people previously thought, losing only 5% of the muscle volume over the thigh muscles.

A lot of the difference in relative strength likely comes from body fat %, which is mostly due to hormones.  Even among top athletes women have a higher %.  Some strength difference is due to twitch fiber, but the difference in strength there is made up by endurance.  Otherwise, men and women gain strength at the same rate at the same level of intensity.  You can look that up. The only way trans man vs women would be fair is if the trans person were on hormone therapy.  A man with 4% body fat who wears a dress would certainly hold the strength advantages that Brents claims.  

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A lot of the difference in relative strength likely comes from body fat %, which is mostly due to hormones.  Even among top athletes women have a higher %.  Some strength difference is due to twitch fiber, but the difference in strength there is made up by endurance.  Otherwise, men and women gain strength at the same rate at the same level of intensity.  You can look that up. The only way trans man vs women would be fair is if the trans person were on hormone therapy.  A man with 4% body fat who wears a dress would certainly hold the strength advantages that Brents claims.  

 

I agree with Beast, you are a dunce. 

 

Yes men and woman gain strength at the same rate but men start off with more muscle mass.  I mean this is common sense.

 

They are also not talking about muscular endurance, they're talking about muscular strength lol.

 

https://www.livescience.com/52998-women-combat-gender-differences.html#:~:text=But in one way%2C the,skeletal muscle mass than women.

 

But in one way, the sex difference is stark: Men are physically stronger than women, on average. A study in the Journal of Applied Physiology found that men had an average of 26 lbs. (12 kilograms) more skeletal muscle mass than women. Women also exhibited about 40 percent less upper-body strength and 33 percent less lower-body strength, on average, the study found.

 

And the other link in the previous post, even after the the procedure, the transgender woman only loses about 5% of their mass and kept all her strength.  So basically, after becoming a female, they still have men's strength. Does this make any sense?

Here, I'll share it again.

 

https://news.ki.se/new-study-on-changes-in-muscle-mass-and-strength-after-gender-affirming-treatment-may-have-an

 

What did you find out?

In line with what we expected, the transgender men increased muscle mass and strength significantly after 12 months of testosterone therapy. Perhaps more surprising was that the transgender women did not lose strength at all despite inhibited testosterone production. In addition, the effect on muscle mass of the transgender women was less pronounced than many people previously thought, losing only 5% of the muscle volume over the thigh muscles.

 

 

Geezus man.  If you don't know about something, it's okay.  There's things/subjects/topics you probably know a lot about but it's not this....clearly.  

Ask me about the stock market, I'm clueless and I certainly won't argue any firm position on it because I don't have the knowledge.  That's called being ignorant on purpose.  This is what you're doing.

 

You're arguing just to argue at this point.  

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I agree with Beast, you are a dunce. 

 

Yes men and woman gain strength at the same rate but men start off with more muscle mass.  I mean this is common sense.

 

https://www.livescience.com/52998-women-combat-gender-differences.html#:~:text=But in one way%2C the,skeletal muscle mass than women.

 

But in one way, the sex difference is stark: Men are physically stronger than women, on average. A study in the Journal of Applied Physiology found that men had an average of 26 lbs. (12 kilograms) more skeletal muscle mass than women. Women also exhibited about 40 percent less upper-body strength and 33 percent less lower-body strength, on average, the study found.

 

And the other link I shared above, even after the the procedure, the transgender woman only loses about 5% of their mass. Does this make any sense?


Geezus man.  If you don't know about something, it's okay.  There's thing you probably know a lot about but it's not this....clearly.  

Ask me about the stock market, I'm clueless and I certainly won't argue any firm position on it because I don't have the knowledge.  That's called being ignorant on purpose.  This is what you're doing.

 

You're arguing just to argue at this point.  

 

 

If they both have the same fat mass, they're going to have roughly the same muscle mass.  I'm saying if both people have the same MASS.  A person with a MASS of 150 lbs and 5% body fat has the same MASS of a 150 lb person with 5% body fat.  With the same training they will have the same muscle MASS.  If they are taking the hormones, then they will not have the same muscle MASS as a man.

 

Ya, this is what beast said verbatim, "Are really are a dunce."

If you're going to call someone dumb, at least try to do it right ffs.  Maybe he meant," I really are a dunce", which would STILL technically be wrong.

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On 2/24/2021 at 5:22 PM, gobills404 said:

"That is just a d*ckless dude beating the sh*t out of a woman"

 

Oh man now they are going to cancel Bill Burr that is just pure hate speech !! What ever !! 

 

The dude is on point that is total BS and if a law is passed about it if i were the female athletes i would boycott every match with any trans athlete it's just wrong !! When they start losing money that will turn some heads they need to make a stand .

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1 hour ago, daz28 said:

 

 

If they both have the same fat mass, they're going to have roughly the same muscle mass.  I'm saying if both people have the same MASS.  A person with a MASS of 150 lbs and 5% body fat has the same MASS of a 150 lb person with 5% body fat.  With the same training they will have the same muscle MASS.  If they are taking the hormones, then they will not have the same muscle MASS as a man.

 

Ya, this is what beast said verbatim, "Are really are a dunce."

If you're going to call someone dumb, at least try to do it right ffs.  Maybe he meant," I really are a dunce", which would STILL technically be wrong.


Are you really trying to say a woman has the same strength as men if they are the same size/same mass?

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1 hour ago, Royale with Cheese said:


Are you really trying to say a woman has the same strength as men if they are the same size/same mass?

https://sportsscientists.com/2019/03/On Transgender athletes and performance advantages | The Science of Sport (sportsscientists.com)

 

I think if the trans person is on hormone therapy it would be close.  This article delves into it, but somehow this guy states that, "The initial typical advantage in mass and strength that biological males enjoy over females is between 20% and 100%".  That's high, but the accepted number between elite male and female athletes is 10-15%.  It also states that within 12 months of hormone therapy there is a 5% loss.  Right now there's not a ton of data, but in the current climate there should be more data coming soon.  

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Just now, BillStime said:

Just another wedge issue for the insecure GQP to spew hate.

It really is, but a lot of independents are against it, too.  They seem to only take into consideration one side of the issue, and that's what fair in sports, without considering what's fair for both sides.  There's so much transphobia that all the 1776 patriots forget that all PEOPLE are created equal, which is NOT DISPUTABLE.  Everyone deserves the same rights.  Now I get that a man beating on a women in sports is wrong, but they aren't even attempting to think of ways to make it fair/level the playing field.  Realistically, there are NOT droves of trans males just lining up to dominate sports.  I'd say most of them are doing everything in their power to be MORE feminine if anything.  This issue is mostly fear mongering over the abomination that the bible describes.  Truth is the abomination is the way one human is treating another.  Fear what you don't understand mentality.  

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https://sportsscientists.com/2019/03/On Transgender athletes and performance advantages | The Science of Sport (sportsscientists.com)

 

I think if the trans person is on hormone therapy it would be close.  This article delves into it, but somehow this guy states that, "The initial typical advantage in mass and strength that biological males enjoy over females is between 20% and 100%".  That's high, but the accepted number between elite male and female athletes is 10-15%.  It also states that within 12 months of hormone therapy there is a 5% loss.  Right now there's not a ton of data, but in the current climate there should be more data coming soon.  


Its not close lol.  That’s the specific reason why they separate genders in sports.

 

Fighters are only measured on weight.  That aren’t breaking it down to a science.

If they weigh the same, they fight.  And the the female transgender fighter is significantly stronger than a regular female.

She’s broken two skulls for crying out loud.

 

You don’t understand fighting....my god.

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Its not close lol.  That’s the specific reason why they separate genders in sports.

 

Fighters are only measured on weight.  That aren’t breaking it down to a science.

If they weigh the same, they fight.  And the the female transgender fighter is significantly stronger than a regular female.

She’s broken two skulls for crying out loud.

 

You don’t understand fighting....my god.

Is Fox on hormone therapy?  Looked it up, she has been for 18 years. For what it's worth her record is 5-1, so a woman has already tko'd her.

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Chyna and X-pac were virtually the same size.

 

Who would have won the fight, EVERY TIME, if they fought for real?

 

X-pac would murder Chyna EVERY single time.

 

Catch my drift?

 

Biological men should NEVER be on the same playing/fighting surface as biological women. Case closed. End of story.

 

This doesn't take bi-partisan political stances to figure this out.

 

Women's sports are pissed on enough. No need to involve men to take women's sports down even further.

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39 minutes ago, daz28 said:

It really is, but a lot of independents are against it, too.  They seem to only take into consideration one side of the issue, and that's what fair in sports, without considering what's fair for both sides.  There's so much transphobia that all the 1776 patriots forget that all PEOPLE are created equal, which is NOT DISPUTABLE.  Everyone deserves the same rights.  Now I get that a man beating on a women in sports is wrong, but they aren't even attempting to think of ways to make it fair/level the playing field.  Realistically, there are NOT droves of trans males just lining up to dominate sports.  I'd say most of them are doing everything in their power to be MORE feminine if anything.  This issue is mostly fear mongering over the abomination that the bible describes.  Truth is the abomination is the way one human is treating another.  Fear what you don't understand mentality.  


What these freaks don’t understand that people aren’t having sex changes so they can compete against in sports. 
 

And for heaven sakes - what percent are?

 

I don’t buy the bullshitt - it’s a wedge issue to spew hate and divide.

 

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6 minutes ago, njbuff said:

Chyna and X-pac were virtually the same size.

 

Who would have won the fight, EVERY TIME, if they fought for real?

 

X-pac would murder Chyna EVERY single time.

 

Catch my drift?

 

Biological men should NEVER be on the same playing/fighting surface as biological women. Case closed. End of story.

 

This doesn't take bi-partisan political stances to figure this out.

 

Women's sports are pissed on enough. No need to involve men to take women's sports down even further.

Hypothetical fake wrestling is your empirical evidence.  If the gap were as wide as you think it is a women would NEVER under ANY circumstance beat a trans athlete.  Women in any sport DO unquestionably lose to the top men in any sport.  There are literally thousands of men who ran faster than the fastest woman ever, and women's lower body strength isn't that far behind mens.  You don't see that kind of gap between women and trans athletes.

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What these freaks don’t understand that people aren’t having sex changes so they can compete against in sports. 
 

And for heaven sakes - what percent are?

 

I don’t buy the bullshitt - it’s a wedge issue to spew hate and divide.

 

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BBButttt the scholarships.  That'll destroy the world as we know it.  They'd boycott women's sports if they didn't already think they were silly, and didn't watch them.

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Hypothetical fake wrestling is your empirical evidence.  If the gap were as wide as you think it is a women would NEVER under ANY circumstance beat a trans athlete.  Women in any sport DO unquestionably lose to the top men in any sport.  There are literally thousands of men who ran faster than the fastest woman ever, and women's lower body strength isn't that far behind mens.  You don't see that kind of gap between women and trans athletes.

BBButttt the scholarships.  That'll destroy the world as we know it.  They'd boycott women's sports if they didn't already think they were silly, and didn't watch them.

 

I said in a REAL fight you dipshyt.

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20 hours ago, daz28 said:

Is Fox on hormone therapy?  Looked it up, she has been for 18 years. For what it's worth her record is 5-1, so a woman has already tko'd her.

 

Yeah it's not worth a lot.  A competitive advantage doesn't mean they are invincible, it just means they aren't on level playing field, usually by an unnatural substance.

There are MMA fighters who have tested positive for PED's and have lost.  Does that mean they should allow steroids in fighting because they don't have a 100% win rate?

 

https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/transgender-mma-fighters-time-to-stop-the-madness/

 

Do Transgender Athletes Have An Unfair Advantage?

 

It has been shown that even after 24 months of testosterone suppression, transgender women maintain bone mass [1]. Bone mass may even be preserved over 12 years which suggests that sporting advantage from increased bone mass would be retained.

 

No study has reported muscle loss greater than 12% with testosterone suppression, even studies that tested transgender male to females after 3 years of therapy [1]. After 12 months of testosterone suppression, muscle loss is only around 3-5% on average.

 

Considering males have approximately 40% greater muscle mass than females, this reduction still leaves transgender athletes with a great advantage.

Similarly, a reduction in handgrip strength of 7% and 9% after 12 and 24 months respectively has been found in transgender women [1].

 

Further, when transgender women had testosterone within a normal female range, a decrease of only 4% in grip strength was found after 12 months of hormone therapy.

 

This lead to transgender women being in the top 10% of female grip strength scores. Further, transgender women remained 50% stronger than females after 12 months of testosterone suppression in the lower body [1].

 

Even 3 years after sex reassignment surgery and 8 years of hormone treatment, transgender women have been found to still be in the top 10% of females regarding lean body mass and have a 25% stronger grip [1].

 

These data suggest that strength, lean mass, and skeletal structure are maintained to a higher degree than the average female even in the long term for transgender women giving them a strength advantage.

 

Unfortunately, no controlled research has investigated the effect of testosterone suppression on endurance performance.

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The argument that women are physically able to compete with top level men is absurd, the fact that some women can beat some men is only proof of a few exceptions. The 15 year old top male soccer team in the USA played and beat the Womens National Team. We have seen two boys dominate the Massachusetts girls division of track and field and it is best to not allow it to spread. I am supporter of Trans rights except where it comes at a cost to natural born women. As for someone who changed genders look at Laurel Hubbard who changed genders and is now a champ, I can't state I know motivation but neither can you.

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