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The collective discussions consistently reinforce the scientific consensus that men generally have greater muscle mass and strength, supported by citations like Miller et al.'s 1993 study, and emphasize that these differences are rooted in biological facts, not opinions or ideologies. The tone remains assertive and evidence-based, illustrating widespread engagement and the high relevance of these findings in debates about fairness in sports and gender identity.
Most discussions agree that biological differences in muscle mass and fiber composition give men greater strength, citing scientific studies and factual data.
Posts demonstrate high interest by referencing specific research articles and studies, and discussing implications for sports and gender discussions.
Many social discussions involve in-depth debates, scientific citations, and personal opinions, showing deep engagement with the topics.
The collective discourse influences opinions on gender equality, sports fairness, and societal norms, indicating a significant impact on public understanding.
@spanarchist @KirstiMiller30 No empirical evidence? Have you even bothered to research? I found this article in 30 seconds. "Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics - PubMed" https://t.co/0nwzeCQUf7 "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men..."
Grown males have approximately 36% greater muscle mass than grown females (with about 40% more muscle mass in the upper body, and 33% more muscle mass in the lower body). https://t.co/BDpNCv7rH2
@gamerdudeguy69 @DelusionPosting https://t.co/DaRlvNFMd0 This is a popular study from 93 Basically, men are bigger = more muscle area = stronger. Of course all of these are on average.
@Martina @CHSommers Its science not transphobia. European Journal of Applied Physiology March 1993, Volume 66, Issue 3, pp 254–262 Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics A. E. J. Miller, J. D. MacDougallM. A. TarnopolskyD. G. Sale
@infantrydort @KurtSchlichter @MilitaryTimes I may be misreading this, but i doubt pushups could be anywhere near that close "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men in the upper and lower body respectively." Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics A E Miller et al. Eur J Appl
@Mozgr0ve @deeznutvinecomp Science and medicine are weird and transphobic
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@DrRitaDed Yup, no science in the gender studies field. Now, if you ever get interested in science, top priority reading for you: 1/2 https://t.co/9cgqTdzHTT https://t.co/80Ac0GpCKR https://t.co/l2400jVf2m https://t.co/eAHfSVZ3oU https://t.co/pZavcp9q5k https://t.co/gcgutGcfvI
@priscilaefe_ @DonMonchin Las culpas a dios. https://t.co/xGfhmzvC43
@atn_yuto @thegrangerhause @Prof_leonelfer Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLe6cJ
@vitaosemcensura @moliternoo_ @1eozinho01 Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLe6cJ
@mattyglesias Nonsense Source: National Institutes of Health (.gov) https://t.co/be969LQYrU
@Lukesz_sw @rotciVArt Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@stefanovais @Olhar_Olimpico Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLe6cJ
@_eye4eye__ @swissthug @JackieBrown_88 Sans dec https://t.co/6MEkxSMzeT
@cheirodepetunia @brendasafra @The_Blond__ Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@Maiconhsoares @luvzdu @siteptbr Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@waterBottle_Hot @DelusionPosting Any man at the similar size of KT with some fighting experience would beat her. Men have 60% greater upper body strength & 30% greater lower body strength than women, attributed to differences in muscle mass, bone density & fiber composition. https://t.co/957zOP7TfQ
@BigBoris_1 The best female fighter in the world isn't beating any man with above average fighting experience. Men have 60% greater upper body strength & 30% greater lower body strength than women due to differences in muscle mass, bone density & fiber composition. https://t.co/957zOP7TfQ
@JohnChaves88 @DelusionPosting "With slightly above average fighting experience or knowledge" is what I originally posted. Men have 60% greater upper body strength & 30% greater lower body strength than women, attributed to differences in muscle mass, bone density & fiber composition. https://t.co/957zOP7TfQ
@CJBrEngLeo Miller, A. E., MacDougall, J. D., Tarnopolsky, M. A., & Sale, D. G. (1993). Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics. European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 66(3), 254–262. https://t.co/jRr2JL21YP
@patrick_starr27 @TailineFrohlich @Tainarainaraiii @CJBrEngLeo Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@DornelasDeo @Dru1da @republiqueBRA Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLe6cJ
@joyifytees @MarkRunza2 @Its_ScaryCarrie @salltweets @Riley_Gaines_ https://t.co/pDtYR4kI9b https://t.co/6571ApcgqL https://t.co/V421P8jRHq https://t.co/7PiHK6dpTM
At the same athletic physique and the same weight class there is absolutely no competition to be had. The differences begin as soon as boys end puberty. https://t.co/TTuGDzcX3v https://t.co/3Q4dJX002A
Women are only half as strong in their upper body as men. https://t.co/6qQgJfFVmM
@KsGoddess44 @Ka_eyyi @xenoKonosuke @iluminatibot Simply declaring it doesn't make it true. Try reading some real academic papers, not that woke progressive slop you're consuming. It makes you look like a retard. https://t.co/AvxEIBZGYJ https://t.co/bGrKNh1IMK https://t.co/kYgEgDYKBk
@Rafael87115565 @KidJustice123 @GregHoytLET https://t.co/f4V8hGROKP
@angry_chair_z @luka_S2_ @Jpedrobfreitas @sofitilime @itachiweb_ Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@CrfPeaky @mateuspime72425 @paocomovoveado @exgueiro @Alcos237 @gabrielsodd @deusa_absoluta Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@Molly85224872 @BobJone76741561 @thegreatgig8 @SexyassMeatloaf @elchicanomarine https://t.co/cEjk5lvYr7 "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men in the upper and lower body respectively"
@cuscuzdosamba @seeaxew @isalynne4 @FalaMerda_22 @hylics_f4nb0y @GeisiCFreitas Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@tigas_ia @russabastos @GontijoVaz @gorgonoid_ Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@AgnesWold 30+ år gammal, ett av många exempel.. https://t.co/R7Oc4FKnRJ
@poc_disfarsada @VoxLiberdade Miller, A. E., et al. (1993). "Gender Differences in Strength and Muscle Fiber Characteristics." Journal of Applied Physiology, 75(1), 23-30. Häkkinen, K. (1989). "Neuromuscular and Hormonal Adaptations During Strength Training." Sports Medicine, 9(6), 289-298. Recorde forza=MxA
@infantrydort @KurtSchlichter @MilitaryTimes I may be misreading this, but i doubt pushups could be anywhere near that close "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men in the upper and lower body respectively." Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics A E Miller et al. Eur J Appl
@HurricaneMomo @JessPected @WalkingAirQuote https://t.co/ljRw4750ue https://t.co/gyE6npn9xT „Belief systems“ my ass
@O_Sebola @BHaybell2 Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@piccolan @BigBriBaby @tyschalter @asymmetricinfo @HPluckrose Ah, the concept of an example, with an easy to understand graph, is beyond you. Let’s try an academic study https://t.co/cPRQXqLvjg
@MarioPe97080386 @SamBolsosim Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@happykiyyowwo @kwetiawgoren98 @gilbertkurnia1 Gak usah di kasih source juga lu lihat sendiri di depan mata rumah lu bahwa laki2 tuh ototnya lebih besar, kepala tenkoraknya lebih kuat, lebih berat, kalo lu percaya lu bisa nyoba tangan kosong ama dia itu bodoh. Itu knp sports laki & perempuan dibedain https://t.co/fOdJZem2jV
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@Francis14394571 @twistedwritings @AlejandraM60355 @Milenio Esto se debe principalmente a una mayor masa muscular y niveles de testosterona. Masa muscular: Los hombres tienen, en promedio, un 40-60% más de masa muscular que las mujeres, incluso ajustando por peso corporal. fuente: DOI: 10.1007/BF00235103
@Jsoosty Err, no. There are few female miners, builders, oilrig workers, lumberjacks, firefighters, special-forces soldiers, for a reason. Women are on average only 52% and 66% as strong as men in the upper and lower body respectively. You can't "perform" strength. https://t.co/K5LVrONfBo
@MariannaRSF @andreggds @pridaroid05 Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLe6cJ
@Mozgr0ve @deeznutvinecomp Science and medicine are weird and transphobic
@Bruno08090190 @WalissonUaqui @ToFlyVolleyball Com efeito, apesar dos homens terem, em média, mais massa muscular, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média dos tipos de fibras musculares (por exemplo, fibras do Tipo I e do Tipo II) entre os sexos. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@Herterandrade @DudaSalabert Isso significa que a disparidade de gênero na força absoluta entre homens e mulheres decorre majoritariamente da maior quantidade total de massa muscular esquelética nos homens e não de diferenças intrínsecas na eficiência ou potência do tecido muscular. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
Men on ave are taller, heavier, & carry more muscle & less body fat than women(both controlled by hormones). Despite men having more muscle mass, there is no difference in ave muscle fiber type composition e.g. Type I- & Type II fibers between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqaegB
@ItsRuggsy @tinysquash https://t.co/qRxopPrUZw its not just testosterone its genetics. trans women will have an advantage over real women with or without testosterone.
@OliLondonTV "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men in the upper and lower body respectively." https://t.co/4qyR0lFxZ0 https://t.co/Pgrc22SbAh
@stillgray Some more science: https://t.co/jYsM4C6bvs
@Nolunasol @now_ats @BrandonIsWhoIAm @bloodylikeabod I don't know why it's the people who've never touched a single sport in their lives that have the strongest opinions on this topic, every single time. Look it up before speaking so confidently lmao. https://t.co/75AACOVhTk
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8477683/
@DigitalMoltar @MatthewParrott @AndrewLWC88 @AaronAubert79 @esjesjesj Source:https://t.co/kHqZyyiPtL
@Riley_Gaines_ @Outkick Why don’t women “transition” to males to call themselves a “He”? You know why. https://t.co/PfUZY0BDdb @LPGA gained so much for Women’s Sports. ⛳️ Don’t spoil it.
@VioletRose74961 @MaliceMadeFlesh @3xtra_virgin @YourMommAngel @weballvon @BrokeBoi760 @esjesjesj @libsoftiktok https://t.co/32t2pu6iQE. https://t.co/AEuzjQzupJ https://t.co/eAfMHmdrNl
Grown males have approximately 36% greater muscle mass than grown females (with about 40% more muscle mass in the upper body, and 33% more muscle mass in the lower body). https://t.co/BDpNCv7rH2
@gellman_rebecca @TheJamesCalvey @freekeestylee @heroinbags @speakoutsister @ThomasWillett9 https://t.co/Q0c9ZggXvb
@Giggerton @yashar https://t.co/0REgh8v1ph
@hanneramberg https://t.co/qijhNCy1Dq
@yolkzheltok А зачем мечтать, если это реальность
@rastis_aA @valentine_promo いろんな意見が飛び交ってますが、こういう議論を複数人が主観で話すと拗れやすいので、生物学的な研究論文を一つ置いておきますね。 男性は筋線維の断面積が大きく、特に速筋線維（Type II）の割合が高く、これにより、同じ体格と体重でも男性の方が筋力が強いよという話 https://t.co/lXp8iJdxhI.
@erinmariepls @Sukkafish99 @ChristianBushWA @Srirachachau https://t.co/ETEJ1PUoie Before you deny this and demand a source
Despite men having more muscle mass on average however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEq9Gr3
@meninanaopode @ReinoNerdico @Guluzgt @StarPhoda @iocmedia Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@EvaSilvertant @sliderulesyou Just to educate you mate, yes, XY chromosomes DO equal strength: https://t.co/ipcGCVQ5Fa And even long term HRT keeps a man’s strength significantly above female levels: https://t.co/eXGvodfN1t You’re not a woman, bro.
@fagnerXV @Joaopedrovmf @Jessbuh81 @folha Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@Morglinha @thecassiie @EmmanuelMa63793 @antieu_ @nansulli21 Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@Giftvitaliis @streetfighthard https://t.co/qDji3HKNNf Here you go. A scientific article showing women have 52-66% of the strength that men have. Enjoy your reading
@mast_nat @marivalentimdf Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@DStedfar @PassportBros A source that says men are stronger than women? I have a thousand here....https://t.co/UQExIFk8qU
@libsoftiktok @Tom_Ruen People can certainly be trans & self-identify as they choose. However, for biological males to complete against biological females seems wrong and unfair. E.g.:
@buhdaddy @DarrenJ66 @cereta @Kissmyazz24 @michellehex1212 Read this aswell https://t.co/UDyFxLys98
@buhdaddy @DarrenJ66 @cereta @Kissmyazz24 @michellehex1212 Read this aswell https://t.co/UDyFxLys98
@CptVein @DaleCloudyman @AriDrennen At this point, it's like you're arguing that water isn't wet. https://t.co/hecNTcVNWp
RT @JaydenXVII1: @buhdaddy @DarrenJ66 @cereta @Kissmyazz24 @michellehex1212 https://t.co/UDyFxLys98
@buhdaddy @DarrenJ66 @cereta @Kissmyazz24 @michellehex1212 https://t.co/UDyFxLys98
@DDGBD4 @pistachezs @eeveedaneve Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@FilipeSacchet @kingui314 @S_Corinthians10 Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@gamerdudeguy69 @DelusionPosting https://t.co/DaRlvNFMd0 This is a popular study from 93 Basically, men are bigger = more muscle area = stronger. Of course all of these are on average.
@HarebellCa @LaureenHarper https://t.co/wSYeg18M3C
@catturd2 Trust the science…unless it counteracts the agenda, apparently. https://t.co/MlCFJondCS https://t.co/zenMnlK88C
@HProggy @Kensetsu6 @Culturalas11431 Men are stronger at the same BM as their female counterparts too https://t.co/gG5yhEocpT
@BeingLisa831 @DieMadTerf "the least-powerful man still stronger than the most powerful" due to the sex-specific differences in muscle fibers and skeletal characteristics https://t.co/YVK2CE93OC
@suchafuckedup @KhHazaa1 @aborashd141 هو في دراسة اصلا تسويها الحريم تفضلي على كل حال هذي مو دراسة بس هذي حقيقه علمية ومسجلة في مركز NCBI الأمريكي للابحاث.. ما توقعت في جهل لذي الدرجة اصلا من الواضح مشاهدة الفوارق الجسدية https://t.co/U9armpSGUN
@HJoyceGender This is insain. Upperbody strenght of a woman is about 52% of than that of a man. No hormone treatment levels that out. https://t.co/wuNm4ZQwS0
@eduardo20101716 @DiMesseder @caaaaique @caiocgomes Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@MinaHorny @LifeonWheels95 @Lnkthealchemist I quite literally don’t know who this dude is so I had no idea. Fascinatingly, muscular atrophy means a 20-40% reduced muscle mass in men. Which is still stronger than women who average 52-66% of the strength of men. https://t.co/1qeSXUIySx
@brearey_rob @hitesh_punja @metpoliceuk Of course they are not as physically capable. Only an idiot would think otherwise. Here is my proof. If you disagree, then you show me yours. https://t.co/zz7yQE7qIy
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@Yamadureotravez @TestaDura53 @karlylawyer Ejem... ¿Si estudiaste la primaria, no? https://t.co/Q9L1EwMP6n
@GeorgeTakei A biological man should not compete against women. This person is taller, has a longer reach, more muscle fiber and and denser bones than a woman but that’s okay with you? If you had a daughter, wife or friend in this fight you’d feel differently. https://t.co/zngQ8TxzNW https://t.co/XzQWaTGecP
@GenderGP https://t.co/zwNtzwfu5D
@athena_pinecone @ShanNeal57 @refluxredux @Subimaginati @Bermannio @Ozzilla22 @KatyMontgomerie Oh, and this is simply flat out false, males are almost always stronger than females atleast on average, and the best of males will beat the best of females in any physical contests like boxing, or other physical competitions. https://t.co/0rNfrvDinv
@Sereia_Na_Areia @Texas__Bulldog @KingBeezo_ @duchess_elle @KatyMontgomerie It should be an apparent and obvious truth... but we can provide the data.. https://t.co/GOtXXWHw9Q https://t.co/0rNfrvDinv
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@Variety Yeah.. um.. I'm going to believe the scientists over just a hairstylist. https://t.co/gv8GXTCmgu
@humanf1rst @GiaMMacool Biology =/= sexism. "The greater gender difference in upper body strength can probably be attributed to the fact that women tend to have a lower proportion of their lean tissue distributed in the upper body." https://t.co/P5TpuHFw5V
@SkillResearchX @CassandraCmplex https://t.co/T4HERpoSqR
@_FlutterGirl @IttaIttan @MatthewDWard Miller, A.E.J., MacDougall, J.D., Tarnopolsky, M.A. et al. Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics. Europ. J. Appl. Physiol. 66, 254–262 (1993). https://t.co/dMO5UFA1he
@FeedCompu @da_underlord @JoeAlderman11 @HumansNoContext https://t.co/zzFhodolIj
@AndreasBraw "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men in the upper and lower body respectively" Ähm jo... väldigt sällsynt. Och grundfysen kan snabbt rätta till en dåligt tränad man. https://t.co/pDJJLeJFBc
RT @KirstiMiller30: @fiercedeitydavy Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small da…
وضعیت جامعه ما این جوری که زن ها علاقه دارند میانگین وزنی پایین تری داشته باشند نکته دیگه توده عضلانی که با توجه به هورمون تستوسترون بسیار بیشتر در مردان باعث به وجود آمدن عضله ها شده که از نظر بسیاری نتیجه رو مشخص میکنه که مرد ها قوی تر هسنتد https://t.co/9MgN39QXBL
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@JamesDenni17310 @adhib @GenderGP Here's another... https://t.co/FBDenhfioX
@samtsbutterfly @withoutarudder @cbucksrules @mishythelesbian Follow the science. https://t.co/KgshqlHyzJ #TransWomenAreWomen https://t.co/LcChDSsrez
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@DaveInDC1 @XAVIAERD https://t.co/KQA1yMkEWH
@DebbiePatrizi @MNuri39 @BillboardChris @Kserasera3 @imjdsharp Pre-propaganda science from NIH https://t.co/fuKY7MOqfg
@NeoAndDecidueye @HandleOfRy @teruartmain Sure I can link the source https://t.co/F8ka9Dl7ma
"Simply not a problem" https://t.co/l3o3FI1NRJ https://t.co/l11wSJBUPg
"Simply not a problem" https://t.co/S978kHhyIN https://t.co/WosK7fS7s3
@RepAdamSchiff That is NOT extreme. Trans should compete against those sho have the same sex they were at birth. You’re working against everything we have worked so hard to get. https://t.co/OAyF2YPL4z
@FoxNews Men are much stronger than women, end of story: https://t.co/9AyLAZNIdI
@jessiegender Lending evidence? There is a ton of evidence. Why are some feminists so scientifically ignorant? https://t.co/EIJUO5vXNA'. https://t.co/tWtxWeneqt https://t.co/OW1q8Jbrwq https://t.co/wSUkDCfnNw https://t.co/VBmtJ49UsE https://t.co/zyqoP8Qjqk https://t.co/1rBMi79Sg9
@apsmiith @uRdsprt4attntn Basic biology: Data suggest that the greater strength of the men was due primarily to larger fibers. https://t.co/pYVuwxtcDo
@farmgeek https://t.co/oS928QnE6Q
@panthera_kate @NYCMagaGuy @JoJoFromJerz Kate, this is why men can not fairly compete in sports: https://t.co/cJzVwdVZD7
@QueerGang2 @chasecharb @AriDrennen That argument doesn’t hold up, as, if we take sports and training funding out of the equation, the average man also has a higher muscle mass and muscle density than the average woman. https://t.co/tMlbcJpWXS
Start here if you like https://t.co/0LxSHuN7tQ https://t.co/zkuk2SbPCb
@Matt1N1 @SadieInNC @RyanAFournier I would like you to find a creditable source that proves your point as well https://t.co/Ou4pon7jY1
@AOC Have you ever played sports as a woman and trained hours upon hours? Or just lifted cocktail glasses for exercise? https://t.co/Is3JTmMnSF
@BigWhiteFireDog @NPR If there were any to start with? https://t.co/LTyPhp0O2p https://t.co/Bj3V0250Gr https://t.co/pzja7Raj5l https://t.co/pwcm3qh74I https://t.co/98zbYloqtV https://t.co/Yx7K2JtNaO Men and women are not built the same. There's no debating this, it's just a fact.
@ofelife @diego02macedo @ReginaldoLopes @choquei Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/Gki3qNzbWv
@katrisq @Gazsdsz2 @biologocansado @L_Luna_1998 @giralissa Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@eikohvt @NC_Optimist @DustinMock8 @DouglasFarquhar @NPR 2. https://t.co/562f5aY0IF
@NPR One more, so 3 seconds: “The greater gender difference in upper body strength can probably be attributed to the fact that women tend to have a lower proportion of their lean tissue distributed in the upper body.” https://t.co/HxQmY6hINa
@JZTechEngineer @AndrewAverbach @NBCNews https://t.co/DRsTKUq1nk
@acnotr3 @foxmotron @BigGstory @ItssKeyboard @GraffitiRadical "The greater difference in upper body strength can be attributed to the fact that women tend to have lower proportion of lean tissue distributed in the upper body" https://t.co/GAb06qxKSQ
@waldogetslost @WLWT The basis is that there are genetic differences expressed in our DNA that defines developmental instruction vis-à-vis growth and form. Women aren’t designed by nature to have the physical strength men do. Super basic. https://t.co/GcqIL25WCL
RT @MiaCarlaNY: @elo_chan_ @elebull @ACLU https://t.co/xWiUYkbMyg
@elo_chan_ @elebull @ACLU https://t.co/xWiUYkbMyg
@frankdavisbk @AmbericanValues @chrislhayes @AriDrennen But scientifically, there is ample evidence that biological males are different than biological females, and their *unique* DNA puts one at an advantage in MOST cases. https://t.co/pkP6onF2KL
@0h_marceline @redlgb_ @outsports Awww no amount of insulting changes reality https://t.co/WTsBMORHVs
@thedoc6300 @mezzozydeco @Stop_This_Evil https://t.co/XQr0ytQyAv
@Lobsterboyy @acfmckeown @ishta666 @SethDillon @elonmusk @FoxNews Here's 3. Instead of resorting to ad hominems do your own research next time. I get it's an emotional topic. https://t.co/hDS294q54X https://t.co/oZbUvLSyZh https://t.co/CKB4itqWx7
@Gabrieltatu7 @moonzsx__ @smthomofobico Apesar de os homens terem mais massa muscular, no entanto, não parece haver nenhuma diferença na composição média do tipo de fibra muscular (por exemplo, fibras tipo I e tipo II) entre os gêneros. https://t.co/BX6yvLdynb
@sarafrans420 @Gregiskingfosho @mouhamedbtg @RealBrenda_ @JedediahBila https://t.co/xv7vod11q9 https://t.co/10NsYxMdh6 https://t.co/Qqfz6TL9ek Took me 20 seconds to get three sources. And even if I didn't do you think you could beat a man? Because I seen a woman world champion in boxing get wrecked by a amateur male fighter with 2 wins.
@Ceborg1 @Mike433446272 @J_Tisslov @AdamCheckNight @CultOfBeeswax @RespectfulMemes No it is not, the entire structure and function are different. Men and women are not the same. I’m not against trans people, but against trans people in sport. This study is behind a paywall, but the summary is enough: https://t.co/c79vIaF4E5
@JoyceCarolOates https://t.co/bxOyjrnjrY
RT @KirstiMiller30: Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small data sets, it is re…
@hollowmoon Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqaegB
@monitoringbias https://t.co/Xa2zN3ReuV
@bbofun @cexelli @SpeakerMcCarthy https://t.co/IXCkXM73Go When men transform into women, the body strength doesnt dissappear, mabye in the woke world https://t.co/RONrauwMcf https://t.co/fWeywtDDyR https://t.co/oLkyyXBh6I
@backagainigguh @WomenPostingLs Ok, sure, I can show him that. 1: https://t.co/a14VHTujZx 2: https://t.co/bZoYDpHBGi 3: https://t.co/AdYutzHOFV 4: https://t.co/JXA8pQyn1Z I wish him a nice read :)
@robinesque104 @hard_slxt @moistlyharmless @jo_vision @fayemikah Because if i disagree with you i have to be a conservative right? Heres a few links. https://t.co/UysSx4Zn7j. https://t.co/PwaWpLHt3z https://t.co/UUyJmioxPq
@OkoloEsther6 https://t.co/W7y6rqr9jP. https://t.co/PtnEQTSWtR https://t.co/2dpUJWOPGa https://t.co/BT4PHGIHDr
@Star_Ringer @PacBlue22 @tannokie @FightHaven Common knowledge, ever heard of it? https://t.co/Huo4YVh1Ww
@Elena89384815 @SamanthaTaghoy Not sure what you're referring to there. https://t.co/YQ9wleDILU
RT @patricksavalle: Vrouwen hebben 52% (bovenlichaam) en 66% (onderlichaam) van de kracht van mannen. Zwakker skelet. Kleiner bloedvolume.…
RT @patricksavalle: Vrouwen hebben 52% (bovenlichaam) en 66% (onderlichaam) van de kracht van mannen. Zwakker skelet. Kleiner bloedvolume.…
RT @patricksavalle: Vrouwen hebben 52% (bovenlichaam) en 66% (onderlichaam) van de kracht van mannen. Zwakker skelet. Kleiner bloedvolume.…
@ClownWorld_ Here's some science dummy. https://t.co/FyUHpdQwTK
@FirdausLaibah @The_Sherry_ Meet "no scientific proof." https://t.co/PF9ajuTMl1 https://t.co/bzQUkpy1Fk
RT @repoman1808: @ClownWorld_ Here’s the medical scientific facts on this issue. https://t.co/SIiz8rBz3Q
@SigmaActivity Biology being transphobic be like : https://t.co/gFY0T406h3 https://t.co/lRz2qTGtcQ
@AdamTenpenny @tiktoktrans @KyleReese102 Now refute what I'm saying in some way other than a vague race theory... "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men in the upper and lower body respectively. The men were also stronger relative to lean body mass." https://t.co/BiKGa1fJxq).
@BigBadUSNDawg @jack_turban A lot bigger than a lot of studies, including this one that a lot of you lot like to quote to "prove" that all men will easily beat all women in MMA or whatever. Eight men and eight women can be easily selected to give the required result. https://t.co/yNWpGhKt8j
RT @KirstiMiller30: Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small data sets, it is re…
@Loverbite2 @Carter_AndrewJ You don't believe humans have sexual dimorphism? You know men have on average twice the upper body strength of women. Humans are weaker than gorillas, it doesn't mean we are inferior. We don't have to deny reality to say women are equal as humans. https://t.co/nZIOvVEjzj
@parnellpalme there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqaegB
@Its_really__ME @FriendsRobots @spikesandspokes @RachelWilde13 @EmiliaB71 @legalclaret @moira_robin Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqaegB
@spanarchist @KirstiMiller30 No empirical evidence? Have you even bothered to research? I found this article in 30 seconds. "Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics - PubMed" https://t.co/0nwzeCQUf7 "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men..."
@sanomum Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqaegB
@iKhalidMs https://t.co/XNfIhKQWHh (There are sex chromosome anomalies in a minority of cases https://t.co/fsMHodDATp)
@FennoGroenwold @AKroonenbosch @pptheulings @NOS "The y-chromosome is the cause of a male puberty instead of a female one. Males are exposed to up to 90% more testosteron during puberty. Leading to [..] 40% to 60% higher muscle strength. -Miller, A.E.(1993). "Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics".
@MammaBearinTx @ripx4nutmeg @JayJeeAHF @1FRGVN Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqaegB
@Icequeen_E16 Says someone without an athletic or medical background. Shame on you for not taking time out to read on gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics.
@BallsontheLine @elliott______ @abbiejamse @piersmorgan Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqaegB
@Scienceofsport @logi_con @FluffAnecdote @KatyMontgomerie @TaraEaston5 @fairplaywomen @FondOfBeetles OK, so this study from 1993, "The women were approximately 52% and 66% as strong as the men in the upper and lower body respectively" having studied a grand total of 8 men and 8 women. I've not been able to have a look at the rest of this because I can't https://t.co/yNWpGhJViL
@selfawaresnare @protransfemnst @ClaerhoutLsh @KatyMontgomerie @KayBurley @sharrond62 Hope this helps with your research. Miller AE, MacDougall JD, Tarnopolsky MA, Sale DG. Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics. Eur J Appl Physiol Occup Physiol. 1993;66(3):254-62. doi: 10.1007/BF00235103. PMID: 8477683.
RT @KirstiMiller30: @fiercedeitydavy Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small da…
Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small data sets, it is reported that men have 48% and 34% greater strength than women in the upper and lower body muscles, respectively. https://t.co/0qhYEqrhiB
@Nikki_jayne_ @AidanCTweets Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqrhiB
@IAmDeathRay @mage_you there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqrhiB
@makewoman1 @moistadventures @esmeraldula @buriedinbeans Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small data sets, it is reported that men have 48% and 34% greater strength than women in the upper and lower body muscles, respectively. https://t.co/0qhYEqrhiB
@Lilibet153 @_divergent_d @GayestFesh @MylesLucks Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqrhiB
@slaval0nee Alexa search Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics
@bowserwithpeach @RedCharlotte_ @dreamstogold @sjwdebates He makes the claim that muscle strength is the same based on a 1983 study. There's a reason he's not using newer studies. https://t.co/cIWRLKN2zZ
@APulkkis @miikaaulio @SeidaSohrabi No kun en keksi. Linkistä voit lukea lisää https://t.co/YFjY7Llic2 https://t.co/wGbuMjZxIo
RT @KirstiMiller30: Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small data sets, it is re…
@amber_puga @newscorpauz @antifashyst @cmclymer https://t.co/HgUIFI6PEz https://t.co/onO3RcCdqd https://t.co/pFi2xevkiw I think this is plenty of research.
RT @KirstiMiller30: Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small data sets, it is re…
Czy niezgoda na to aby transy M->F brały udział w zawodach sportowych dla dziewczyn/kobiet to transfobia? Przecież to z biologicznego punktu widzenia nieuczciwe - biologiczny mężczyzna jest silniejszy od kobiety. https://t.co/A4VmvlCCbA https://t.co/FPq3eyGsq5
@NCal09381468 @transriotgrrrrl @ThirstyGrogu @ANeMzero @SPeitsch @sfboehner Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqrhiB
@__IJD__ "Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics - PubMed" https://t.co/ieTv950ysg
@CWSurprenant Despite men having more muscle mass however, there does not appear to be any difference in average muscle fiber type composition (e.g. Type I- and Type II fibers) between genders. https://t.co/0qhYEqrhiB
@CWSurprenant Muscular strength can be defined as force production measured in a specific context. Based on small data sets, it is reported that men have 48% and 34% greater strength than women in the upper and lower body muscles, respectively. https://t.co/0qhYEqrhiB?
@MeidasTouch National Library of Medicine ‘Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics’ https://t.co/1vEMuWA4yI
@Apriblible "Substrate utilization during endurance exercise in men and women after endurance training - PubMed" https://t.co/7xmvZFpCYU "Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics - PubMed" https://t.co/VZp6TJrAN6
@sheiknowsbest @sticklemako @nanyajita @Iyervval Miller, A. E., MacDougall, J. D., Tarnopolsky, M. A., & Sale, D. G. (1993). Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics. European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 66(3), 254–262. https://t.co/etOJtKLtm1
@h8Wankmaggot45 Men do have bigger muscles then women -and if I can't get the jar open -after trying everything -I still ask my husband to please open it. Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics. https://t.co/TEOgAxlH7R
@BreitbartNews There is a list of studies that highlight the difference between Males and Females. Gender Differences in Strength and Muscle Fiber Characteristics- found a difference. https://t.co/A8qZzYLzyB
This individual thinks women has the same muscle strength as men. It is the ignorance - or perhaps wishful thinking - that runs so much these days. "Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics. - PubMed - NCBI" https://t.co/JY7n6GWH6s https://t.co/qyniNsDRJ5
@StolenDaughter @Native_Orchid @LammaticHama Try reading s ience not Blueboy and Off Our Backs "Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics. - PubMed - NCBI" https://t.co/JY7n6GWH6s
@NBCNews Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics. https://t.co/QbsfnNUtnu
RT @yammydomiller: @Martina @CHSommers Its science not transphobia. European Journal of Applied Physiology March 1993, Volume 66, Issue…
Its science not transphobia. Transgendered women should not be competing against natal females. European Journal of Applied Physiology March 1993, Volume 66, Issue 3, pp 254–262 Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics A. E. J. Miller et al. https://t.co/8Z3ht8W74U
@Martina @CHSommers Its science not transphobia. European Journal of Applied Physiology March 1993, Volume 66, Issue 3, pp 254–262 Gender differences in strength and muscle fiber characteristics A. E. J. Miller, J. D. MacDougallM. A. TarnopolskyD. G. Sale
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女性的上半身和下半身力量分別約為男性的52% 和66%。」 [Miller et al. doi: 10.1007/BF00235103] 所以如果講到肌肉力量，大概要5 到7 個普通男人才能 ...
"여성들은 상체와 하체에서 각각 남성보다 약 52%와 66% 정도의 힘을 보였다." [Miller et al. doi: 10.1007/BF00235103] 그러니까 근력 얘기라면, ...
女性的上半身和下半身力量分别约为男性的52%和66%。” [Miller et al. doi: 10.1007/BF00235103] 所以如果说的是肌肉力量，大概需要5-7个普通男人才能打 ...
... 10.1007/BF00235103] So ... doi: 10.1007/BF00235103]. So if it is about muscle strength, it should take 5 ...
... Physiol Occup Physiol, sf: 254-62. doi: 10.1007/BF00235103. | Arşiv Bağlantısı. 3. Şikayet Et; Mantık Hatası. 0. Paylaş; Alıntıla; Alıntıları ...
... Physiology, sf: 254-262. doi: 10.1007/BF00235103. | Arşiv Bağlantısı. 4. Şikayet Et; Mantık Hatası. 0. Paylaş; Alıntıla; Alıntıları Göster.
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Males have larger skeletal size and bone mass than females, despite comparable body size. Journal of Bone ...
... 10.1007/BF00235103. So far, you've only "cited" personal anecdotes. I'm extremely skeptical that half a year of non-strength fitness could ...
com/article/10.1007/BF00235103 。 到目前为止，你只“引用”了个人轶事。我非常怀疑半年非力量型健身就能抹平表现差距。在那段时间里进行密集、持续的 ...
... 10.1007/BF00235103 . Hittills har du bara "citerat" personliga anekdoter. Jag är ytterst skeptisk till att ett halvt år av icke ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Males have larger skeletal size and bone mass than females, despite comparable body size. Journal of Bone ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Sutton, K. M., & Bullock, J. M. (2013). Anterior cruciate ligament rupture: differences between males and ...
doi:10.1007/BF00235103 (https://doi.org/10.1007%2FBF00235103). hdl:11375/22586 (https://hdl.handle.net/11375%2F22586). PMID 8477683 (https ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Sutton, K. M., & Bullock, J. M. (2013). Anterior cruciate ligament rupture: differences between males and ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Sutton, K. M., & Bullock, J. M. (2013). Anterior cruciate ligament rupture: differences between males and ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Males have larger skeletal size and bone mass than females, despite comparable body size. Journal of Bone ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Sutton, K. M., & Bullock, J. M. (2013). Anterior cruciate ligament rupture: differences between males and ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Sutton, K. M., & Bullock, J. M. (2013). Anterior cruciate ligament rupture: differences between males and ...
In relation to these: "women are chatty" and "handyMEN/MAN" are two examples. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00235103. Physical ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Males have larger skeletal size and bone mass than females, despite comparable body size. Journal of Bone ...
https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00235103 Sutton, K. M., & Bullock, J. M. (2013). Anterior cruciate ligament rupture: differences between males and ...
66, 254-262, DOI: 10.1007/BF00235103. Nieschlag, E., & Michel, E. (1986). Reproductive functions in grandfathers.. In L. Mastroianni, Jr ...
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