@rat_attakk @freemo the added buoyancy women have is on rare occasion helpful above what males have. for one or two specific sports.
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Its not due to added boyancy, as a professional diver i can tell you that wont help you here since many of these women are still dominating the non-weighted categories.. meaning boyancy would work **against** them since they need to swim down before they swim back up.
If it worked how you suggest then all the winners would be super fat dudes who just tie a bunch of weights on themselves, hold their breath, sink to the bottom of the ocean, then untie it and pop up to the top like cork, lol.
@freemo @icedquinn I'm going to mute this thread because you obviously don't want to listen or engage with anything other than your ideas.
Tldr: men are stronger on average because their bodies don't have to worry about producing offspring. A woman and no man weighing the same weight is not a good measurement system for equal footing, and no amount of technique is going to let you be better than someone who has 10% more muscle mass and a measureably faster reaction time.
Tldr: men are stronger on average because their bodies don't have to worry about producing offspring. A woman and no man weighing the same weight is not a good measurement system for equal footing, and no amount of technique is going to let you be better than someone who has 10% more muscle mass and a measureably faster reaction time.
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I've directly responded to every one of your comments. if you want to storm off just cause someone doesnt agree with you, go for it.. buh bye.
