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<blockquote data-quote="WVUALLEN" data-source="post: 132384516" data-attributes="member: 1112294">The researchers found that transgender women had about 40% greater muscle mass than cisgender women. Moreover, they were about 19% stronger and had 20% greater cardiopulmonary capacity. By current NCAA and Olympic rules, these Transgenders are allowed to compete in women's sporting events.Researchers found that, although the transgender women had about the same testosterone levels as the cisgender women, they had about 40% greater skeletal muscle mass. Moreover, they were about 19% stronger and had 20% greater cardiopulmonary capacity. Interestingly, transgender women’s athletic markers generally fell right in the middle between cisgender men and women.“Long-term estrogen exposure and testosterone suppression were not enough to completely shift the body composition of transgender women to the female pattern, despite their direct and indirect effects on fat and lean mass,” the researchers wrote.The research does show that even transgender women undergoing long-term hormone therapy, with testosterone levels comparable to cisgender women, likely have a significant advantage in raw physical ability over women born biologically female.By current NCAA and Olympic rules, these transgenders are allowed to compete in women’s sporting events.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://bigthink.com/health/truth-about-transgender-womens-athletic-ability/[/URL]These transgender individuals are not women and have no business in female sports or activities.They want to play sports then let them start their own Transgender teams for you wussy's to follow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WVUALLEN, post: 132384516, member: 1112294"] The researchers found that transgender women had about[I] 40% [/I]greater muscle mass than cisgender women. Moreover, they were about 19% stronger and had 20% greater cardiopulmonary capacity. By current NCAA and Olympic rules, these Transgenders are allowed to compete in women's sporting events. Researchers found that, although the transgender women had about the same testosterone levels as the cisgender women, they had about 40% greater skeletal muscle mass. Moreover, they were about 19% stronger and had 20% greater cardiopulmonary capacity. Interestingly, transgender women’s athletic markers generally fell right in the middle between cisgender men and women. “Long-term estrogen exposure and testosterone suppression were not enough to completely shift the body composition of transgender women to the female pattern, despite their direct and indirect effects on fat and lean mass,” the researchers wrote. The research does show that even transgender women undergoing long-term hormone therapy, with testosterone levels comparable to cisgender women, likely have a significant advantage in raw physical ability over women born biologically female. By current NCAA and Olympic rules, these transgenders are allowed to compete in women’s sporting events. [URL unfurl="true"]https://bigthink.com/health/truth-about-transgender-womens-athletic-ability/[/URL] These transgender individuals are not women and have no business in female sports or activities. They want to play sports then let them start their own Transgender teams for you wussy's to follow. [/QUOTE]

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