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To: Bon of Babble

Figure skating and gymnastics are scored subjectively, so in those events men have no real advantage over women.


15 posted on 12/09/2021 6:50:20 AM PST by Alberta's Child ("All lies and jest; still, a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.")
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To: Alberta's Child

Overall, I’d agree with that. Form, beauty, grace and fluidity are pretty much the key there. However, there are one or two events I think where perfectly executed power a tranny might have would be a smooth, flawless execution the iron cross on the rings or a similarly smooth power routine on a pommel horse, but I don’t think we’ll see that. Even with that, knowing they are a tranny would probably just ruin the experience for me, frankly.

They do this for the M-O-N-E-Y. Endorsements, fame, notoriety or possible means to other money-making ventures. They aren’t in it for the ‘sport.’


17 posted on 12/09/2021 7:05:58 AM PST by Gaffer
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To: Alberta's Child

Figure skating and gymnastics are scored subjectively, so in those events men have no real advantage over women.

Except that both are judged on difficulty of skills demonstrated. More muscle means higher jumps, faster spins and more daring tricks


18 posted on 12/09/2021 7:24:54 AM PST by Mygirlsmom (Back after a long hiatus. Now mygrandkidsgrandma)
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To: Alberta's Child

Well, also many gymnastics events are related to flexibility, and in those women have a significant advantage. But for sports they are right out.


20 posted on 12/09/2021 7:54:01 AM PST by lepton ("It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into"--Jonathan Swift)
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