Anonymous #2 75w

These advantages are never really proven. It’s just people that happen to be a good teams. So yeah, transphobic.

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Anonymous OP 75w

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Anonymous OP 75w

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40279-020-01356-3 After 1-2 years of testosterone suppression, trans women retain higher muscle mass and strength compared to cisgender women, though not at pre-transition levels. The study suggests that 12 months of testosterone suppression (per IOC guidelines) may not fully eliminate male-associated advantages.

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Anonymous OP 75w

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9331831/ Anatomical differences driven by testosterone exposure during puberty (e.g., skeletal structure) are not reversible by estrogen therapy, providing biomechanical advantages in sports requiring leverage or reach.

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Anonymous #2 75w

Right I’m not doubting a partial transition as mentioned in a comment above, I’m talking about a study or studies from a proven full transition.

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Anonymous OP 75w

https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/55/11/577 Trans women retained a 12% advantage in 1.5-mile run times after 2 years of hormone therapy, likely due to larger lung and heart capacity.

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Anonymous #2 75w

My argument was never about after 2 years. Oh shit the legal aspects were COMPLETED at 9 years old, my bad.

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Anonymous OP 75w

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10231607/ Estrogen therapy promotes fat redistribution, but lean body mass may remain higher in trans women compared to cisgender women, especially if training continues during transition.

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Anonymous OP 75w

For Marissa. I thought it was later than that.

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Anonymous #2 75w

No one is doubting studies from a partial transition bro.

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Anonymous OP 75w

Not all these are from a partial transition… just the ones that say 1-2 years.

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Anonymous #2 75w

And I can keep going, there are basically unlimited studies showing that trans women are generally stronger, faster, and have a multitude of other inherent advantages in women’s sports

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