Cool story bro I've done Judo and Muay Thai, you get paired with even weighing sparring partners. The guys are stronger than the gals. It doesn't suit your pinky agenda but it's reality get over it

Sometimes we had guest blackbelts come in. They were like 60 year old ladies who had been practicing for 20 or more years. We'd watch them spar our first degree blackbelts. Young guys in the early 20's with a few years of experience. We'd watch them dodge or block everything. Masterful display honestly. It's kinda hard to appreciate when you have two people of roughly equal skill sparring, but when you see somebody with 20+ years of experience spar with somebody with only a few, it's a masterful show. The first degree has just enough experience to show how big of a gap there is in skill.



That's unfortunate. You missed out on a valuable learning experience. Probably should have chosen better schools. They might have made you actually develop some character to proceed.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Mar 31 2021 12:06pm

Train BJJ, bet they have a girl that taps u in minutes if youre new.

You live in a weird world, where male and female sports are not usually separate.

Please start an equality lobby so at last we can see men and women compete against one another in all sports, no exceptions. Hint: You'll pretty soon be cancelled by your own kind, the rage mob but don't worry about this minor inconvenience

I think we have to distinguish between grappling-based martial arts like wrestling or judo and strike-based ones like boxing or muay thai. When it comes to grappling and throws, a smaller person can use the opponent's weight against him and thus make up for the weight advantage. In striking contests, that's only possible to a very limited degree. Even the best female featherweight boxer in the world will not be able to K.O. a shredded 250lbs dude as long as the guy has at least some small amount of training.

On average men are stronger than women. That is not the same as saying men are stronger than women.

Similarly, it's not the same as saying a stronger man is more competent than a weaker woman.

Like, you aren't going to even get a hit in on Rhonda Rousey. Nobody on this forum would exit that fight conscious.

I'm saying that a crazed dude with a pipe can be easily dealt with by 3 competent women, and I know it because I know at least a half dozen competent women who could do it.

Meanwhile we've got men, who are supposed to be stronger on average, being giant pussies and killing somebody with their incompetence.

As a competent man who's had strong role models, I look at officers like Chauvin and just ask what went wrong in their life that they turned out so weak.

A female featherweight boxer could probably K.O. an average shredded guy. Boxing is highly skill based. In something like Muy Thai or MMA maybe, maybe not. Really depends on the sport to determine how much skill the shredded guy needs to stand a chance.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Mar 31 2021 12:15pm

Of course a female featherweight CAN theoretically KO a shredded big guy if she hits perfectly. It's just that past a certain point, the weight and reach gap become so big that skill cant overcome it; she just wont be able to get this perfect hit in (as long as the guy has at least some vague idea of what he's doing).

What you're suggesting is not a fair situation at all, a fair situation is equal weight and equal training. You sound like you're into that purple pinky revolution which is just utter BS, we so gooood and other men baaaad.

BTW I could look up world records like fastest times or heaviest weights lifted and all that stuff to see if you guys are right but obviously we all know the real answer.