Girls, Is it usual for an average 5'7" 140lb small male to be as strong as an untrained female? I can do 15 pushups, 1 pull up, bench 60lbs, deadlift?

[thatlibradude]

When exercising a few years ago, I could do 40 push ups, 6 pull ups, dead lift 160lb. 130lb one rep max bench press.

[Anonymous]

I dunno. Maybe ask men your size?
But sure what you can do now is untrained me (5'3" 110 pounds), except for the bench presses maybe, never did those.

[thatlibradude]

UPDATE 4/7/21 I do feel that (untrained) women are better fighters than (untrained) men, and that women make use of far less resources than men can. Full disclosure: My sister is 5'4" 120lb. im 5'7" 143lb. and she doesn't work out except to walk our Retriever. trained, we both are doing college classes at home, Tried arm wrestling, was doing good but I was leaning, so I straightened up my posture and she won. SHE NEVER WORKS OUT? Then we did some weird wrestling (no rules) where if anyone holds the other person on the floor for 60 seconds they win. I barely felt as if I had ANY weight advantage, she was grabbing here, there, pulling etc. I was trying to pull her arm down, but she grabbed my neck and pushed me down in the same direction, (NOT the rear naked blood choke in wrestling) and she pushed on the front of my neck hard and sat on my chest, using one hand to choke, and one hand to bend my arm back and pin it down. She used both legs to stabilize herself. My arms were under her legs. I could not roll over. I could not breathe easily because she was sitting on my stomach. It was very painful. I was having my blood pumping and to have oxygen restricted feels HORRIBLE. I passed out at 47 I think. Woke up and she said she did CPR. I vowed I wouldn't tell my folks this sucks, can I DM you?

[Anonymous]

Yeah, I would think so.

[Bubbles45]

sounds fine to me