Why is it men wanting to compete in women's sports but never vice versa?

[Pterodon]

[USLegionary]

I remember in elementary and middle school there were girls who used to play along side us boys in different sports but as soon as puberty stuck no matter how dedicated or talented a girl was she just couldn't compete with the boys. It's easy for a transgender woman to compete in women's sports, that's why despite being a tiny minority in girls sports all the elite athletes are transgender women. In men's sports it's practically impossible for a transgender man to compete unless maybe darts, pool, shooting competitions.

[maximumpower]

Rather obvious, isn't it?
Make it a requirement that they must first cut off their junk, THEN we'll see how far they want to push it.

[Smoke-n-Growls]

I don't know. As a woman, I regularly compete with men in martial arts in my club.

I've always preferred coed sports, too.

The way I see it, my life is coed and I want my sports to be like that, too.

[laraWM]

No, it could be the opposite. I think of a friend, she was really good and the level was too low for her with other girls so she managed to compete with the guys in the end. And she said she improved a lot

[Pterodon]

I could be but it isn’t. Is it

[laraWM]

I can't generalise of course but you said never so I told what my friend did

[NewsReader]

Because it's easier for the men to win since most men have bigger and stronger bodies.

[In_Trance]

Give an example of a men's sport and a woman's sport

[Pterodon]

Examples. Womens swimming vs mens swimming, mens wrestling vs womens wrestling

[In_Trance]

So you're not referring to the sport per se you're referring to the division

[Pterodon]

I guess you can’t define what a woman is