Is there a sport/athletic event that you believe women could consistently beat men at? If so, what event? (Page 2)
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None that I know of.
Of course I don't watch all sports, but the ones I have seen that I would say no for would be: NFL football, soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, track & field, weightlifting, cycling, swimming, boxing, MMA, Archery, golf, and I am not sure what else. I am sure there are many more things considered to be sports that I haven't watched though, so on those I would have no legitimate idea.
Golf, maybe tennis, bowling, and probably table sports like billiards/pool and ping pong.
I believe that the greatest marathon swimmers on average are women. The hypothesis is that they have a higher tolerance for long term pain.
Nah, more like it's a more closer race. While mostly men win and women come close and sometimes win.
The main benefit comes from better and more even buoyancy, slimmer body for less drag etc.
For a female body
Jesus, all these chest pounders and not willing to give an inch. WTF is that all about?
Any of the shooting sports: skeet or trap, or small bore rifle. I'm unsure why there are women's and men's shooting teams.
I guess a competition to where size, speed, strength play zero role.
Darts?
Bowling maybe.
Curling.
Id say pretty much anything except football and boxing, fighting, not that woman can't learn how to fight, I'd say at the same weight and experience the man would win. Just because the testosterone has made him pound for pound of muscle stronger with larger lungs and heart
I don't know i think we can play football just fine
I known that women have stronger legs muscles than men usually and are more flexible so I think any gymnastics a women is way better than a man. Maybe that why guys don't do the balance beam.
This is such a loaded question. Any answer anyone gives leads to an offensive stereotype towards women. Why do you even ask this type of question?
Because I'm able to? Seems like everyone else is handling it ok.
That isn’t what makes it morally wrong though.
Funny thing about morality is that each person defines it their own way.
For example, people think it's morally wrong of me to be married to another woman. Some don't.
Some find it morally wrong to have debates on a topic like this despite it being an interesting question. As you can see by the other answers, not everyone agrees with your morality stance.
You are free not to answer, but I would suggest perhaps moving on to a new question if this one bothers you.
What’s different from this and polygamy is that this is asking others to say something offensive towards women. Just because you have a few who see nothing wrong with it doesn’t destroy the fact that it’s wrong to say something offense towards women.
Well, as a woman, I think it's ok for others to have opinions of us whether they be good or bad.
Furthermore, I think it comes off as sexist to imply that somehow it is morally wrong to say something perceived as offensive purely based on the fact that we are women and not extend that same thought process to saying things about men. You're more than welcome to have your thoughts about it, but I have mine about yours.
Yes we all know everyone has their own opinions about sexes and genders. Being vocal about it and saying stereotypical assumptions is rude and promotes ignorance and then pretending this isn’t a problem doesn’t really solve the problem.
Seriously, the only one with an issue with it right now is you and that can easily be resolved if you just move on.
Turning your head the other way doesn’t really point out there’s a problem. The fact that you’re so quick to consider the problem with this loaded question really shows your ignorance or lack of knowledge that can cause a serious problem that leads to major world issues such as people speaking stereotypes towards women.
And perhaps your insistence on speaking on our behalf and insinuating that we are unable to cope and or debate against those stereotypes on our own shows your sexist thought process and reliance on hiding from the problem by eliminating people's rights of having an opinion.
Frankly, I'd rather someone did say something so I could address it directly and change their mind rather than someone trying to white knight for us and suppress their right to their own thoughts, further encouraging the mindset that we can't do this on our own without a guy stepping in.
Interesting how you say I speak on “our behalf” when you previously said that I’m the only one who’s had this opinion and then saying I should “turn and look the other way” when you could’ve done the very same about what I wrote.
I’m not saying everyone does have a right to opinion, I’m saying that it’s a loaded question with nothing but stereotyping all female athletes.
You are trying to speak on behalf of women. You are the only one here who is even making a big deal out of this and I said if it bothers you that bad that maybe you should just move on to the next question.
If you come to my post and then question my intelligence then you can guarantee that I will be responding to you.
Your point was made and acknowledged and summarily dismissed. If you feel like you must continue to beat this dead horse then I'll continue responding.
If you want to just move on with your life and realize that I dont need you to speak on my behalf as a woman on my very own question then I encourage you to do so.
Uh huh and the reason for why you’re responding to my opinion is to tell me you’re done?
I see your point and you see mine. I’m done unless you have anything to add further. The ball is in your court.
Pretty sure I said you are free to move on to another question in a few posts at this point.
We can agree to disagree and move on. Thanks.
Sounds good, thanks for sharing!
Np. Same to you.
Yup lol 😂
Ok? 🤷♀️
Long distance swimming (like crossing the English Channel)
Any sport that doesn't require physical strength women would have a chance to beat men
It's not strength only. It's stamina as well and a few more things.
@Sinkar12345 The women that teach my HARD YOGA classes, have most of the men "surrendering" early. The men I see there don't have the strength, to hold positions, nor the coordination or balance in that activity. I see them fall on their face with regularity.
@Sinkar12345 ... and I'm not talking about 'girly men" either. I'm talking about guys that weight life and do regular hard workouts.
@Sinkar12345 Meant to say "weight lift"
Believe it or not I do believe there is the sport is called orgasms if they're not faking them they can have many many as many maybe once or twice if they were back in our 20s and early 30s maybe three or four times but as we get older we slow down but we still manage to give her at least one good one as the song says I'm not as good as I once was but I was good ones as I ever was
Ew. Is this all you could come up with?
What else could that be sweetheart beer pong romantic evening on the town there are many things to satisfy the couple I mean if it's getting stale though you better start there you feel like there's something missing in the bedroom well talk about it and not by text message sweetheart to impersonal and something like that should be talk to you face to face so but hey thank you for the question I appreciate it but nothing wrong with a girl that squirts and sports how about some one-on-one softball or some one-on-one volleyball or how about a game of golf putt putt golf that's a good time and I said you want to date we'll go down to Huntington Beach and play some butt butt golf have a little dinner if you drinks just have fun take a walk on the beach afterwards what do you think sounds like a good idea
I tell you what athlete's sport here you go this is the number one top of my list I've been thinking about this one all day since Jess's question would be a game of wits not a game of thrones an athletic game Brain smarts prepare though search your questions well and make sure they're real twisters a game of riddles it'll be this and rid of me that from the Batman movie come on sweetheart I know you got a freaking imaginative mind you can come up with some stuff anyway have fun keep me posted I'd like to know how the progresses
Ultra long distance running - women are actually faster on average in races of over 200 miles.
Shopping endurance event, most shops repeatedly visited without making a purchase wins 😂😂😂
Oh I'm dead 🤣💀💀
That's a lot of money she didn't spend!
Horse riding events. Show/dressage/cross country/endurance races.
gymnastic for sure. it would be nice to see football, soccer, rugby and other team sports with mixed teams were both men and womens plays in the same team.
They compete differently.
Men do the rings and the pommel horse and parallel bars... women the uneven bars and the balance beam. The difference in strength is directly tied into what events men do vs. women. The vault and floor exercise are generally the only 2 events in which men and women do the same thing.
Gymnastics is really an apples and oranges thing... they do mainly completely different types of events.
@Miristheiss that's true and completely understand what you say, I mean if both could the same kind of events women would do better in some of them (those that they usually do)
Of course, tennis, badminton, gymnastics. Women can defeat men at most things depending on the particular individual. Men are the stronger side while women on the faster. Also men get exhausted quicker than women.
I don't think women would win in football or tennis. But it is possible in gymnastics or sports that require high flexibility.
Equestrian sports for sure. Men and women compete against one another there, in fact it’s the only Olympic sport that men and women compete in together.
Women have the natural fexibility that is usually ahead of men.
Not many activities specialize on that.
Maybe figure diving would be pretty equal but it's more of a visual rating sport
I think a woman's best chance for consistently beating a man is in figure skating.