samurai_science said:
agracer said:
Ramdiesel said:
Aston04 said:
sleepybeagle said:
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Most people understand that physically, men and women are not the same.
Prior to puberty, boys and girls are physically similar in size, strength, and skill except when it comes to throwing. By the age of three, boys can throw objects farther, faster, and with greater accuracy than girls. No other physical activity in early childhood shows such a pronounced gap between the sexes. As they get older, boys across cultures refine this ability tossing sticks, stones, balls, or whatever is at hand. By adolescence, their advantage in throwing ability has tripled.
The male edge in throwing power and speed is evident even in the smallest hunter-gatherer societies.
- from Sexual Politics by Robert Henderson
the first sentence about prior to puberty is not correct....My son - u12 soccer player- would smash u14 girls teams. My daughter plays u14.. it is not close. Especially for the boys, puberty hasn't hit yet and still..
It would be no different in basketball...
You are right, didn't a 12U or 14U boys soccer team in Dallas beat the women's USA soccer team badly? Thought I saw that somewhere or watched a video about it.
I'm sure some of the women in the WNBA are pretty athletic, like Cheryl Swoopes, she was a beast at Tech...She might have been able to hang with some really athletic men, but their is hardly any women like her in basketball. I mean she is probably like 1 in a million..
They should stick to mostly women's sports, like softball and volleyball. make a professional league for that and own it..Women's softball is actually pretty fun to watch...It's hard to watch WNBA when the regular NBA is so much better even with the crappy rules the men play with in this era.
It was U15.
That is typically 13, 14, or 15
U15 is 15 and under. So 2025 U15 is anyone who turns 15 in 2025. That changed was implemented a few years ago by US Soccer to match the rest of the world.
There is a huge difference between a 13 and 15yr old boy. There are not a lot of 13 yr old's playing U15. There is a dramatic difference in size, speed and strength between a 15yr old and 13 yr old boy. I have 4 boys and lived the difference between them while they were growing up.
EDIT: Also, I was responding to the post that said 12 or 14yr old boys team. I was just pointing out it was U15. 12yr old boys would not beat the USWN Team.