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I found more evidence concerning why there would be a difference in the athletic perfomance between a male and female. It turns out that men apparently contain more muscle mass than women per amount of bone mass in their body.
Originally Posted by Domite
( source page: http://jap.physiology.org/cgi/content/abstract/38/3/455 )
That is a very good point. It turns out that there is a direct correlation between lean muscle mass and body mineral content, as bone mass can be directly correlated with muscle mass.
Originally Posted by Yohan
(source page: http://www.unitrem.com/galileo/lette...ewinsights.pdf )
Furthermore there is in fact not only a direct correlation between lean muscle mass and bone mineral density, but body fat mass by itself has no direct linkage to bone mineral density. So now, in addition to weight classes, it has been discovered that they can be improved by measuring the bone mineral density and expecting a certain amount of strength from any given fighter while simotaneously making it so that a fighters gain or loss of body fat as attempt to move throughout weight classes only serves as a handicap to themselves while two fighters with similar bone mineral content and body weight contain a similar level of lean muscle mass and are therefore similar in strength, regardless of height.
(source page: http://www.springerlink.com/content/cmljgx7nn40j1mq4/ )
Therefore, if using this measuring system to improve the presiceness of current weight divisions, it should prove for a more interesting and evenly matched competition while decreasing any given competitors ability to manipulate the division system to his or her advantage.Last edited by Iphaltuus; 6/09/2008 3:22pm at .
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And you're still wrong. The difference between men and women is not wholly genetics. A Y chromosome doesn't code for much, and most of the genes on a second X are turned off.
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