Why Men are Better at Fighting

[@ArmchairViolence]

Guys, please turn down the red-pill rhetoric in the comments. This is a video about sports biology. Talking about the "woke mind virus" isn't really contributing to the conversation.

[@NostalgicGamerRickOShay]

Aren't you about the Truth? Red-pill is about opening your eyes to the Truth.

[@Justs99171]

You got this all wrong. It's not that men's necks are built for combat. This disparity is due to women's necks being built for "endurance." This is also why they have greater jaw flexibility and wider mouths.

[@TheOneAndOnlySame]

You're literally alluding to it in the first minute of the video.

[@HeroSword_P]

@@TheOneAndOnlySame There's a clear difference between neurotic types refusing to believe that men and women are not malleable and have innate biological difference, and smugly spouting red pill talking points that just serves to make them look like experts on the subject.

[@Thatoneguy-ju6gq]

@@Justs99171what evolutionary advantage does that have?

[@trevorsamuel1114]

"Men evolved just enough social intelligence for fighting, and then stopped" me fr

[@TenFeetDown]

Yeah ofc that's why there are no male scientists, philosophers or priests. No great artists or craftsman. Why men don't have hobbies and come up with all kinds of delightful things. They all just sit in a pit farting and fighting right?

[@nikothephantom1786]

Saaammme

[@ArmchairViolence]

@@trevorsamuel1114**insert "You guys evolved social intelligence?" meme**

[@mmd123king6]

​@ArmchairViolence your sexist Men and women are both human beings And they ahould be treated equally

[@animal0mother]

"Often the better man will lose when a worse man fights him." -Odin, Hávamál.

[@EbenezerEibenhardt]

Missed a golden opportunity having an unconscious woman inexplicably sprawled facedown on the mat behind you when you started this video's intro.

[@SpaceMarine113]

with ripped clothes and a boob out

[@BasedChad1]

She'd also have to be a bakery to make funnier. Don't know why but it's just comedic.

[@iwantagoodnameplease]

He already had a homeless person propped up in a corner for the entire thing. A second body would have been too obvious.

[@xxzenonionnex7658]

​@@BasedChad1 cringe.

[@Kongobongoes2007]

@@xxzenonionnex7658 I don't like his joke either but it's a little embarrassing to act like that word + full stop is a game ender to the reciever lol; like a mic drop.

[@RamseyDewey]

Did you just figure out a way to discuss sex differences in America without getting cancelled? Great video!

[@omsofi1111]

Why arent you pinned brother Love ur vids btw

[@antoniomiquell1553]

@@RamseyDewey Well actually sex differences are a myth back in the 1920s in the Olympics the female category was created for women because women kept beating men at their own sport

[@MyNameisRevenant]

He is one of our heroes for that alone, also, thank you for pointing that out.

[@n1rvana_]

To be fair there are plenty of scientific channels that explore the topic they don't get cancelled. Most of the people getting cancelled for it have a very particular delivery. And use pretty disrespectful language (FnF-typed). And the context of the difference being spoken of usually isn't THIS. I can say ramsey dewey is bald or i could call him a bald mf. One statement is disrespectful, the other not so much.

[@7enima682]

no one actually gets cancelled over this, even on the left side of political spectrum. Of course, ideology can cloud someone's judgement in both ways - lefties can go in pure biology denialism (which I haven't really seen in a while but that happened), and rightists can start implying that this makes women inherently worse than men and justifies inequality. Personally, I don't see how it's different from me being naturally more physically capable than some 5'6 guy, just cuz I'm bigger. Like yeah, I guess I'm luckier than him in this respect. What does it change in the grand scheme of things? Surprisingly fucking nothing. technological advancements would hopefully make all of us much stronger than currently humanly possible though. We ain't shit by animal standards in most respects anyway, even the most fit of us

[@lyra6118]

finally someone said it; its so validating for me to hear as a female fighter and not just being sold this idea of size and strength don't matter and i could fight a man just as easily as another man could. Sparring in a class of mostly men and having that horrible feeling of knowing if they tried they could easily out power me. Even though i train hard and a weight lift to be the in the best condition i could be to fight, i know it won't compare to my male counterpart putting in the same effort. it's so good to hear the truth spoken, that i am not on a level playing field with the men in my gym, I wish this was spoken about more in this factual and condiderate manner and we weren't all brainwashed into thinking men and women are the same. obviously i speak in genralisation and everyone is different but for me its just so freeing to hear and encorages me to work harder because im not worse than everyone else, i am simply just not evolved in the same way as my male peers

[@BEN-ys6gu]

Isn't it ironic how what was supposed to be encouraging (I think) and make you think you're not worse than everyone else had the opposite effect.

[@PeteQuad]

I'm sorry you are in a world where this was not made clear. Women and men are different, which means they are better and worse at various things. I never knew some people were led to believe this was not the case.

[@yuanxiaoxu5754]

@@BEN-ys6guthis is so difficult to navigate. There's research showing how women do worse in maths test just by being in the same room as men. To be subliminally reminded of the societal expectation that you are worse than boys because you are a girl definitely won't help women achieve the most they can. What's an environment that encourages optimal growth? OP here tells us empty promises of equality also doesn't work😂 Maybe all female classes are beneficial after all😂

[@3nertia]

"It takes a village"

[@ArmchairViolence]

Interesting perspective that I hadn't thought of before. But this makes perfect sense!

[@Smoofyful]

Coach here, not just anecdotal, I now have enough data to do a double blind study, I've tested more often than the mouse utopia. Girls follow instructions well, sometimes their low confidence stops them but when it comes to just following the actual order they follow through far better. The guys listen less but actually have better results. In the end girls fight well but in a very formulaic manner. Guys do weird shit you can't teach.

[@anastasiya256]

I guess women just don’t really have a fighting instinct… as a woman myself, I feel like I don’t have one. No creativity when it comes to fights. I haven’t trained in any formulas, but I have consumed a fair amount of action genre content… and I still feel no creative impulse when it comes to fighting sequences, even though I’m generally quite creative in other areas. I feel like men tend to enjoy speculating on how fights would play out just based on seeing action content.

[@JoshAllenberg]

Its a difference in creative ability. Men usually have to quickly adapt to situations, whether that's hunting or fighting or a dangerous job. Following a formula may work in a safe office setting, but does it always work in the field? Lol no

[@thanhvinhnguyento7069]

​​@@anastasiya256 I notice men are usually interested in things, how they interact with each other, physics stuff. So they have more past intuition to draw from. Girls I know wouldn't give a damn about any of that. It could be cultural and upbringing, but could also be genetics. Who knows how much the hunting gathering age affected the sexes

[@kfhhg2613]

​@@anastasiya256I was in a little muay thai club before going into mma, my new club have girl only courses so I dont know how they fight in mma ( there was a girl in our boy class but she was a beginner ). BUT, in my muay thai club there was girls, from all ages. They were very very creative, more than boys, notably with the kicks. Since they were sparring with boys and couldnt win with power or speed they were super cunning with pretty good combinaison. One of my favourite combo was something a 15 years old girl used on me. Girls can be crazy creative fighters if they are pushed to be.

[@anastasiya256]

@@kfhhg2613 that’s encouraging, thanks

[@florkiler6242]

video on how to grow more horns or tusks... for education and safe defense purposes

[@ArmchairViolence]

If you took half the PEDs that Jon Jones has, you'd probably grow tusks... Or your heart would explode. One or the other

[@cchutney348]

Some old men feet already have talons, so maybe the lack of horns is just a skill issue.

[@denverwingchun9852]

I know you can grow claws... Please don't

[@rikospostmodernlife]

Oh gods, it's the florkiller. Quick, hide florkofcows

[@EpicEIF]

"Just like a toddler, men insistently ask dumb questions like, 'Why?'" That is literally the most important question to nearly everything, both as a toddler and an adult lol.

[@wyzer9]

_"WHY, THO' ?!"_ 😁

[@xenoblad]

Asking questions is good, but not all questions are of the same quality

[@unaltroancoraancora]

it's also the most unnerving question a coach would hear

[@matthew2531]

its a joke he knows this

[@justenoughrandomness8989]

@@wyzer9 glad you asked, it's because it encourages greater understanding and explanation when it's needed

[@zechordlord]

Next time I'm punching the table hard when I lose in a video game I will know that I have EVOLVED to do this efficiently.

[@lukmanalghdamsi3189]

evolved to give most amount of power* efficiently

[@ganymede6535]

Thats more so adapting than evolving. Evolving is generational. So if anything if your child does this same this and their child do the same thing and it goes on for about 50 generations that child would "naturally" evolve for hitting the desk

[@nagiaoe2434]

Return to monke

[@Lo-tf6qt]

Why are men are better at fighting? 5000 recorded years of us kicking the shit out of each other might have something to do with it

[@Somepersonrblx]

And 8 million years of kicking the shit out of mammoths at an average height of 3-4ft then later 5-6ft

[@screwstatists7324]

And all the pussy or retard bloodlines got cut by war and desolation

[@Dev05-fr5np]

@@Somepersonrblx I thought humans weren’t that short back then

[@panzerofthelake4460]

real

[@Somepersonrblx]

@@Dev05-fr5npwell atleast from what I’ve seen, the early stages (8 million to 5/4 million bc) they have found fossils of very short humans, (3/4 feet tall) I think Lucy from the Australopithecus afarensis species of humans, was 3 1/2 feet tall and was dated to be 3 million years old. However, she was a female specimen so males could have easily reach 4-4 1/2 feet tall at the time.

[@JDezi4BVlog]

I actually like the idea of you being the science nerd of the KZbin martial arts.

[@JohnHenryDavisTheThird1987]

(-,-) The Science "nerd." Seriously, dude...now I know that I need to assemble a Battalion of Scientists of the traditional martial arts for this particular obstacle of faith....calling professionals like me a "nerd" now.... WELL, Johnny by the door, I'll be watching and listening as to why mercenaries like me are "nerds" now...just before I leave this video...

[@AlejandroGonzalez-ej4lp]

@@JohnHenryDavisTheThird1987 touch some grass.....

[@rodrigomeneguitirodrigues7389]

Even Mike Tyson, with all his training, would never be able to beat a gorilla in a fight. But that does not diminishes him as a fighter. We have gender and weight division in sports for a reason. Still, I have to point out that, when it comes to human beings specifically, size and strength don't really matter that much. Our brains have always been our true strength, and with a bit of strategy and gunpowder, even a small woman can bring a giant gorilla to its knees.

[@Michael-iw3ek]

@@rodrigomeneguitirodrigues7389 yup, good thing women invented gunpowder and the things that use it.

[@rodrigomeneguitirodrigues7389]

@@Michael-iw3ek I'm sorry to inform you, but 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% of people who use guns and gunpowder, didn't invent guns and gunpowder... Also, who invented the those things have nothing to do with my argument.

[@ArmchairViolence]

I'd also add that we don't actually know who invented gunpowder. We just know it was Chinese alchemists, but we can't say for certain that it WASN'T a woman.

[@Michael-iw3ek]

@@rodrigomeneguitirodrigues7389 But it does. It takes a lot of intelligence to invent something like that, and then to put it into a tube and get it to push a projectile. It takes basically no intelligence to go to a store and pick up what's readily commercially available and costs, in relative terms, very little - a few hundred dollars is affordable even for someone on minimum wage. So if you are making an argument for a superior use of mind, this doesn't make sense.

[@Michael-iw3ek]

@@ArmchairViolence oh if it was we would have had it rubbed in our faces by now.

[@dominikdalek]

Just to be nitpicky about gorilla violence - there are two components to violence: how likely you are to engage in violence and how devastating the results of violence are. Gorillas are less likely to engage in violence but the result tends to be more lethal. Whether there's a causation ("dude, if we fight, one of us dies!") or just correlation, IDK.

[@basimali619]

That’s why he used an orangutan as a comparison instead of chimps, physical attributes are a component of fighting, the other is violence. The extra strength has gone to waste when you are outnumbered 4 to 1 and the opponent is literally tearing your balls off.

[@Iliadic]

I think that's similar in a lot of humans, in that we may be faster to engage in a fight, but less likely to take it to the lethal edge.

[@jordanwhite352]

I was actually about to make that comment because while gorillas do have the shorter hands and are more overall violent and orangutans another species of great ape that has similar hands to gorillas are chimpanzees and they are notoriously the most ridiculous violent apes in all of apes doing what our literal crimes of each other on a daily basis and guess which species we have in 98% genetic compatibility with?

[@VindensSaga]

@@basimali619 a chimp will rip you apart.

[@user-cv8kr3sn8d]

Love hearing just scientifically based information without all the noise of social issues... Thanks for the informative video

[@MosesLeadzy]

When are you going to do the video on how to combat an assailant while in an armchair?

[@BebeSensei]

Talk no jutsu

[@rbranham8062]

Or perhaps counter wheelchair techniques

[@cantthinkofagooduser4165]

Have you tried an rpg?

[@BallstinkBaron]

​@@rbranham8062I'm always on the lookout for new techniques to use on the "mobilized infantry"

[@TheSpecialJ11]

​@@rbranham8062 9mm handgun.

[@johnlea3597]

When I was doing initial Marine training, the women seemed to suffer a much higher attrition rate for injuries and I always wondered why. But after you highlighted the higher joint angle flexion combined with weaker connective tissue it makes sense as those were the majority of injuries.

[@jimtomav20]

This will also be compounded by how often you will be moving with weight far in excess of what you would naturally carry, which (at least from what I have seen) is not scaled as a percentage of bodyweight.

[@LiamLoves]

Thick neck gang checking in.

[@CobGobblin]

neck curls 4 times a week baby lets goooooooooooo

[@theredknight9314]

Yeeaaah. Got a lean body but a fat neck. Its weird

[@SeraSer4phic]

Real, had to check my neck. I'm a 54 kg 168 cm man but my neck is definitely thicker than my peers'. Probably due to boxing.

[@grafnosferacula7473]

Your Batman shirts get cooler with every video

[@joshuathomson8925]

Never say "just a theory," or else it's heel hooks for you.

[@AlabardaZafiro]

Yeah, even when evolution is also a theory and is true, people think theories are literally hipothesis

[@ArmchairViolence]

Next time I'll add "...a FIGHT theory!!" afterwards in my best MatPat voice

[@hye878]

​@AlabardaZafiro theories are still unproven, they are just the best current explanation. This doesn't make them true necessarily it just makes them above hypothesis. Someone can still argue against established theories with enough counter evidence.

[@joshuathomson8925]

@@hye878 a theory is a hypothesis that has as of yet resisted every attempt to disprove it. One could call it "proven" in a colloquial sense, such there are no longer any honest questions as to its validity.

[@tillburr6799]

@@hye878 Gravity is a theory

[@christophervelez1561]

I agree with you about coach-ability between men and women. I’ve coached for around 9 years. I’ve seen this at several locations.

[@hardromeo436]

I'm a teacher and I've noticed these rules broadly apply in the classroom as well

[@liefschneider3123]

Bold move making such a video in 2024, but thank you. It was very interesting

[@christophervelez1561]

Imagine people still arguing against this after watching this breakdown. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@SporkyMcFly]

The people that would will never watch this entire video.

[@LorensValentin-sg6wi]

@@SporkyMcFlytrue..very true, sadly

[@patrickday4206]

They will because they don't care about facts. I'm 46 there is absolutely some women that could kick my ass just a handful out of a hundred thousand

[@NusBH]

Don't see noone arguing over this? Mostly incels using this video as an excuse to keep yapping about why women bad and men good. Comment section is insanely weird.

[@BeastNugget44Main]

Are you retarded?​@@NusBH

[@BeastNugget44Main]

When i started rugby we had a shortage of male players due to covid and i had to play with older bigger and veteran female rugby players, and i dominated in every way possible. Its not a bad thing we are just different

[@TheRisky9]

People don't realize what they're doing to women by not acknowledging these differences. They're placing expectations on us that we just aren't going to achieve.

[@sebfox2194]

​@TheRisky9 Yep, extreme ideologues who don't play sports themselves and want to pit female athletes against men, care more about their ideology than they do about women's health and well-being.

[@johanroets1258]

Dude, this presentation style is excellent. You are concise and cogent communicator.

[@AlanMcClure-zu5cd]

I had heard that one reason for the discrepancy in performance evolutionarily is the discrepancy in how difficult birthing humans are. We have huge heads that have to be in the womb and be able to be pushed out. Developmentally we also are way behind at birth where babies cant do anything for basically a year and many animals can run the day after birth. So women are out out of commission for longer than most other animals while pregnant, so men have to hunt for 2 or 3 for a couple years.

[@laurean5998]

Add to that that we are intelligent enough to where women can still be useful while pregnant or caring for children. Weaving, sewing, food preservation, making or maintaining tools and pottery all take up significant time and don’t even need a woman to leave the safety of a camp like foraging would.

[@TheRisky9]

​@@laurean5998And we're good at it. There's a reason why the fastest typist in the world are women.

[@HateBear-real]

To be fair, a vid on pregnancy would be a perfect companion vid for this. There's a reason that originally all Euro Gods were warriors, and all Goddesses were beautiful vvomen.

[@ninamartin1084]

As a female ex-fighter (UK Ladies TKD Heavyweight champion in the 90s) also remember boys get fighting experience by scrapping with each other. Girls tend to just get bitchy rather than get physical. Luckily I had male cousins my size and weight as a child so I got some crucial fight experience before puberty. Came in handy later as my instructor would make me spar against the guys in the group as prep for competitions. Getting hit by those guys hurt so I got good at avoiding strikes and kicks. But when they hit home, I wasn't in a state of shock, just motivated.

[@HeWhoShamesNarwhals]

I toyed around with the idea that men value their lives less than women do. This manifests as risk taking and suicide rates. I have a feeling that men are more willing to take a life as well. Both of these would yield an advantage in a fight in the form of a lack of hesitation and willingness to escalate.

[@sebfox2194]

Apparently, women attempt suicide more than men. They just have a lower success rate.

[@NomiNexus]

Fun fact: Part of the reason that women are 3 times more likely to experience whiplash is due to the fact that they have far smaller neck muscles, as well as far smaller mastoid processes, which is the bone behind the ear that the neck muscles attach to. As such, they have comparatively weaker neck muscles, and a weaker attachment point for those muscles to hold onto. Which was literally stated in the video, yet you still read this far.

[@rayzerot]

That was fun. I'm going to take that with me. Thanks

[@leaguixxx9736]

i'm a girl but even having to just explain this is embarassing, this society be mad at BIOLOGY now

[@genuser9758]

In what way are people mad at biology?

[@paulbaker3527]

Why embarassing? Males know that on average they are larger and more powerful than females (so what) but most accept that women are necessary, complementary and the best thing in the world for a man to have. As a species, we need to exploit each others differences for mutual benefit, not regret that we don't have what the other has!

[@eddisonwilde4699]

@genuser9758 lots of people today (mainly certain types of feminists) try to push the idea that women are better in every way then men and if you ever bring up biological facts such as strength and testosterone then you would be called misogynistic and your input would not be taken. Of course although men and women are biologically different in some ways they both have advantages and disadvantages and are both important in society

[@genuser9758]

@@eddisonwilde4699 "lots of people today (mainly certain types of feminists) try to push the idea that women are better in every way then men and if you ever bring up biological facts such as strength and testosterone then you would be called misogynistic and your input would not be taken." I've spent a ton of time in liberal spaces and I've never once seen that. Maybe what you're actually seeing is some high school kids and college kids or maybe some sensationalised media that is intended to mischaraterise what feminism actually is?

[@CarnivoreJo01]

Play to your own advantages and use your weaknesses. I once knocked a guy out in highschool cause i tired him out first dogging (edit:meant dodging lol)( i knew i was effed if he got ahold of me) before i managed to clock him in the jaw. Almost broke my hand. Thats the day i realized i dont like fighting. Its terrifying having someone bigger and stronger than you coming at you

[@Godzilla_Star_Eater]

He was going easy on you

[@CarnivoreJo01]

@@Godzilla_Star_Eater good for you 👍

[@AvengedPanzer]

@@Godzilla_Star_Eater he literally got knocked out

[@lohengramm7798]

Not really unless they're skilled too.

[@EsehCyril]

This ain't anime lil bro 💀

[@orenthabigg5973]

This felt like one big " lets got guys we rock" and im all for it

[@jaden_shah]

I don’t always agree but the measured and educated ways you approach topics like this is commendable!

[@rodeosoul13]

19:00 I was thinking the same thing when I was watching female UFC fighters after watching a bunch of males. The women were throwing combos everytime like they were throwing em at pads even when they missed their target they went thru with the combo just punching air like following the formula, while the men were more fluid with their strikes just kinda throwing watever limb was in range or setting things up, and when the missed they wouldnt throw another strike and if the did it was something wild just to get out of danger. I feel like women fight more using what theyve drilled over and over while men are more creative just mixing and matching what they know

[@TheRisky9]

Yup. That's why at open tournaments, I have to be careful how I warm up at tournaments. Because I will often accidentally reveal exactly what I'm going to put out. So, normally, I'll grab one of my guy friends and do some light sparing to mask my techniques.

[@fakshen1973]

Women tend to throw more strikes and take more strikes to the head. Men avoid more strikes as they get rocked and end up in trouble faster. I enjoy watching womens' MMA much more than men. I love the look of in shape women. I'd rather watch them rolling around on the ground to be honest. The fight also has a different ebb and flow than male fights. "One Championship" has a lot of great female fighters. Check out Stamp Fairtex. She always puts on a good show. From her fights, you'll get a roster of who's who in fighters.

[@aryapremlokre3150]

​@@fakshen1973one championship fighters are not on the same level as ufc.

[@lihchong2267]

"men have weaker immune systems" Me: getting the manflu twice in a month

[@Briselance]

Then why are we more than women in professions exposed to health hazards? 😏

[@n1rvana_]

​​@@Briselance i mean health hazards arent just immune systems threats. Thats all kinds of hazards. Most men are in just dangerous jobs If we're talking about a disease and sickness kind of health risk i believe women are disproportionately in the medical field of i recall. They're kind of at risk to that health risk more than the avg person

[@SporkyMcFly]

​@@n1rvana_ Also applies to childcare. Children are disease-ridden and eat dirt and slugs. Women can work better in that field.

[@PS3PCDJ]

Manflu, a fate worse than death

[@Manicthecreator]

@@Briselancemen are more exposed to dangerous materials because most men go into the phiscal jobs

[@TheDissident77]

The anecdotal example rings true: example; there are more top chefs that are male than female. Whatever the criteria it is to be a 'top chef' because men are more likely to not follow the recipe and try different things whereas women are more likely to follow the instructions. You can see it on a play ground. Boys are more likely to push and challenge each other to feats that are quantifiable. Girls are more likely to be playing games that orbit around socializing and 'getting along'

[@Owsikowy]

Holy moly, unless you are trolling us in the description, I've just correctly identified all 5 :O Kudos for linking the sources, that should be a standard for all of the creators, so thanks for setting a good example :)

[@cybernetic_crocodile8462]

If you really want equal fights, then pick up some weapons. We evolved to sacrifice our bare hands fighting capabilities for better tools use. That includes weapons. I'm always annoyed, when people say how we suck and would lose to most animals around our size, while pitting us against those animals without any weapons. Thats like fighting a wolf with broken jaw or ram without its thick skull and horns.

[@nci_richard]

16:54 bro just implied that men are better at aiming in video games w/o getting canceled W

[@pewpewxdx12]

Then there is a gaming grandma lol But gaming grandpa maybe better (that grandpa who is so good at snipping)

[@basimali619]

@@pewpewxdx12this video is only for an average, obviously there are overlaps.

[@pewpewxdx12]

@@basimali619 Maybe

[@zzodysseuszz]

@@pewpewxdx12 not maybe, literally.

[@pewpewxdx12]

@@zzodysseuszz I guess you are right

[@fiveforbiting]

Men are better at fighting because women selectively bred with the best fighters for the last 10,000 years.

[@DeadPig325]

Kind of yeah

[@sergeychistov8162]

u got a point

[@KameroonEmperor]

...or more historically accuratly that violent men tribes conquered and unalived the local men that failed to defend, before "taking" their wives

[@KameroonEmperor]

@@jazen.sidarap Yikes

[@Neoprenesiren]

@@KameroonEmperorgrape is less likely than consensual sex in evolutionary history. In fact many animals humans included have evolved anti grape mechanisms in our biology. Many birds for example can engage a secondary reproductive track during grape that’s basically a dumpster for unwanted sperm. Other animals the males have evolved to resemble females and outcompete aggressive forceful males by simply blending in and waiting for them to tire each other up out.

[@PassionateSpirit88]

Thank you for being a nerd with interesting information and the details

[@hadeshades2365]

This reminds me of a conversation I had in school. A girl 3 years older then me wanted to do arm wrestling and was bigger and heavier. She put up a good fight but lost 5 times in a row non the less. It’s funny that you bring up endures. I train for endurance. Try do push-ups but make them slow and steady. I can take as long as 15sec for one while in constant motion.

[@Yuki-bi2jr]

In Japanese sword martial arts, I have often heard that some weapons work better with women than with men, examples being the Naginata, a big spear but the tip being a sword instead. I always wondered why exactly people say that was. Some poeple said it was because of the biomechanics of circular motions being better with women but that doesn't really explain a whole lot. Even today it is now mostly female practicioners and female senseis for that one particular martial art.

[@optination6969]

Women are circles, confirmed

[@obiwanquixote8423]

I think it's just traditionally a women's weapon. It's size and weight helped overcome male advantages and because the onna-musha were expected to protect the home from marauders. So a pole arm and the bow and arrow allowed them to fight from defensive positions.

[@temmy9]

@@obiwanquixote8423 this. Most people w/o training dont understand that spears and polearms trump swords, and by giving a woman a weapon with a longer reach, you help her negate the speed and strength advantage of men.

[@subterragaming836]

Naginata looks like an awful weapon. Essentially get inside the 1st strike and its over. There is no way to mitigate . Im saying this purely looking at the weapon. It also lacks a guard. Bye bye fingers if that ever gets blocked. Spears in general are easier to use so I can assume this is the reason a woman would use as they probably didnt get to practice a whole lot. This weapon i dont see it beating any samurai not to mention its probably awful to use inside a house. I can see it being useful tho as a weapon for women for the longer reach as its scary to be in close infighting and a man would win in this scenario 100 %. People love being romantics about women being some sort of super heroes , but in truth men did all the fighting while women would defend worst case scenario.

[@temmy9]

@@subterragaming836 its a common weapon used in many cultures. Its advantages are reach and power, which is why it was the chosen weapon of women. Getting inside that first strike with a sword is far more difficult than it seems, esp from a psychological standpoint.

[@bunthewiser4330]

I like this guy, he replies in the comments the same way he talks in his videos.

[@petersinclair3997]

Agree. Sometimes readers would like to see a response. Not all presenters engage in the comments and just move on.

[@keatoinfo]

The selection process might be ongoing. Globally, 79% of all homicide victims are men, and 95% of all convicted murderers are men. So, traits that protect us from other men would still be advantageous.

[@sashaboydcom]

That's not how evolution works. There's no "selection process", it's just that heritable traits that make an organism statistically more likely to reproduce in a particular environment become more common over time, and vice versa for traits that make an organism less likely to reproduce. "Selection" is always happening, but also largely irrelevant to modern humans.

[@keatoinfo]

@@sashaboydcom I made no attempt to describe evolution. Evolutionary pressure, selective pressure or selection pressure are all interchangeable terms. To suggest there is no selective pressure on modern humans is nonsense.

[@thegoldenfox283]

Well having a weapon and using a weapon are two different advantages. Women prefer strong muscular and well defined men for partners. Regardless of whether or not these men actually use their increased physicality for violence. They prefer men who are capable of violence (defending them)

[@ikengaspirit3063]

​​@@keatoinfo its actually mostly due to anti-male stereotypes in the judiciary. It is well documented that women get orders of magnitude less time when convicted of the same crime as men do.

[@robinfelemezkaya4948]

Incredible video man loved it btw the car example was perfect it came to my mind before you mention it might be cuz im a cur guy

[@goosebeater9383]

20:24 that explains why we can break a bone and be perfectly fine to continue our day, but if we get the flue we can't even drag ourselves out of bed

[@joetriccas]

Men are indeed, "Built different"

[@emilbroseliger8506]

Because men often have type 2a or 2b, whilst woman have type 1 muscles, also mean that women have less twitchy hands on average and make good snipers

[@PyromaN93]

But this is negated by better ability of men in therms of finding and tracking moving objects

[@iampineappleonpizza]

Have more* men also have type 1 fibers and women also have type 2.

[@ХузинТимур]

Well, USSR did use women as snipers during WWII while not using them as much in other combat roles.

[@davidlaksa]

My wife and I have type 2B and we are NW European decent, which only a quarter of that population have this trait. We can sprint fast. I’m 65 and I never had a complete fall, I recover as I nearly hit the ground. Type 2B is good for old people.

[@ahabicher]

To be a good sniper you also need a certain psychological makeup...

[@chrisulmer694]

*This is all true. But it would be real nice if us men could evolve more social skills so that we could talk things out and learn more camaraderie than killing each other.*

[@MALICEM12]

We already do, the war isn't a big it's a feature. Life is about competition, not global Communism. Violance IS the norm

[@chrisulmer694]

@@MALICEM12 *Archeology can prove that that’s not true as many cultures throughout history were not hyper competitive and violent. What you’re prescribing is utterly destructive to humankind and therefore, why should any reasonable and intelligent person follow you? But thank you for your comment as that (along with your username) speaks for itself.*

[@faberofwillandmight]

@@chrisulmer694 How does an archeologist tell if cultures are not hypercompetitive and violent? This goes against everything we know about early humans. Every other hominid skeleton we uncover has mortal wounds, crushed bones, and weapon marks.

[@chrisulmer694]

@@faberofwillandmight *”Every other skeleton we uncover has mortal wounds, crushed bones, and weapon marks.” That’s simply not true. Yes, there are skeletons, particularly around battlefields, with these features, but that is a false statement according to archeology. What science has actually determined is that the thing called “human nature” is actually very malleable. The determining factor for human behavior is the environment and the access to resources, or lack there of. If we want to dramatically lower the level of violence in our society, we need to stop making so many, go without. Otherwise, doing the opposite is a sure fire recipe for ultimate destruction.*

[@Fandar]

and women too

[@danielu1763]

Man, woman, man, man, woman. Very enjoyable and informative. One item - a strain medially across the knee as in your illustration will first compromise the medial collateral ligament, which is effectively a thickening of the joint capsule on the medial side of the knee. Once the MCL is torn, the ACL is vulnerable. The main purpose of the ACL is to keep the tibia (lower leg) from sliding too far in front of the femur (upper leg), so it is most vulnerable from impact below the knee from behind.

[@Zsamoff]

1:40 a Theory is a special kind of Hypothesis -- an hypothesis with explanatory power in relation to the said evidence. Now I will yeet myself in the nerd-locker

[@TheKiltedGerman]

I thought a theory was a hypothesis that had been supported with robust supporting evidence, but not enough to prove it a "law" of science.

[@locky7443]

@@TheKiltedGerman First part of what you said is true but not the stuff about "law". A law is a mathematical equation that informs how something happens. So many theories(eg evolution) are never going to become laws, cause we can't make an equations. Whilst on the other hand many laws have been proven to be untrue(such as those around motion, kinetic energy or conservation of energy) in extreme circumstance(eg moving near the speed of light or at subatomic levels) but we still use them cause they work in everyday life just fine

[@TheKiltedGerman]

@@locky7443 I figured I was missing something. Been ages since my last formal science class.

[@anastasiya256]

A hypothesis with explanatory power… just sounds like a good hypothesis… Conversely, if you had a hypothesis without explanatory power, it would be pretty useless, wouldn’t it 🫤

[@locky7443]

@@anastasiya256 The key part is the "In relation to evidence", while all hypothesis attempt to have explanatory power something does not need any evidence to be considered a hypothesis(they are essentially educated guesses). A scientific theory on the other hand must be supported by a large body of evidence which supports its explanatory power.

[@yamiraguero5541]

I don't remember where i got the information that beards absorb more damage than bald faces

[@rgonzalo511]

How does that even make sense? Just cause a study said it doesn't mean it not bs.

[@wiseguy9225]

I heard they reduce cuts from punches

[@jordanrobshaw1406]

It's actually that it hides your jawline so it's harder to hit the "k.o" spot, read an article on it too

[@wiseguy9225]

@@jordanrobshaw1406 KO Spot is bullshit. You effectively won't be more precise than trying to hit anywhere in the head, preferably chin or the area in front of the ear

[@kylep.4503]

At a civil war medical history museum in my hometown there is an exhibit about beards. It was highly encouraged to grow one because beard hair protected the throat from the very common wooden shrapnel. If I remember correctly, beard hair has a similar tensile strength to copper wire.

[@nguyencaotri3879]

I was surprised that you didn't mention shoulder width. You did mention briefly about men having a longer wingspan, which shoulder width does contribute to. But the shoulders, to me, are a huge advantage not just physically but also psychologically intimidating. Maybe throwing stuff is most benefited from having broad shoulders, but that does somewhat defeat the purpose of your video, which is male-on-male fist fights.

[@Arthur-tq5uk]

I don't feel confident concluding that all these factors determine a strong selective pressure for fist fighting. Wrestling and weapon dueling seem way more prevelant in early human societies and a lot less risky for the victor. You did two videos about bare-knuckle fist fighting, so I know you read up on how unskilled punchers hurt themselves very easily (let's not act like broken fingers aren't a big deal in a pre-industrial society). Besides, we all know most unruly fist fights are going to end up on the ground anyway.

[@kgb4973]

Rocks

[@CrypticCarbon]

A documentary I watched, a long time ago, showed that our arm and leg ratios evolutionary were pretty much optimized for throwing spears.

[@sebfox2194]

Most fights don't end up on the ground. That is a flawed statistic that comes from research on police altercations with suspects that they were trying to take down and cuff. So, of course most of those altercations ended up on the ground. However, a study of hundreds of actual street fights from CCTV footage, found that approximately 40% of fights went to ground and 60% didn't. This tells us that the majority of fights don't actually end up on the ground, and if people do get knocked down, they get back up again as soon as they can.

[@oanapotop3900]

All of this while not taking the menstrual cycle into consideration… we’re not in luck 😅

[@laurean5998]

So it is like a 1/5 chance the woman still bleeds, even if she wins the fight without getting hit? Truly pathetic.

[@Zozz-tw9vn]

And i heard that stuff messes up your weight management might be wrong though

[@Briselance]

Nah. Indeed, you're not. 😅

[@Radiomen_IV]

Short answer, we're just stronger

[@darthmalgus987]

🗿

[@cottardTV]

But less durable

[@Radiomen_IV]

@@cottardTV Na

[@mr_veterony]

​@@cottardTV nope more durable

[@Manicthecreator]

@@cottardTV. Not really mucels creat better durability

[@thenoob3551]

Still afraid of my wife.

[@khylaldana2757]

No amount of physical advantages can allow one to overcome an incoming chancla

[@laisphinto6372]

@@khylaldana2757 weapons are equalizer the chancla is a war crime weapon

[@Briselance]

​@@khylaldana2757 The chancla only scares the weak.😆

[@WritingNomad-PL]

​@khylaldana2757 dunno about you, but I used to tank and dodge the chancla, ain't none fighting me, my parents had to take away my stuff to discipline me, instead of violence

[@khylaldana2757]

@@WritingNomad-PL ur parents were being nice lol. If i tried to be smart by dodging or tanking the chancla then they’d go for the belt. If I tried to run away from the belt then they’d come up with worse punishments.

[@venezuelanpoodlemoth2853]

I do want to add to the anecdotal part: even though there *might* be differences in mindset, one thing to keep in mind is that combat gyms are generally very much male dominated spaces which can have effect on how women express themselves, for example will they ask the "stupid" questions.

[@PeteQuad]

@@venezuelanpoodlemoth2853 you get the same thing in a 1st grade class with 6 year olds. The boys always ask the stupid questions. Also, the boys always get in trouble for bad behavior.

[@haydenford3794]

that was actually touched in another video

[@khylaldana2757]

Playfulness in sparring also leads to creativity. Im a 125 lb girl and I wish i could have a playful mindset while sparring in bjj but i just cant. I know the guys are going super easy on me but even then Its hard to manipulate their bodies when you dont have the physicality for it, so im stuck doing the fundamentals. Im not entirely ignoring the sexual differences tho. There’s a reason why most combat sport techniques were developed by men.

[@britainman3459]

@@khylaldana2757 just ask to flow roll and go slow yourself then it helps you relax and learn more I am the same weight but a guy and I learn most when flow rolling not even trying to get subs but just moving and trying to get into good positions then reset or try to get out and have a laugh with your partners when training it makes it more fun and you’ll probably get better advice from people

[@nathanbarry9534]

Question/theory: Physical activity shapes physiology even within an individual lifetime- it’s why you can identify swimmers, rock climbers etc by body type- the use of your body in specific ways changes it. Many men have fought, at least as children, I wonder how much of an impact that makes.

[@michiel5160]

To an extent. But: are NBA players tall bc they played a lot of ball growing up or are they in the NBA bc they are tall?

[@Dense_Osmium]

​@@michiel5160they play nba because they happen to be tall

[@yarion4774]

That's a the Swimmer Fallacy. It is well documented. If you want to have a olympic level swimmer like physique, you think you have to become a swimmer. But most of these swimmers are so good at swimming because of their body type. Meaning you can't have this type of body by swimming.

[@YurinanAcquiline]

​@@yarion4774 I had no idea there was a term for it.

[@Dense_Osmium]

@@nathanbarry9534 i made a comment but it got deleted like whatttt

[@reximus_idk8203]

1:30 ADAPT? WE ADAPT HAHAHA "WITH THIS TRESSURE I SUMMON......MY BIOLOGICAL ADVANTAGES"

[@bagashadi8327]

tf is wrong with u?

[@Hotdog_enjoyer1]

​@@bagashadi8327he got lobotomized by super senior gojo 🙏🙏🙏

[@shirtlessviking9225]

i train my mothers and i found that one of them, especially (bc that one doesn't have adhd and thus can focus) only need like 45 seconds of rest, and her performance doesn't dramatically decrease, she is also training pretty hard compared to her training age. i need about 3 minutes of rest for that particular muscle if im going all out

[@michiel5160]

You have multiple mothers?

[@bonzai9802]

I think that’s more because men are better at pushing their muscles to their limits than women are. All the time in the gym I’m seeing guys lift until their muscles and faces are red while women end the set once they start feeling the burn so of course guys are gonna need more recovery time.

[@JackFrost008]

thats not how biology works. nobody has two mothers.

[@buckcherry2564]

The most perfect tumbnail.

[@marquezrobinson7492]

Being strong is about having confidence in your own abilities. If your women your goal shouldn’t be to outperform men were they excel but to be the best person you can be and being content with your own strength. If you need to test your strength against others to feel this strength then that’s fine. Not all men can out perform women and not all women can outperform men. Focus on yourself and stop comparing each other.

[@Blickos456]

bluddy still, the point is men are generaly stronger than women biologically

[@loganblackwood2922]

But most men can outperform women in this domain. I never understand the "it depends" argument. Some things are just true, despite nuance.

[@Brown-Marquez_editz]

⁠@@loganblackwood2922a woman with peak genetics would lose to a average genetic man if they did the same training so as you said that argument makes no sense

[@loganblackwood2922]

​@@Brown-Marquez_editzIf a 6'7 power lifting woman wrestled an average man, 5'9 and out of shape, there's a possibility he would lose. However we wouldn't be comparing average or like for like, it is funny how people appeal to exceptions as though that 6'7 woman is not an extremely small percentage, the same as a dwarf male. Lol

[@marquezrobinson7492]

@@loganblackwood2922 I wanted to make this comment because often times with videos like this people in the comment make constant non-analytical generalizations about women. The video in question is great and very informative. Discourse surrounding the topic always gets muddied by sexist sentiment we just can’t help ourselves lmao. I support analyzing this in an analytical way instead just “🧐hmmmm I seem to notice a difference between the genders🤓”

[@lemigemedi9896]

the car analogy also works cause being in fast cars makes you want to speed and do dangerous dumb stuff that you usually wouldn't just like being a man does

[@48CaratGoldPlatedMcnugget]

Tbh i just came in to comment this ⚠️ You have alerted the horde

[@thisiscompletelyreta]

That was very interesting, i think theres also a serious psychological difference as well, likely related to your coachability concept. Men typically tend to be significantly more competitive.

[@petersinclair3997]

Not actually on topic, but I know two people who teach skills to police. Both said the police students in attitude acted as if they were already trained, before actually being trained. One has advanced driving skills. The other shooting practice.

[@manuel.camelo]

SHOCKING REVELATION !!! 👁️👃👃👁️ Men and Women are different??? Third and Fourth Eye opening Dude 🙏

[@Kallastar.]

You are WRONG! If men and women are different, how do you explain the 7 x 1? Desculpa xd

[@jcorrea6515]

This entire video is so necessary thank you 🙏

[@NotAGoodUsername360]

It's very simple: We don't have a hole burrowed out in our cores. No amount of training is going to compensate for that.

[@HartyBiker]

I was thinking about this video this afternoon, and realised that the evidence for idea that men are designed for fighting other men actually fits just as well, if not better, with the idea that men are designed biologically for manual labour. Having a strong back, core, arms, as well as tendons and bones means that you are able to work physically every day and build things that contribute to society. I think that if we were built for fighting primarily, we'd be built a little different, with more than just a fist for offensive weapons. But having muscles that are able to exert higher strength and more explosive power, as well as brains that are more imaginative than teachable, is what makes humans so good at building things. Those muscles that are so good at manual labour, just also so happen to be the ones that are good for fighting, and so my hypothesis is that men who are better at fighting are also the ones who are able to build and then subsequently defend society. The male temperament fits very well with that goal.

[@dallassukerkin6878]

Just a comment for the algorithm because I actually did learn something here! :) For example, most of the muscle based stuff I knew but that part about the neck muscles and attachment points was absolutely new to me :)

[@sidanx7887]

Snipers - they make hella good snipers I wish they would just show this video when arguing allowing transgender to compete in women’s sport - seems straight forward

[@jimtomav20]

I often see comments in the same vein as this in similar videos but unfortunately I don't think it would matter. I have been involved in these conversations before and the issue is that the 2 sides are just operating on different axis. The side this video is related to is the pragmatic aspect and values scientific data and mechanical understanding. Solutions for this side take the form of technological change. The other side is related to idealism and values the social and emotional aspects. Solutions for this side take the form of social change. The conversations always break down into how things are vs how people want them to be treated, with completely different views on what the ideal outcome even is. Longer winded than I wanted but this is the best way I could describe my understanding and why I don't think this videos like this are any kind of silver bullet, because (to extend the metaphor) your fighting vampires not werewolves.

[@espurrseyes42]

​@@jimtomav20 TLDR you're trying to use logic against people that don't/can't think logically.

[@jimtomav20]

​@@espurrseyes42 More so that their value systems sets perception as higher priority than what is quantifiable. Both approaches have their own use cases, so I am trying to use non-loaded wording (even though I will have my own biases).

[@swhite7929]

It's really fascinating that there are so many differences. I knew the basics but a lot of this was still news to me. I also appreciate the sources. Any way you could allow people to make subtitles for the video? I'd love to share it around but most people I know don't speak English.

[@Jesus_Wojak]

A pitty that you had to explain it for some people. We men are build for potential violence compared to woman and it is a good think ive we use it for the right things.

[@ΣπυροςΣτεφανιδης-δ3θ]

Even more of a pity that there's people in the comments thinking this is sexist and misogynist and even sadder we've fallen so far that you can't understand whether they're actually being serious or if they're rage baiters

[@bryxer7v7]

I am very fascinated with this video, great job!

[@jaypoling9147]

You have very good communication style, intonation, and mannerisms. Even though this video is just a straight on shot of you talking, it wasn’t boring at all. Well done!

[@andrewryan7583]

Awesome vid. I wanna show my wife but I’m too scared

[@societyisscaredofmasculine8546]

Cringe

[@moosehead4497]

We were BORN IN IT

[@iokuproductions7131]

Nah, the sadan and mucle car comparation was perfect.

[@VikingrGaming-x4l]

I can attest to the proportional aspect, for a while my younger sister was slightly larger than me in almost every aspect dimensions-wise, yet I always outwrestled her and could throw her around, and she was always getting injured in competitions, particularly open-sex. I was quite simply male, and that was the difference. and then I grew up and it's not even a competition anymore...

[@sheridansherr8974]

Cool! 💖I always wanted to know that! Very informational video!

[@chriwa6830]

Informative and entertaining, as always! 👍

[@MrMechanicalMonstrosity]

Can't wait for the TRANSformers to stumble across this video,

[@espurrseyes42]

That's offensive. Don't go disrespecting Optimus with that comparison.

[@HellzSaint28]

You're presentation abilities are incredible!

[@sebfox2194]

You are presentation abilities are!

[@HellzSaint28]

@@sebfox2194 Hah

[@davidh6300]

Great video. Clearly a lot of research went in.

[@matthewthehawk1066]

I love how you present your videos like a oppressed nerd who thinks everyone is stupid. It’s great 😊

[@apc9714]

Me watching this after getting beaten by the girl at the gym : ( Edit: didn't want to start a discussion,.just a fun chill comment. I am not ashamed at all, just happy to train and often impressed by her abilities. I'm sure many women are better fighters than me (especially the among the ones competing in MMA) and I happen to know one of them.

[@Mayface]

She has more time than you, keep your head high king, you'll be there soon

[@TheRisingEagle93]

This guy means average. Doesn't mean EVERY man and EVERY woman. If that girl is same weight class, there is nothing to be ashamed of.

[@SuhbanIo]

@@Mayface yOu InCeL

[@apc9714]

I actually admire her a lot. She has been training for a while (often twice a day) and wins competition after competition. Its inspiring and motivating to see her becoming a champion.

[@dio2076]

I also have been beaten multiple times by the BJJ cougar at my local gym. She's a higher rank. However, when it came to take down drills, I pretty much demolished her, then her daughter, and the rest of the guys in our line. So when she cycled back into the next round I let her win to change up the roster. The point I'm making is. Don't underestimate your strength...... you can do some serious damage to em if you actually get serious.

[@grafnosferacula7473]

I liked the message at the end

[@MinaB-o2n]

It would be very interesting to know how HRT can affect all those characteristics in transgender individuals. Sadly there is no funding

[@mo-s-]

they don't want you to know the secret powers of the gay /s

[@samyakchhajed]

Transgender people don't exist in reality

[@unknowngirl476]

As a trans girl i would love to know, but idk if they ever will study that

[@The_kashimo_glazer]

From what I've seen(this is talkkng in the context of mtf), it changes basically everything outside of your bones(maybe idk about bones). If ur a dude with male pattern bladness you just won't have it anymore if you go on E. The distribution of muscle and fat also changes. This is from accounts of trans people and some sources I forgot to Wright down so take it with a grain of salt obviously.

[@bonzai9802]

Studies like this are specifically avoided and will never be funded because of the controversies they bring about

[@XAUCADTrader]

Wow, this video is amazingly informative! This channel will blow up.

[@jhonnatannoriega5445]

This is really educative and cool and not a hurr durr we is superior cos we men, love the video, subbing.

[@Brass_Heathen]

I remember working with a female power lifter (early in her training mind you) that told me she won her regional meet. After talking a while longer she told me her bench press for the meet was "215".... I literally had to slam on the brakes as the words were leaving my mouth "Like for reps?"😅 People we are not the same and thats okay.

[@Zozz-tw9vn]

I actually feel so bad for her that must have hurt

[@crisalcantara7671]

215 what , grams killos ?

[@Zozz-tw9vn]

@@crisalcantara7671 215 what? Apples? Bananas? Alright jokes aside probably pounds because 215 kg is inhumane

[@Zozz-tw9vn]

@@crisalcantara7671 actually you can bench 200 kg its just that not many women can do that

[@Brass_Heathen]

I think that there are a couple athletic commissions that need to see this video... 🙄

[@holywaterbottle3175]

Nice video bro but sad to say it didn't work. Im still scared of girls

[@institches2750]

You should find a big strong woman to protect you from all the other girls. Or an even bigger, stronger man?

[@SlayerOfTheDamned]

Thanks for the informative video. I loved how much I learned 😁

[@petersinclair3997]

Very good and clear communication.

[@gingercore69]

Very interesting and informative video 😮 This makes rusty kanokogi even more badass.(For context, she was a woman who disguised herself as a man to compete in judo and won medals) Honest question, could you make a video on what martial arts or combat sports ot techniques would benefit more someonenwith a female body? And better yet... Is there a combat sport or artial art that the ruleset either benefits the woman or does not givenadvantage to one ornthe other? I bet archery tag doesnt make a distintion

[@ArmchairViolence]

Shooting is a well known sport in which women have no perceivable disadvantages. It's likely that their coachability and fine motor control actually makes them better at many shooting events.

[@EresirThe1st]

A specific type of pistol shooting is one of the few sports where women do better. Another is endurance swimming.

[@mihainita5325]

Wing Chun ;-)

[@Briselance]

​@@EresirThe1st Endurance swimming? Hmm... I've yet to hear of a woman swimming farther or longer.

[@logicaestrex2278]

​@@mihainita5325men have an advantage in wing chun just like any other martial art

[@jamespaguip5913]

I know men are stronger and better at fighting, but are women more flexible and more agile? Because women are good at gymnastics and acrobatics, right?

[@robcubed9557]

Women are more flexible. To me understanding, men are more agile due to the increased fast-twitch fibers

[@wojciechsawicki4733]

women aren't better at gymnastics than men. Men's and women's gymnastics are two different sports so it's not possible to compare them. Women suck at men's gymnastics and men suck at women's gymnastics (look at male gymnasts trying to do the wolf turn and female gymnasts trying to do the iron cross, both look really bad). That being said, women are naturally more flexible and have better mobility than men

[@optination6969]

Same, they can both do the gymnastics thing on a same level with some practice

[@MrCmon113]

Men are so much better at acrobatics that men's gymnastics is an entirely different sports to women's gymnastics.

[@subterragaming836]

Id say women are better at being flexible but this is something that can be practiced and a man can achieve to similar degree. But on average ye.

[@fps_spicy]

is it okay if you go into more detail on your "striking fundamentals don't matter video" and talk more about distance management, footwork positioning and angles? ❤❤

[@HerculesFit]

Extremely through and concise analysis! 💪