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[Serial Brain 9]

Man Smashes Four World Records and Wins Nine Events in Women’s Weightlifting Tournament

It’s the end of women’s sports as we know it.

For the second year in a row, transgender wrestler Mack Beggs won the Texas girls’ Class 6A 110-pound wrestling division. Beggs is in the process of transitioning from female to male and taking testosterone. Mack won the title last year too.

n October 2018 trangender Dr. Rachel McKinnon (in the middle) became the first ever transgender world champion in a womens cycling event.

In March 2017, Laurel Hubbard, a 39 year-old transgender who was born male, won her first international women’s weightlifting title in Australia breaking four national records in the process.

Last week two trans athletes won 1st and 2nd place at the Connecticut state indoor track championships.

And this week a trans woman shattered four women’s records in one day and won nine out of ten events at a single tournament.

Mary Gregory smashed four women’s weightlifting records and won nine out of nine events at a single tournament—as fresh a male-to-female transgender. But not everyone was so happy with that.

Gregory competed as a recently transgendered female at the 100% Raw Weightlifting Federation competition in Zion Crossroads, Virginia on May 27, and crushed four records in Masters world squat, open world bench press, masters world deadlift, and masters world total, Yahoo Sports reported.

She jubilated her victory on Instagram last Monday, and thanked the organization for its leniency as it comes to adhering to fair-play regulations.

How long are the women of this forum and other women around the world going to sit idly by and watch MEN take their world records and championships by cheating?

Over to you - GUTLESS - Women!!

you make me sick.

[Black Orchid]

Man Smashes Four World Records and Wins Nine Events in Women’s Weightlifting Tournament

It’s the end of women’s sports as we know it.

For the second year in a row, transgender wrestler Mack Beggs won the Texas girls’ Class 6A 110-pound wrestling division. Beggs is in the process of transitioning from female to male and taking testosterone. Mack won the title last year too.

n October 2018 trangender Dr. Rachel McKinnon (in the middle) became the first ever transgender world champion in a womens cycling event.

In March 2017, Laurel Hubbard, a 39 year-old transgender who was born male, won her first international women’s weightlifting title in Australia breaking four national records in the process.

Last week two trans athletes won 1st and 2nd place at the Connecticut state indoor track championships.

And this week a trans woman shattered four women’s records in one day and won nine out of ten events at a single tournament.

Mary Gregory smashed four women’s weightlifting records and won nine out of nine events at a single tournament—as fresh a male-to-female transgender. But not everyone was so happy with that.

Gregory competed as a recently transgendered female at the 100% Raw Weightlifting Federation competition in Zion Crossroads, Virginia on May 27, and crushed four records in Masters world squat, open world bench press, masters world deadlift, and masters world total, Yahoo Sports reported.

She jubilated her victory on Instagram last Monday, and thanked the organization for its leniency as it comes to adhering to fair-play regulations.

How long are the women of this forum and other women around the world going to sit idly by and watch MEN take their world records and championships by cheating?

Over to you - GUTLESS - Women!!

you make me sick.

Until the women in sport revolt nothing much will happen

[Black Orchid]

This is a long article but worth the read ...

For transgender activists making the case that male-to-female athletes ought to be able to compete against biological women, the currently vogue argument is that there’s no evidence of any residual advantage for those making the transition.

The general line of thinking goes that, because hormone therapy suppresses the natural, or endogenous, testosterone the body makes, any potential biological advantage is negated and male-to-female transgenders perform on the same level as females.

Not that this is necessarily established science — and plenty of studies contradict this conclusion, mind you — but question the party line and you’re labeled a transphobe. This obloquy isn’t necessarily limited to pundits, either — female athletes like tennis great Martina Navratilova, Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies and long-distance running champion Paula Radcliffe have all won a place on the podium of deplorables for questioning the idea that being born with a Y chromosome might, in fact, be advantageous in women’s sports.

They may be painted as bigots, but the inconvenient truth is that they’re not wrong. As an object lesson, I present to you Mary Gregory, a transgender weightlifter who shattered records at a Raw Powerlifting Federation event in the United States.

“The reason we have men & women’s races are because we are biologically different,” she tweeted later. “Performance 100% confirms that. The reason steroids (including testosterone) are on the banned list is because using them gives you an advantage. FairPlay is racing by biology by sex not by gender.”

The IOC’s regulations for male-to-female transgender athletes require the individual’s endogenous testosterone to be under 10 nanomoles per liter. Biological females, meanwhile, average 2.8 nanomoles per liter. This means a male-to-female athlete can have almost four times the testosterone in their bloodstream as the average female.

While this is the upper limit and biologically female athletes might plausibly have more endogenous testosterone than the average biological female, this still could put them at a marked disadvantage to a male-to-female athlete — particularly in sports like weightlifting, where testosterone plays a critical role in muscle growth.

And it’s not just testosterone. There are biological advantages that carry over from the male body, no matter what hormonal treatment the athlete might receive.

https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/olymp ... s-records/

Women in sport ARE finally starting to speak out about the absolute unfairness of this even though they get shouted down with shrieks of bigot and all the phobes.

[Gordon]

That's a bloke

[Serial Brain 9]

That's a bloke

Thats right.

So why is he competing in womens events and taking their sponsorship dollars?

[Serial Brain 9]

but question the party line and you’re labeled a transphobe.

They can call me whatever they like bo - I wont back down and tow the line for these queers and cheats. Not now, Not ever.

[Serial Brain 9]

My apologies for calling the forum Ladies gutless too.

[Texan]

For a point of reference. Here is his photo.