Awwww yeahh lets go ! <| sep |> Just 5 more minutes you say as you enter Alpha Centurai to dock at the station to complete a data delivery mission . <| sep |> And 100 % of cyclists . <| sep |> Oh strange . Never gotten that . <| sep |> And bros from unzud . <| sep |> Sorry that simply isn ' t true . Men have actual physiological advantages that simply cannot be overcome when skill is equal . In a sport like BJJ which is highly technical , it is hard to classify exact skill level because there is no way to qualify what went on in each training session , what you ' ve done over x number of years , who you trained with , who were your partners , what seminars did you attend , etc . If we assume that , yes , we could perfectly match up a man and a women based on skill , men are significantly stronger , more powerful , faster , have better anaerobic endurance which will ultimately allow them to perform better . There are no inherent gender differences in strategy or what can essentially be viewed as tactical knowledge based on gender , so no they wouldn ' t win based on that element of sports performance . In sports , highschool aged boys beat professional women all of the time . All sports involve elements of physicalmotor fitness which men overwhelmingly have the advantage in . And again , these things are well established in the exercise science field , men greatly outperform women in essentially every element of fitness . You can believe what you said if you want to , but as a exercise scientist it is objectively untrue . There certainly are women who can beat men , but in sport performance men are inherently better due to differences in physiology . If a female BJJ practioner beats a male , it is because the skill gap is so great that they can overcome these physiological differences . Or , if the man is untrainedhas poor performance in fitness measures , an elite trained women could match , say , the upper body strength of an average man . That doesn ' t mean women aren ' t capable athletes or extremely talented they should respected just like male athletes . they just have differences in anatomy and physiology that do not allow them to perform at the same level as equally skilled men .