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Experts and everyday observers alike point out the clear physical differences rooted in biology—skeletal structure, muscle mass, strength capacity—that favor men in many athletic pursuits. A anecdotal reflection from a basketball player who believed that a top-tier female team could be beaten by a high school boys’ team underscores this point.
As gender policies evolve, the need for clear and consistent rules becomes more apparent. Critics argue that categories like “women’s sports” exist precisely because of these biological differences, and disregarding them threatens both fairness and safety.