Oli Scarff / AFP via Getty ImagesTransgender Canadian cyclist Rachel McKinnon, center, celebrates winning a gold medal on the podium with bronze medalist Kirsten Herup Sovang of Denmark, right, and silver medalist Dawn Orwick of the United States, for the F35-39 Sprint discipline of the UCI Masters Track Cycling World Championships in Manchester on Oct.19, 2019. (Oli Scarff / AFP via Getty Images)
The results are in and it’s common sense for the win: Male athletes have a biological advantage over female athletes that persists even when gender-confused men take female hormones.
A study published last month in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found that, despite spending a year on hormone therapy, men who identify as women still “retain an advantage in muscle mass, volume, and strength over female controls.”
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Before suppressing testosterone and adding estrogen, men were able to perform “31% more push-ups and 15% more
