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I haven't studied the issue at all? Then how come Google AI reports the following:

Several major international, national, and collegiate sports organizations have implemented bans or strict eligibility rules that restrict women's sports categories to athletes assigned female at birth:
• International Olympic Committee (IOC): Announced a ban on transgender women from competing in women's events starting at the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles, requiring a mandatory genetic screening test.
• National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA): Limited women's sports competition strictly to athletes assigned female at birth.
• National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA): Approved a policy stating that only athletes whose biological sex assigned at birth is female and who have not undergone hormone therapy may compete in women's sports.
• U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC): Barred transgender women from competing in women's sports categories.
• Individual International Federations: Stricter rules barring transgender women who went through male puberty have been enacted for specific sports including World Aquatics (swimming), Union Cycliste Internationale (cycling), and World Athletics (track and field).
• State High School Athletic Associations: At least 25+ U.S. states have enacted legislative bans or athletic association rules restricting transgender girls and women from participating in girls' or women's school sports competitions.

I understand reading and learning may be difficult for you, but the Olympic committee has ruled and banned trans-women from competing in women's Olympic events

They may lose some muscle mass, but not muscle density, nor bone density, larger skeletal structure, larger lungs, more adrenaline, a higher degree of twitch muscles,,,

There is a reason why women's sports exist in the first place, and it isn't as an excuse to wear tights as opposed to loose shorts. Women have noticeably larger muscle mass below the waist then men do, but they're not beating them on track and field. That added muscle is for endurance, especially when carrying offspring, it's not for making them better at chasing down prey than men can.

This is why females who have transitioned to males competing in men's sports isn't making headlines. Hormones may help to pack on the muscle mass, but no amount of testosterone is going to make them more efficient at chasing down antelopes and throwing spears at them than men can.

Not saying that there aren't (biological) women who can't beat men, but the overall average...

I have to look into it more, but I recall reading something that said that trans women on hormones do end up losing bone density over time

But that would be losing bone density as opposed to not building it in the first place.

Skeletal structure does not shrink, so that would be bone loss more akin to osteoporosis. It's a weakening of the bone mass, but not a reduction of the framework. Overall size would remain the same.

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