Pretty much what you’d expect imo - huge difference once puberty hits.
It does look like men got weaker or women got stronger age 14-16 since the 1960s though.
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Pretty much what you’d expect imo - huge difference once puberty hits.
It does look like men got weaker or women got stronger age 14-16 since the 1960s though.
You should look into the correlation between grip strength and other positive biomarkers including longer life expectancy. It's pretty fascinating.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6778477/
Interesting. That's not as dramatic as I expected from the conversations I had heard. However, I'm not surprised that what I heard was exaggerated.
I doubt what's in the charts is a large enough change to affect anything, unless there's something really interesting going on in the tails.
Interesting! But not sure what to do with this knowledge
Arm wrestle your wife and win
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there is an evolutionary reason for this difference in grip strength: the contest from Seinfeld, it's different for a woman, we have to do it, it's part of our lifestyle
https://xcancel.com/cremieuxrecueil/status/1891174912791818684