Question For People That Believe Men Can Be Women

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(08-26-2023, 05:31 PM)Lucidus Wrote: Why divert to power lifting when we were discussing volleyball? That is a separate discussion we can have, but it's important to understand that each sport is unique and possible advantages can be far more and far less pronounced. 

Because we're talking about the physical advantages men have over women and you claimed there was none, but that proves that there is.

(08-26-2023, 05:47 PM)pally Wrote: All I asked for was context...was this an unusual injury in volleyball?  Could this injury or has this same injury occurred in other players regardless of who hit the ball?

You are trying to make it like this injury was unusual...prove to us it was

Concussions are typical in volleyball, but not ones with lasting effects more than a month.

Constant headaches a year and a half later aren't common.

Partial paralysis and impaired vision are also unusual (unheard of).

Here are the 10 most common volleyball injuries.

1. Ankle Sprain/Strain (23.6%)
2. Concussion (15.3%)
3. Hand/Wrist Sprain/Strain (9.8%)
4. Shoulder Other (6.6%)
5. Knee Sprain/Strain (6.3%)
6. Trunk Sprain/Strain (5.1%)
7. Shoulder Sprain/Strain (5%)
8. Knee Other (4.4%)
9. Hand/Wrist Fracture (4.3%)
10. Hand/Wrist Other (2.2%)
    

Keep in mind that those are also from repeated blows to the head causing concussions, not just one, and I have never heard of damage from one hit lasting a year and a half and I searched.