The average woman has 52% of the upper body strength and 66% of the lower body strength of the average man. Overall, the average woman is stronger than 2.5% of men, and the average man is stronger than 97.5% of women.
Here’s an example in grip strength, which is easy to measure:
(Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health [2016] pp. 117–132 doi:10.1093/emph/eow00)
And the situation doesn’t get much more “equal” when it comes to comparing female elite athletes with all men:
Physical strength differential is a point that conclusively attests to the fact that men and women are different.
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