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Two transgender teen sprinters come first AND second in the girl's state championship months after one competed as a boy. Fair or not?
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It will always be difficult, unfortunately transition surgery would not remove the physical advantages unless it happened after delaying puberty. A male to female will have a starting point of denser bones, heavier tendon attachments and usually slightly bigger muscles relative to height. You don't get this problem arising with female to male as the only way they can compete is to train and hope to get to some kind of parity. It's not a disability so the Paralympic option will not be an option. At the top level this would not be an issue as gender is confirmed with genetic testing in cases where there is a doubt so you compete as your genetic not identified gender.
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It wouldn't be feasible at school or local club level, I think it is up to the organisers to take these young people to one side and explainable while they can compete with the girls as they identify as female it would be unsporting because they have a distinct advantage and therefore any victory would be valueless.
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