+4 STR?

+4 STR?

If anything that study is a complete indictment of the idea that nutrition matters for muscle growth.

(((Scientific advances)))

Rowers... Strength Endurance, not maximal strength as it concerns tabletop rpgs....
So its irrelevant.

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> prehistoric women had stronger arms than modern day women rowers.

Makes sense, btw why does every comment have a knee-jerk reaction? Did nobody read the article and see that it was talking about female rowers and not men?

>Did nobody read
If you have to start a question with this on the internet, the answer should be clear.

So they're extrapolating based on the fact that women would have to do a lot of fairly intensive agricultural work?

Wouldn't their strength plateau at roughly the amount of strength required to grind grain, just with superior endurance?

Would that stack up to the explosive strength that modern professional athletes are capable of?

Probably not, I'd imagine.

What's more important in a fight? The ability to throw a punch or to take a punch?

Should fighters be better off with more health than stronger attacks?