"Bigger" does not necessarily mean "stronger." Someone may have larger arm muscles, but that does not mean he/she has stronger arm muscles.
Yes, men do tend to have greater upper body strength than women. However, as product labels and advertisements often say, results may vary.
My wife is a farmer's daughter. Salesman jokes aside, being a farm girl has made her stronger than most men I know.
Let's just say that I learned very early in our relationship that it is not a good idea to pull a scare prank on her if I want to avoid black and blue bruises.
Remember that video that seemed like a car advertisement and then some guy in green zombie makeup jumps in front of the camera? I showed it to my wife. That almost sent me to the hospital.
Is normal for women to out lift men in the gym
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"Bigger" does not necessarily mean "stronger." Someone may have larger arm muscles, but that does not mean he/she has stronger arm muscles.
Yes, men do tend to have greater upper body strength than women. However, as product labels and advertisements often say, results may vary.
My wife is a farmer's daughter. Salesman jokes aside, being a farm girl has made her stronger than most men I know.
Let's just say that I learned very early in our relationship that it is not a good idea to pull a scare prank on her if I want to avoid black and blue bruises.
Remember that video that seemed like a car advertisement and then some guy in green zombie makeup jumps in front of the camera? I showed it to my wife. That almost sent me to the hospital.