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Generally, each sports league makes its own rules, regardless of the players' genders. In women's Basketball, for example, the distance of a 3-point shot is shorter in the WNBA than in the NBA.
What else can I help you with?
Will women be as good as men at sports?
It depends on the sport and the person playing the sport.
Are there special rules for women in Iran?
women should don not talk with na mahram
When did women start playing ice hockey as a competitive sport?
1982
Do women have balls?
No, they don't ---- It depends on what sport they are playing. If they are playing cricket, football etc then they would find it dufficult playing without a ball
Why women should definitely not play games like cricket and football.?
Women can play whatever sport they like. I am a women and I love playing football.
What sport's uniform rules have changed to acknowledge religious and cultural differences throughout the world?
the women in the olympic beach volleyball are no longer required to wear bikinis
What sports are women participating in?
At one point in time, women were not allowed to play sports. Now, during present times, you can find women playing any sport they desire.
Why is rugby a non-traditional sport for women?
Rugby is a nontraditional sport for women because it is extremely rough. Rugby is similar to football in terms of methods such as tackling, which is very rough and is needed to be played by big, strong men as opposed to women.
What is the most watched women's sport?
Basketball is the most watched women's sport
What are the changes in basketball rules for women?
Women use a size 6 ball, instead of the size 7 for men. It is lighter and smaller than the men's. That is about all I think, basketball is not the sport to be sexist.
Can girls play pro football?
There is a professional womens league currently playing in the US called the IWFL. Also no major professional leagues have rules against women playing, but no women have ever played for any of them.
What has the author Marion Elizabeth Ellis written?
Marion Elizabeth Ellis has written: 'The participation of women in sport in Wales' -- subject(s): WOMEN in sport -- Wales, SPORT -- Women -- Wales
