While female athletes may face stereotypes related to their emotions or physical appearance, aggression is not typically associated with them.

Title IX aimed to eliminate gender discrimination in education, including in athletics, by requiring equal opportunities for both male and female students.

The 'glass ceiling' in sports refers to the barriers that prevent women from advancing to leadership roles, such as head coaches, general managers, or athletic directors.

China hosted the inaugural FIFA Women's World Cup in 1991.

The term 'tomboy' is typically used to describe a girl who engages in activities or behaviors that are traditionally associated with boys, such as playing sports or engaging in physical activities.

While female athletes may face challenges related to access to facilities, pay, and media coverage, equal opportunities for advancement are generally not a major issue.

The concept of 'sporting femininity' suggests that women should participate in sports in a way that aligns with traditional feminine values, such as grace, modesty, and nurturing.

While gender stereotypes, lack of role models, and limited opportunities for advancement are factors that contribute to the underrepresentation of women in leadership positions in sports, equal pay for female athletes is not a contributing factor.

Muscle dysmorphia is a condition in which an individual becomes excessively preoccupied with building muscle mass and achieving a muscular physique, often leading to an unhealthy obsession with body image.

While male athletes may face stereotypes related to their strength, aggression, or physical abilities, emotionality is not typically associated with them.

Hegemonic masculinity in sports refers to the dominant form of masculinity that is valued and reinforced in sports culture, often emphasizing physical strength, aggression, and dominance.

The United States won the inaugural FIFA Women's World Cup in 1991.

A jockstrap is a protective garment worn by male athletes to protect their genitals during sports activities.

While male athletes may face challenges related to pressure to conform to traditional masculine ideals, limited opportunities for advancement, or lack of access to facilities, lower pay compared to female athletes is not a common challenge.

The muscularity-femininity complex suggests that women are forced to choose between being muscular and feminine, as these qualities are often seen as mutually exclusive.