Sex-specific sports safety standards

Mandate that sports federations and school athletic programs audit injury data by sex and adopt design standards (course length, jump geometry, obstacle scale, equipment rules) that materially reduce sex‑disparate injury rates among girls without simply banning participation. The policy would create measurable safety rules (e.g., maximum jump height, landing slope, training hours) and require reporting of sex‑disaggregated ACL, concussion and severe‑injury incidence for any sport staged at youth, school, national or Olympic levels. — This reframes debates about 'equal treatment' vs 'equal safety' into concrete policy choices affecting public health, youth participation, school budgets, and gender‑equality norms.