holds 37 state records in Arizona and North Carolina, and taken 22 national championship titles, with 15 of those being in individual events.
In Crossfit competitions, which he competed in from 2012 to 2021, Caldas was ranked as the number one woman in his age category in his home country of Portugal from 2018 until his retirement from the sport. He has ranked highly in a number of competitions, including taking women’s prize money and first place in Croatia, Argentina and Cyprus from 2014 to 2016. This is all despite the fact that Crossfit did not allow trans-identified men to officially compete in the sport until 2019. Although the sport has recently undone this policy, there is no screening required.
During the global COVID-19 lockdowns, Caldas became the 2021 world champion in the open category of the indoor rowing world championships, and still currently co-holds the world record in the women’s 500 meter category.
What a guy. Just shows how determination and hard work can make you a winner – plus a total lack of moral scruples, a contempt for women, and a complacent and useless sporting infrastructure.
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