This is a bit old but it's a great example of A) innate differences between men and women and their comparative strengths and weaknesses in a particular pursuit, and B) the negative reaction that you receive for pointing this out, even when you're an expert in your field.

Here is the tips article from Bret Contreras:

http://bretcontreras.com/strength-training-for-women/

With observations like:

Women often bring drama to the gym and have more trouble detaching from everyday life-struggles when training

Women are better than men at fostering camaraderie but not quite as good as men at holding training partners accountable for showing up.

If a woman has a boyfriend/husband who is a coach/trainer, she won’t listen to him no matter what his credentials are (never a prophet in your own land)

Women tend to be very grateful and appreciative of their trainers, more so than men

Some women giggle when they’re struggling with exercise form or when pushing a set near failure – men don’t do this

Women love feeling strong, contrary to popular opinion

Women are not as natural as men at adjusting machines and apparatuses

He's called sexist and misogynist in the comments, and there's also an attack article on Jezebel called '120 Hilarious Fitness Tips for Women From a Swole Bro':

http://jezebel.com/459037842