Quote from: TIBIKE200 on July 04, 2016, 02:27:27 PMThere isnt correct armspan ratio. from medical literature, it goes from 10cm longer all the way to 10cm shorter. Try to stay near the 0 difference
I'm not sure I understand, so the closer arm length and leg lenghth are the better?
Quote from: bar on July 04, 2016, 08:43:20 AM
this is my photo:
God bless you all.
These are probably 9" inseam shorts you are wearing. 7" inseam shorts will make you look taller. Shorts should fall at the top of your knee.
In the USA, 7" inseam is hard to find, not sure about where you live. Target stores sell a 7" in their house brand . (merano) Peter manning sells a 7", but they are not cheap.
Quote from: bar on July 04, 2016, 08:43:20 AM
this is my photo:
God bless you all.
These are probably 9" inseam shorts you are wearing. 7" inseam shorts will make you look taller. Shorts should fall at the top of your knee.
In the USA, 7" inseam is hard to find, not sure about where you live. Target stores sell a 7" in their house brand . (merano) Peter manning sells a 7", but they are not cheap.
Quote from: ub40 on July 04, 2016, 02:29:54 PMI'm not sure I understand, so the closer arm length and leg lenghth are the better?
Not better. There isnt a better arm length. But the closer to 0 the closer to normality.
Quote from: ub40 on July 04, 2016, 02:29:54 PMI'm not sure I understand, so the closer arm length and leg lenghth are the better?
proportionally,yes.It looks better to have close wingspan to your height or more than your height.It looks worse and worse with each cm after a certain point if you pass your wingspan.
Hi there,
The photo is from Israel, I'm now visit my family, but I live in north Europe.
Quote from: bar on July 04, 2016, 12:49:11 PMJust measured it, from my shoulder till the tip of my figures, it's about 76cm.
Well i have 75cm and 175cm wingspan with standing height of 166cm so just wanted to compare so cheers.
Quote from: CCMidwest on July 04, 2016, 02:12:10 PMCan I give some advice on the CBT?
You have to want it to work. Just keep that in mind. CBT has worked well for me, and I am just a hair taller than you. (my wife is 175cm, like your girl too)
But I REALLY wanted it to work. It takes time.
Stay away from medication if you can, especially SSRI's. I've never been on them, but I've seen them f*ck up men's sex drives.
Good luck man.
Thank you my friend, I'll take it seriously and give it all I can.
Bar I hope you see this full recovery is very possible it all depends on yourself. You need to be in excellent shape before hand and you must go back to that healthy lifestyle. I have met a professional cricket player who has had lengthening and a boxer since I've been in India both of whom are much happier.
Boxing and cricket is nothing for your legs. Try Taekwondo instead. Then you'll realize you've fked up your life permanently.
100% recovery is impossible. There will always be some sort of aches and your range of motion will be altered.
I challenge anyone anywhere in the world for a running match or fighting sparring match if you've lengthened ~7cm and claim you've recovered 100%. Forget about it. I was out running this morning and it went well - but it's lightyears from before LL.
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