dont bother

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Quote from: YourSpaceBoyfriend on July 25, 2016, 09:58:08 PMBut they can correlate.

I guess i will know after LL.

Same here. 

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@ aussie If you think LL will help with sports you're either an idiot or deluding yourself

And I've lived in canberra 28 years - half of men arent over 6ft.

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BTW I'd be happy to meet up and compare our athletic abilities. I guarantee you're overestimating yourself.

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And here is the tall BDD squat obsessive fanatic who says that short guys instead of doing this surgery should just move to asian or middle eastern countries...



 You are fked up as much as OP

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Ok I am officially using this forum for entertainment purposes from here on out!!!!!   just hit the fan and the straw broke the camels back! LMAO at what this forum has turned into.

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Quote from: YourSpaceBoyfriend on July 25, 2016, 08:52:03 PMThat's kinda something that scares me to most about LL.

With my posture i'm capable of pulling 4"(on both segments 5/5) but when i will get to that 5'9/5'10 it won't be enough.

I hope yellow you will finally get in peace with your body especially that you earned a lot for yourself.

The problem with LL is that, for the guys who need it most (I would say 5'6" and below sort of "need" LL, at least with the standards we're all held to these days)...since you can only reasonably expect to gain, say, 2-3 inches (if you're super lucky) from one surgery...you might still feel short even after. Being a solid 5'8" at night is a huge change from being a bit over 5'5" (also at night). And I have other things going for me where I can make 5'8" work. But it's still not ideal. I really feel like if I were 5'9" I'd honestly never think of this anymore. What kills me is that I'm so close and yet so far. And tibias just scare me, and they take millions of years (time that I don't have) to heal. So I don't know. I may be stuck with this. At least it's a lot better.

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@tbike - No, I'd advise that you get on with your life. The next step is a change of scenery. A holiday and a few grand is nothing in the grand scheme of things if you're willing to break your legs for near 6 figures.

Squat fanatic made me lol. One of the most common questions here is gym use after lengthening. We don't see any remotely heavy post lengthening compound lifts so that's what I tell people rather than giving them false hope.

You should be more polite when you post - your mummy is watching right?

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Quote from: Thatdude950 on July 26, 2016, 02:09:30 PM@tbike - No, I'd advise that you get on with your life. The next step is a change of scenery. A holiday and a few grand is nothing in the grand scheme of things if you're willing to break your legs for near 6 figures.

Squat fanatic made me lol. One of the most common questions here is gym use after lengthening. We don't see any remotely heavy post lengthening compound lifts so that's what I tell people rather than giving them false hope.

You should be more polite when you post - your mummy is watching right?

mommy might be watching. Still doesnt mean that your obsession with heavy compound lifts or atleast athleticism is anywhere near legit or logical.

 For a guy who advise people here to go on with their life you do keep spending your time here. Maybe you should apply your suggestions to yourself first

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It's hard to look away from a car crash, and if you might be able to help you should at least try.

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Quote from: Thatdude950 on July 26, 2016, 02:22:47 PMIt's hard to look away from a car crash, and if you might be able to help you should at least try.

I like your comparison. Must be amazing feeling like a saint.