Need help if i can go 8cm on femur
if i go 8cm, my femur will be dominant. Idk how it will look like. Thankfully i got good wingspan and okish torso. I still find my torso a but small/medium.
This is my body proportions. I got medium torso and good wingspan, and a really small femur
165cm - 173cm - 179cm
or 165cm - 172cm - 177cm is good for me.
Not sure what to do.
I like my current proportions and dont want to make it worse. so i am looking for precise calculation.
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Proportions are spot on , you can run away with 177 easily
Yeah 8cm on femurs for you should be no problem (from an aesthetic perspective).
Quote from: luckyverma2000 on January 07, 2025, 08:44:54 PMNeed help if i can go 8cm on femur
if i go 8cm, my femur will be dominant. Idk how it will look like. Thankfully i got good wingspan and okish torso. I still find my torso a but small/medium.
Average tibia to femur ratio is around 0.80, if your femur is shorter than average you can lengthen it, if your tibia is shorter than average you can lengthen your tibia.
Wingspan is not important, because 180 cm wingspan on person with wide torso and 175 cm wingspan on person with narrower torso, both can have the same arm length. What we need is arm length to body height ratio (ABR), average ABR value is around 0.43. Personally i won't go lower than 0.425 for ABR.
Another important thing is leg length to body height ratio (LBR). The average LBR is 0.51, and i won't go higher than 0.525 for LBR.
Here is how to measure arm length, leg length, and learn more about male average body ratio:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/354894811_The_Human_Body_Proportions_in_the_Preoperative_planning_of_Stature_Increase_Surgery
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