I've been wondering about this for a while now. Now, this might not engage most users here, but if you're interested in bodybuilding, this will be important to you. What happens to the muscle belly shape after lenghening? Say, I lengthened my humerus, would it change the way my arm looks drastically, or would it remain the same, only longer? Thanks.
Well I had the surgery on the humerus and my muscle is much larger in volume than it was before. Same phenomenon happened with my calf muscles. It's not just longer but fuller.
Quote from: Iamready on May 05, 2017, 11:41:37 PMWell I had the surgery on the humerus and my muscle is much larger in volume than it was before. Same phenomenon happened with my calf muscles. It's not just longer but fuller.
So now you've got "big guns"?
Wow dude, are you sure? This is really good news for me. Thank you so much
That's called fibrosis you beta dweeb. That's bad news for you lol
What the fk is fibrosis
For some reason, after lenghtening I have well shaped abdominal (better than before), if I trained a little more the abs I would have six pack. I think it's because of the stiffness of the hip, the counter muscles are in the core so you train subconsciously hahaha
Quote from: AlphaFrog on May 06, 2017, 09:42:39 AMThat's called fibrosis you beta dweeb. That's bad news for you lol
I'm not here to argue with you or dispute the fact that I am a beta dweeb. I'm just providing information.
Quote from: TIBIKE200 on May 06, 2017, 07:39:12 AMSo now you've got "big guns"?
It's not just the biceps, it's also the triceps. And although the volume of the muscle has increased so has the definition. I used to work out my arms and legs prior to surgery and I was never this ripped or as large in either area.
Are your arms as strong as before?
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