Femur is longer than tibia in pretty much 100% of humans. Averaging 0.8 tibia to femur (which means your femur is 25% longer than your tibia). Some world class runners may have a 0.85 ratio especially elite black endurance runners from some tribe in Africa. Many black people have >0.8 tibia ratios. No one has longer tibias than femurs or equal tibias to femurs barring some genetic mess in the womb
Quote from: ghkid2019 on January 05, 2021, 06:57:35 AMFemur is longer than tibia in pretty much 100% of humans. Averaging 0.8 tibia to femur (which means your femur is 25% longer than your tibia). Some world class runners may have a 0.85 ratio especially elite black endurance runners from some tribe in Africa. Many black people have >0.8 tibia ratios. No one has longer tibias than femurs or equal tibias to femurs barring some genetic mess in the womb
Well said.
Tibias are always shorter about 20% compared to femurs.
Personally, even after 7,5cm of LL I still have shorter tibias than femurs but not a lot (about 2-3cm).
Then i think i am a genetic freak coz my tibias are very long maybe not longer then femur or maybe but they look very long....btw what do u think is the knee height of a normal 6 ft male..and also a long and short legged 6 ftr.
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