seem like this guy survived LL. hes all over youtube now. i want to go for my femurs. just hard to live in a foreign country and not getting enough food.
Quote from: Beemer m3 on January 18, 2024, 01:40:27 AMseem like this guy survived LL. hes all over youtube now. i want to go for my femurs. just hard to live in a foreign country and not getting enough food.
Are you recovering fast enough you feel like you can go through a second one, mentally?
8.5 femurs. 7.2 tibias. Don't have knock knees. Proportions are exactly what I was hoping for. Ballerina is mostly resolved but still improving. 139kg last time i weighed myself, still trying to not be too heavy while recovering.
Deleted instagram because i was getting too popular and that was not the original purpose of that account, also did not like how i was spending too much time on the app and oversharing everything. I am not normally the type that cares what others think of him, and that was making me care much more than I should, so i stopped it. JRE episode airing right after was complete shock and coincidence...and honour.
I get wanting to be 6'2-6'4 from 6'0, but why 6'6?
Quote from: Body Builder on December 30, 2022, 01:47:21 AMThis surgery IS for short men or at least about average ones.
Of course it is not for taller than average ones like diet is not for already thin people.
If someome is not "right on his skin" and especially on his height while being 1.83 and wants to do 2 LLs, not even one, by doing LON to some turkish butchers then he is even a madman or is being paid for it.
In either cases these people are not brave nor anything like the things you wrote.
In reality they are examples to avoid when we talk about LL.
It's actually for deformities and emergencies, later implemented widely for cosmetic reasons. And it's technically a LIMB LENGTHENING procedure, height increase just happens to be a byproduct and the main reason most people do it. Doesn't mean it's MY main reason for doing so.
I had a vision for what I wanted to look like and much like with a home remodel, you have to break some things first to get the desired result. The added height is definitely a huge plus and a lot of fun, but i was never uncomfortable at my height, or not feel "right in my skin." I just wanted an improvement. There were many factors that led me to do this. I just don't always feel like writing out an exhaustive list. I already feel like i've overshared, hence me deleting my IG acct.
Quote from: Kintaeryos on January 24, 2024, 02:29:34 PMI get wanting to be 6'2-6'4 from 6'0, but why 6'6?
Good question. I wouldve been happy with 6'3...but i didnt want to do only one segment, and to do two segments for 3 inches didn't feel worth it to me at the time.
I figured if someone doing quadrilateral is lengthening 14cm from 165cm starting height (something i was told was common), that's about 8.5% of their height increased. An 8.5% increase from 183cm is 15.6cm. So I aimed for 15.5cm and ended up hitting 15.7cm. Not perfect reasoning, but I wanted to get my money's worth and it made sense to me at the time.
Quote from: Body Builder on December 30, 2022, 01:47:21 AMThis surgery IS for short men or at least about average ones.
Of course it is not for taller than average ones like diet is not for already thin people.
If someome is not "right on his skin" and especially on his height while being 1.83 and wants to do 2 LLs, not even one, by doing LON to some turkish butchers then he is even a madman or is being paid for it.
In either cases these people are not brave nor anything like the things you wrote.
In reality they are examples to avoid when we talk about LL.
1.83 m is near-average in some places though, if not the average (and in some small regions even below). Not everyone here is Asian or American.
Quote from: Kintaeryos on January 24, 2024, 03:44:45 PM1.83 m is near-average in some places though, if not the average (and in some small regions even below). Not everyone here is Asian or American.
Correct. Also, if your friend group is all tall people, or in your sport the average is much taller, the global/national average doesnt seem so relevant. That's something more than a few people have expressed to me.
Quote from: Vogel on December 29, 2022, 10:57:11 AMHello,
Just curious, are you being paid by live life taller to advertise them? Because it seems like it. Nothing wrong with that, I just want to know.
Are you Brain or one of live life taller employees?
Good luck 👍🏼
Not paid. I told them they could use my image all they wanted (cuz i knew my size would attract attention), and they gladly accepted my offer.
The original post was made on my behalf because I was busy with instagram and found this forum a bit difficult to figure out but I'm updating it now.
Quote from: Strongestlender on January 24, 2024, 04:11:17 PMCorrect. Also, if your friend group is all tall people, or in your sport the average is much taller, the global/national average doesnt seem so relevant. That's something more than a few people have expressed to me.
Wassup man! It's good to see you posting here. My big question is about your performance in the gym, I also lift weights and I wanted to know if LL has negatively affected your PRS (1 rep max) and other types of heavy work. Wish you the best in the end of your journey
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