Quote from: Sean Connery on March 13, 2015, 10:23:02 PMAnd what are the chances of a lazy ass before limb lengthening suddenly training like he's going to try out for the Olympics?
I don't like being told I cant do things.
But ur right, personality is hard to change.
but I hasten to add that many individuals get fit or massive weight loss in their 20s.. sudden motivation to make the beest out of life.
but I hasten to add that many individuals get fit or massive weight loss in their 20s.. sudden motivation to make the beest out of life.
Potential is pointless for sportive people, like so many of us are. It´s not about potential to improve if ur a lazy fat guy but rather about the actual possibility of being able to preserve our high athletic standarts.
This thread doesn´t apply to you Itsmylife, you already are sportive and with a gain of 8cm´s you will loose some of your athletic abilities for sure. From what the Dr. told me, you are not even likely to ever get back to the sport standart you were pre ll.
Potential is pointless for sportive people, like so many of us are. It´s not about potential to improve if ur a lazy fat guy but rather about the actual possibility of being able to preserve our high athletic standarts.
This thread doesn´t apply to you Itsmylife, you already are sportive and with a gain of 8cm´s you will loose some of your athletic abilities for sure. From what the Dr. told me, you are not even likely to ever get back to the sport standart you were pre ll.
having a smaller torso doesn't mean i mean i work out all the time but my hips are not going to get less wide and my narrow shoulders won't magically broaden if you took steroids you could look like that but then your heart would fill up with cholesterol boom you die.
having a smaller torso doesn't mean i mean i work out all the time but my hips are not going to get less wide and my narrow shoulders won't magically broaden if you took steroids you could look like that but then your heart would fill up with cholesterol boom you die.
As much as we would like this to be enhancing athletically, this seems like nonsense. Just be satisfied with the height and if you make a full recovery.
As much as we would like this to be enhancing athletically, this seems like nonsense. Just be satisfied with the height and if you make a full recovery.
Quote from: ForcedPuberty on March 13, 2015, 08:53:57 PMI agree. 
I go by what a doctor told someone once.
I personally asked Dr. Lee what he thought about this (lengthening past 6 cm) and he has told me that from his experience in talking to former lengthening patients (2-3 years post recovery) those that only lengthened 5 cm recovered fully and their previous athleticism returned close to 100% to pre-LL levels. On the other hand, those who chose to lengthen between 6 and 7 centimeters recovered 100% in performing daily functions (walking, light jogging, etc), BUT only recovered about 60-70% of their pre-LL athleticism when engaging in serious sports/strenuous activities (full sprinting, jumping, basketball, rugby,etc..). Additionally, those that lengthened beyond 7 cm saw an ever greater decline in their previous athletic abilities
I think 6cm is the safe zone max.
but I still have that stupid fking voice in the back of my fking head........ it keeps saying........ how about 6.5cm FP...... you can do it....... youll be fine.......... imagine if you could have done it and you didn't go for it....... all those other people did more than 6cm.......... you can do it.......... DO IT! lol
Does he do Achilles' tendon lengthening, though? That one study on cosmetic ll patients found that all of those whom lengthened between 4-12 cm on their tibias regained their pre-ll athletic ability ONLY when they did Achilles' tendon lengthening.
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