Low budget and short femurs...

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Quote from: Penguinn on June 26, 2017, 04:51:25 PMHave you gotten X-Rays of your legs or are you saying your femurs are short from looking at them? Measuring your legs with a tape from the outside is absolutely and utterly pointless.

But I can imagine how it would look with extra cm.
For example, if sit on my legs in a bowing position, my feet stay under the thighs, but after ll the feet will stay exactly out of the thighs

I mean this type of sitting.
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQQ8ewjStXPPtGE6le48e57AUI7wESvjDLiIiRZP9V32IRjI_q2DJa-9yV3

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Quote from: Bryzola on June 26, 2017, 05:01:42 PMBut I can imagine how it would look with extra cm.
For example, if sit on my legs in a bowing position, my feet stay under the thighs, but after ll the feet will stay exactly out of the thighs

I mean this type of sitting.
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQQ8ewjStXPPtGE6le48e57AUI7wESvjDLiIiRZP9V32IRjI_q2DJa-9yV3

If your feet stay under your thighs and not your ass in that position, there's a chance your tibias are actually relatively short. Or am I misunderstanding?

Regardless, an X-Ray is the only way you should conclude whether your femur is long or short. All this speculation serves no purpose.

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Quote from: Penguinn on June 26, 2017, 05:30:50 PMIf your feet stay under your thighs and not your ass in that position, there's a chance your tibias are actually relatively short. Or am I misunderstanding?

Regardless, an X-Ray is the only way you should conclude whether your femur is long or short. All this speculation serves no purpose.

The feet stay right under my butt.

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Well really strictly speaking, LON or LATN, so not purely internal methods.

As for proportions, so you know which segment to lengthen, it's good to be able to get an idea of whether your femurs or tibias are proportionally long or short.