I plan on going 180 cm to 192 cm through concurrent bilateral lengthening. How will my proportions look?
These are my current proportions:
Height 180 cm
Wingspan 180 cm
Sitting Height/Torso Length ~ 97-98 cm
Leg Length ~ 81-82 cm
Leg Length / Height
81/180 = 0.45
Short Legs
Sitting Height / Height
97/180 = 0.55
Long Torso
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Posted on Apr 7, 2021, 1:17 am
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Posted on Apr 7, 2021, 1:08 pm
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Is a 10 cm difference in terms of wingspan/height noticeable especially considering my torso is 55% longer than my legs?
I did a little bit of math to balance out my torso/height and it seems that AFTER my surgeries, my proportions will be more balanced.
Current:
Leg Length / Height
81/180 = 0.45
Short Legs
Sitting Height / Height
97/180 = 0.55
Long Torso
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After 12 cm lengthening:
Leg Length / Height
93/192 = 0.49
Sitting Height / Height
97/192 = 0.50
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