Supposedly, through raising the seat height. A lot of anecdotes, including some successful ones, on the web but not sure on it's validity. Maybe it's one of those methods which really work but are kept as a secret?
Sorry, but the only way to get taller after you are adult is cosmetic limb lengthening. LSJL, hormones, stem cell, pills, exercises, they are all scams.
I think, this method could work if you were fixed on the seat and stretched your heels to the pedals. But, firstly, you cannot fix yourself on the seat and your perineum will rub against the seat and hurt. Secondly, pedaling with your heels (especially slowing down) is difficult and dangerous.
Thirdly, you need to drive tens of kilometers a day in this position
Cmon guys.
Stop dreaming.
So it's a no? Not trying to be delusional but rather to consider all the opportunities before CLL. ATM thinking of that Greek doctor with Stryde but still wary of all the potential issues. Planning to do next year in the best case and hoping the system will only improve by then. Blessed and cursed at the same time - with my height it's a benefit to LL but the same risk when some argue that it's not worth it in my situation
The only little hope would be hgh or mk677 to get an extra inch but cycling? No way
What's your height? 5'7?
Quote from: Canon on October 31, 2019, 09:25:29 PMThe only little hope would be hgh or mk677 to get an extra inch but cycling? No way
I'm 25, so I consider hgh a waste of money, given that the cost is not small. In RE to mg677, I didn't take it but took some other stuff which didn't help much. IMHO, hard to achieve anything with supplements alone in my situation.
Quote from: shallowsociety on October 31, 2019, 09:38:03 PMWhat's your height? 5'7?
5'10, but my father is 5'9 and my mother is 5'7. I believe that I should've been at least 5'11, which I doubt that the height would affect me. I feel as I was robbed, as I was always the tallest growing up but then something happened.
Quote from: FiveTen on November 01, 2019, 05:08:51 AMI'm 25, so I consider hgh a waste of money, given that the cost is not small. In RE to mg677, I didn't take it but took some other stuff which didn't help much. IMHO, hard to achieve anything with supplements alone in my situation.5'10, but my father is 5'9 and my mother is 5'7. I believe that I should've been at least 5'11, which I doubt that the height would affect me. I feel as I was robbed, as I was always the tallest growing up but then something happened.
I have about the same situation, but worse. Father is about 5'8-5'9. Mother is 5'6. I am 5'8
Quote from: Iron_Man on November 01, 2019, 04:36:11 PMI have about the same situation, but worse. Father is about 5'8-5'9. Mother is 5'6. I am 5'8
IMHO, as long as you're at least your father's height then you shouldn't feel bad too much (if the height is not big), as you've somewhat achieved your genetic predisposition. Seems like the mothers' heights do not play too much role at least from my exp (unless too short). In RE to your situation, not sure what's your age (most of the people considering CLL are 18+), but you should be able to at least match your father's height. Did you have much issues with health growing up, what about any abnormalities like spine issues now? There's always hope to gain before doing CCL (what I'm doing now, also while saving up)
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