Limb Lengthening Forum
Limb Lengthening Surgery => Height & Proportions => Topic started by: KrP1 on February 05, 2015, 03:27:58 PM
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Hello. Look at this guy proportions. He is natural 173cm.(http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15/02/05/2ab62025cd48a756642923de4d9c02f0.jpg)
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LL model detected!
(http://i.imgur.com/dAUUmKul.jpg?1)
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Short torso, but like most naturally tall guys.... long arms
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This guy looks like he had some extreme femur lengthening:
(http://www.mostbeautifulman.com/misc/andresvelencoso/images/pic09.jpg)
(http://www.listal.com/viewimage/3907285h)
(http://www.bigdonsboys.com/handsomest/andres_velencoso/images/06_02_andres_velencoso_009.jpg)
(http://images.fashionmodeldirectory.com/images/magazines/covers/2069/vanity-fair-spain-2010-may-01-single.jpg)
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LL model detected!
(http://i.imgur.com/dAUUmKul.jpg?1)
are u retarded? He looks normal, not like RGKEY or anything like that
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Just because they wear their pants high doesn't make them actually disproportionate.
That spanish model though, he's got some really long legs but actually a lot of tall people do. My dad has the same sitting height as me, and somehow my uncle who is 195CM as well -that blew my mind. Not sure how accurate my eye measurement is though. People with longlegs usually have long arms as well, also broad shoulders and large hand/feet make them proportional.
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Really? I've actually found that people with long legs have narrow shoulders.
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(http://img4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101127052649/poohadventures/images/5/5d/Brock.gif)
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it comes down to humerus length. Always and always.
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Factors that throw off proportions (in over of most importance):
1. Wingspan
2. Torso size/length
3. Shoulder breadth
4. Foot size
5. Hand size
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Factors that throw off proportions (in over of most importance):
1. Wingspan
2. Torso size/length
3. Shoulder breadth
4. Foot size
5. Hand size
Taller dudes always have big hands and longer fingers yet foot size is as random as penis size I know because I saw people with the following heights and shoe sizes: 5'5" size 10, 5'7" size 9 1/2, 6'2" size 10, 5'10" size 11 etc...When I wear lifts the people who are naturally taller always have bigger hands and I know because where I live men tend to handshake other men or women sometimes so hands are very exposed. The only reason these procedures/surgeries can be justified is because we can blame any disproportion as a birth defect of some sort. I know people with bad proportions and I doubt they went under the knife.
Hand size should be more important than foot size if we could actually lengthen one of them.
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Factors that throw off proportions (in over of most importance):
1. Wingspan
2. Torso size/length
3. Shoulder breadth
4. Foot size
5. Hand size
Good list except hand size should be above foot size.
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LL model detected!
(http://i.imgur.com/dAUUmKul.jpg?1)
Who is he?
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Who is he?
I think it's xRandomMaleModelx
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I think it's xRandomMaleModelx
What an insightful answer that was.
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Taller dudes always have big hands and longer fingers yet foot size is as random as penis size I know because I saw people with the following heights and shoe sizes: 5'5" size 10, 5'7" size 9 1/2, 6'2" size 10, 5'10" size 11 etc...When I wear lifts the people who are naturally taller always have bigger hands and I know because where I live men tend to handshake other men or women sometimes so hands are very exposed. The only reason these procedures/surgeries can be justified is because we can blame any disproportion as a birth defect of some sort. I know people with bad proportions and I doubt they went under the knife.
Hand size should be more important than foot size if we could actually lengthen one of them.
Pay attention to hands as well, as there is some serious variation. I've seen short guys with big, long hands just like tall guys with size 10 feet. You are right though, I should have put hand size before foot size.
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Also I've seen 6'4 guys with short torso and very long legs, though they had long arms
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it comes down to humerus length. Always and always.
no its not just humerus, its humerus and forearm.
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no its not just humerus, its humerus and forearm.
No you are new here so. The forearm is basically the same on all heights. the Humerus tho. That is a distinct measure on how your upperbody will portray itself. I spot it instantly now.
Long humerus more lengthening then those with short humerus who dont even come down past their belly button.
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No you are new here so. The forearm is basically the same on all heights. the Humerus tho. That is a distinct measure on how your upperbody will portray itself. I spot it instantly now.
Long humerus more lengthening then those with short humerus who dont even come down past their belly button.
your saying this to make yourself believe that when you get arm lengthening you wont look odd, but you will. look at percentiles of forearm it varies a lot same as humerus. also humerus length relative to forearm is controlled by Prenatal Testosterone, meaning if you lengthen your humerus alone your arms will look more feminine.
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your saying this to make yourself believe that when you get arm lengthening you wont look odd, but you will. look at percentiles of forearm it varies a lot same as humerus. also humerus length relative to forearm is controlled by Prenatal Testosterone, meaning if you lengthen your humerus alone your arms will look more feminine.
I didn't really believe this when I first heard about this on the forum. But after observing people I do believe that a longer humerus does look more feminine. Especially if the person is slim. Even building some muscle won't help you much unless you add a lot. I won't consider arm lengthening but if I did I would really limit the amount.
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LL model detected!
(http://i.imgur.com/dAUUmKul.jpg?1)
This guy has natural proportions... its just the boots he is wearing.
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This guy has natural proportions... its just the boots he is wearing.
Yeah, that was irony, he has natural long-legged propotions, boots are standart height.