I can do with 2 inches. 6'4'' is good as well, there are always insoles and boots to bring me to 6'6''.
1. This height is nothing special in Scandinavia, only little above average, which is not enough for hotter chicks
2. Hot girls want top 5% guys, not top 30%.
3. Average height is rising, since short guys are doing LL now and new generation of guys are taller due to nutrition and pickier females.
4. I have a plan to max out all of my stats including height.
1. You are 3 inches above every Scandinavian country's average. There is no place in the world where 6'2 is considered short, even among the Dutch.
2. For every 1 woman who thinks 6'2 is too short, there's 1,000 who think that 1 woman is crazy. If you can't stand the thought that there's a woman out there somewhere who decides you don't fit her height fetish criteria, then talking to a therapist or something is a lot more safe and affordable than CLL.
3. The amount of people who do CLL around the world is not even a fraction of a percent of the male population in any country. It's a non-factor. Average height has peaked in developed Western countries.
4. Leg lengthening will noticeably diminish your athletic abilities when it comes to running and making swift movements, so professional sports will no longer be in the cards if you're interested in that. And as for gaining strength, your lengthened limbs will lose some strength building potential. The only stat you're gaining is height - every other physical stat will be reduced.
5. Is going from 6'2 - 6'5 really worth the possibility of - nerve damage causing constant numbness or tingling in the affected area, bone pain during cold weather or rain, exertional compartment syndrome that prevents you from running more than a few seconds, among other things?
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Topic: If I start at 6'2'', how much can I expect to gain? Is 6'5'' realistic? (Read 10540 times)