>>34994056
breh...

>>34994056
I started at 13 and it didn't stunt my growth at all, if that's what you were alluding to by mentioning your manlet status. In fact, since resistance training can boost HGH production, I tend to suspect it makes you taller if anything. That's provided you don't do anything stupid and herniate multiple discs, et cetera.

22 6'3" tallest in family

>>34994056
Started at 14, lifting for sports in high school. I was supposed to be 6'0" and I'm exactly 6'0", so I guess it didn't really affect me at all. Since I guess this is about lifting and height now.

>>34994056
14, middle school let PE use the football team's weight room with supervision

>>34994056
19 5'11
started at the beginning of this semester

>>34994056
Started lifting around 13
Am 6'1 now

height does not affect lifting unless you try to max too high, can fracture growth discs. I am short cuz of genetics not from lifting

18

Wish I started at 14

>>34994056
Started lifting a month ago after I moved from /mlp/ to /fit/

6'3"

I'm still not sure if I trust any of you guys