Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My oldest was a competitive swimmer (6 days, 18 hours a week) and he grew considerably when he stopped swimming at 17. I don’t know how much exactly but 2-3 inches.
So swimming stunted his growth interesting
Any sort of sport where you’re working that hard for that many hours would do it. Look at Dominique MoceanU in gymnastics. She was not even 5 feet at 14 and most girls are supposed to be done growing around then. When she stopped competitive gymnastics she shot up to 5’7.
That doesn’t make much sense to me because swimmers are tall. Many of them are anyway.
Anonymous wrote:How was it related to his tanner stage?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My oldest was a competitive swimmer (6 days, 18 hours a week) and he grew considerably when he stopped swimming at 17. I don’t know how much exactly but 2-3 inches.
So swimming stunted his growth interesting
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My cousin’s friend’s son grew 6 inches when he was 20!
Late puberty?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My oldest was a competitive swimmer (6 days, 18 hours a week) and he grew considerably when he stopped swimming at 17. I don’t know how much exactly but 2-3 inches.
So swimming stunted his growth interesting
Any sort of sport where you’re working that hard for that many hours would do it. Look at Dominique MoceanU in gymnastics. She was not even 5 feet at 14 and most girls are supposed to be done growing around then. When she stopped competitive gymnastics she shot up to 5’7.
That doesn’t make much sense to me because swimmers are tall. Many of them are anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My oldest was a competitive swimmer (6 days, 18 hours a week) and he grew considerably when he stopped swimming at 17. I don’t know how much exactly but 2-3 inches.
So swimming stunted his growth interesting
Any sort of sport where you’re working that hard for that many hours would do it. Look at Dominique MoceanU in gymnastics. She was not even 5 feet at 14 and most girls are supposed to be done growing around then. When she stopped competitive gymnastics she shot up to 5’7.
Anonymous wrote:My son was 6’4” when stopped growing at 13. Hasn’t grown since. Husband same thing - though 5’9” was his final height.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My oldest was a competitive swimmer (6 days, 18 hours a week) and he grew considerably when he stopped swimming at 17. I don’t know how much exactly but 2-3 inches.
So swimming stunted his growth interesting
Anonymous wrote:My cousin’s friend’s son grew 6 inches when he was 20!