04-09-2019, 04:42 AM
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#31
Originally Posted By umadbroski⏩
The growth plates are only in your long bones, not your face. Your skull changes shape throughout your entire life.IMO Bone structure can be improved if you start lifting before your growth plates close.
If you start lifting after that, it will not impact that much.
Of course you can make your clavicles look wider if you put a lot of muscle on your delts, for example.
Or you can make your hips look bigger if you put on a lot of abdominal muscle.
If you start lifting after that, it will not impact that much.
Of course you can make your clavicles look wider if you put a lot of muscle on your delts, for example.
Or you can make your hips look bigger if you put on a lot of abdominal muscle.
04-09-2019, 04:53 AM
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#32
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I don't know maybe it's from getting older, maybe weight lifting but i have never been fat yet adding a bit of muscle to my frame has made my face appear more angular.
I've seen this in professional footballers too
take a look:




I know people will say 'oh they just go older' but i feel like weight lifting has changed thier face compared to if they didn't
I've seen this in professional footballers too
take a look:


I know people will say 'oh they just go older' but i feel like weight lifting has changed thier face compared to if they didn't
04-09-2019, 05:46 AM
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