6' 2" or taller!

[martina92685]

Originally Posted by lee4

6'2'' 196lb here.

my bro, lurch75, takes the cake at 6'8'' 305lb!!

i barely qualify

Isn't there some dude on here who is 6'10 or something?

[ravichandranp]

6' 4'' 230lbs here

[bigt405]

6'4" @ 300lbs

[Tootallinaz]

6' 6 @ 240 down from 280lbs of fat.

[j20t]

6'2" 170lbs

[kff1713]

Pain is Temporary Pride is Forever

[foster_tg]

Tall muscle guys rule. Most short guys want to be us.

[kilword]

6 foot 5 here 210lbs and alot more to go.

[stallion35]

6'2 220lbs for the time being, want to be 250 soon

[Good_Apollo]

6'3" 235lbs

[Canz]

6'2'' 190lb

[Breakology]

6'10" 255lbs

[Greg1975]

Originally Posted by Breakology

6'10" 255lbs

dang mang.

I gotta ask, do you have trouble doing bench, squats, deads and other lifts with large ROMs (range of motion)?

I find these lifts difficult myself and have always wondered how much of it had to do with my height.

-Greg

[Breakology]

Originally Posted by Greg1975

dang mang.

I gotta ask, do you have trouble doing bench, squats, deads and other lifts with large ROMs (range of motion)?

I find these lifts difficult myself and have always wondered how much of it had to do with my height.

No problems at all with benching, or squatting, but in the case of squatting I had a good trainer that worked with me on my form early on. I just have to push the weight a lot further than the average person
Deadlifting is different story, the mechanics a little different because my legs are so long.
I don't think being taller makes those lifts more difficult, but I do think you have to have strict form all the way through the lift. I only say that because a taller guy has to move the weight a greater distance, providing a higher risk to injury if your form is not on point.

[Chuckler3]

6'2" 250+lbs. haven't weighed myself in almost a month, so that could be off. i life with people that are under 6'.. usually closer to 5'10".. i hate them.

[Voo]

Originally Posted by Breakology

No problems at all with benching, or squatting, but in the case of squatting I had a good trainer that worked with me on my form early on. I just have to push the weight a lot further than the average person
Deadlifting is different story, the mechanics a little different because my legs are so long.
I don't think being taller makes those lifts more difficult, but I do think you have to have strict form all the way through the lift. I only say that because a taller guy has to move the weight a greater distance, providing a higher risk to injury if your form is not on point.

YAY IM NOT THE TALLEST GUY ANYMORE! lol

and now for the clentcher... "do you play basketball?"

[limbs66]

Midget here at 6'4 230...man I kinda like being short...

[Breakology]

Originally Posted by Voo

"do you play basketball?"

I played (past-tense) 4 years at Youngstown State University, and a season of All-Army in 2005

[vatpr]

Im 6'2'' and 235 pounds.

[Billster]

i think i can manage another 2 inches

[N@tural1]

I'm 6 foot 6

Love it!

[thebigguy1]

6' 1" and 255 pounds, and working on the legs that are finally beginning to catch up with the upper body size...BIG!

[underfed]

6'3" and a measly 170lb.

[BobbyLite]

6'3'' 245

[FhsDeTxFball]

6'4 215 here

[armoured_amazon]

Originally Posted by sparklebear00

Yikes - I know there is another 6'2 chick around here somewhere.

Boo!

[rjyard]

6'3" 315. A lot of people say I am 6'4". I need to get re-measured.

[joebro165]

Originally Posted by sparklebear00

That isn't true! I met a chick who was 6'6 once.

smaller than 6"7/ Fail

[TheSheepdog]

Originally Posted by thebigguy1

6' 1" and 255 pounds, and working on the legs that are finally beginning to catch up with the upper body size...BIG!

hey its the bigguy

[I3arbarian]

6'3 235 lbs