Are Bowlegged Men Stronger?

[Blanqa Blanqua]

TS bowlegged confirmed

or….


Is he secretly knock-kneed???!!!!

 

[no fat chicks]

Warrior hands, bow legs and dull elbows

 

[Flower2dPeople]

In for interesting new scientific theory

The science is still out there. I'll stick with the reliable hairline parameters.

 

[meauneau]

I think I read that kids that grow up overweight or fat have legs that bend inwards and kids that grow up in a healthy weight or do sports and are fit have straight legs or slight bend outwards.

 

[Anialater]

 

[Thawing Mammoth]

Of course.
Why do you think they're bowlegged to begin with

 

[spinup]

In for interesting new scientific theory

People are already making money selling BS training programs to make you a bow legged elite athlete.

Google "GOATA training"

 

[Fruitsaladsushi]

Untill they need knee replacements

 

[ocfightfan]

Maybe the training makes them bowlegged, rather than them starting out bowlegged and doing the training.

 

[CockSalesman]

Untill they need knee replacements

Lebron has legit the most bullet proof knees. Dude is rarely injured for over 20 years. basketball puts a huge strain on your knees and ankles. he has the best longevity the sport has ever seen.

 

[CockSalesman]

Maybe the training makes them bowlegged, rather than them starting out bowlegged and doing the training.

by that theory then all UFC fighters/wrestlers/powerlifters will have bow legs.

nope

 

[emefer]

The disadvantages of bow legs:
Risk of Achilles tendonitis, meniscus tear, arthritis of the middle. May cause knee pain in adults. Loss of balance, especially when turning from side to side. Affects hip and ankle mobility. Ankles turn out excessively when walking and running. Risk of joint problems with exercise. If you have bow legs, you can still exercise, but you should choose gentle, moderate exercises to avoid future knee problems.

 

[CockSalesman]

The disadvantages of bow legs:
Risk of Achilles tendonitis, meniscus tear, arthritis of the middle. May cause knee pain in adults. Loss of balance, especially when turning from side to side. Affects hip and ankle mobility. Ankles turn out excessively when walking and running. Risk of joint problems with exercise. If you have bow legs, you can still exercise, but you should choose gentle, moderate exercises to avoid future knee problems.

except bowlegged GOAT.


20 yrs at the very top. high impact, explosive sport. doesn't need to load manage.

Yoel Romero also fight into his mid 40's rarely injured. had thousands of wrestling matches.

 

[CockSalesman]

ive noticed this as well. I think you might be on to something.

dmitry klokov.
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point proven.

end thread.




the longest reigning and the greatest weight lifting champion has bowlegs.

 

[AMAZINGUFC]

Fighters with long arms long torso, short legs and Bowlegged.

 

[CockSalesman]

Fighters with long arms long torso, short legs and Bowlegged.

ya like the hardest hitting boxer right now. 100% KO ratio

 

[Robbocop]

I always thought bow-legged to mean literally rickets like there's something kind of messed up with your legs, not just slightly different postures of how healthy adult males stand. Like if you wanted to stand with your knees pointing slightly outwards, you could probably do it. I don't think it's possible to be bow-legged and a professional athlete.

 

[Deleted member 587672]

khabib looks bow-legged to me

Khabib was my first thought when I saw the title.

 

[CockSalesman]

I always thought bow-legged to mean literally rickets like there's something kind of messed up with your legs, not just slightly different postures of how healthy adult males stand. Like if you wanted to stand with your knees pointing slightly outwards, you could probably do it. I don't think it's possible to be bow-legged and a professional athlete.

incorrect is incorrect.


you can clearly see someone is bowlegged when they walk. Everyone posted in this thread is bowlegged except, Sylvia, Zion, Couture and Lesnar.


you think this is just a pose? LMFAO

 

[Deleted member 587672]