Does lifting weights reduce or stunt growth as a teen?
connect with me on my social media handles like Instagram & youtube for science-based infographics, Thank you.First of all don't worry, if you took lot of stress thinking about the outcome you will kill your productivity in present.You are still 17 ,at 17 I was 5′3 honestly.I actually never thought of height but I used to playVolleyballFootballAnd other kind of active sports.At the age of 18 I started gym and that time I never thought that I am still small and doing weightlifting will cause tension in spinal cord and less mobility if I don't train so it may effect your height .But I trained correctly and meantime I went into training certification meanwhile doing weightlifting .At the age of 19–20 in the second year of my engineering I was 5′5 and till last year at the age of 23–24 my height gone upto 5′9.And now my height is 5′9 1/2So don't worry ,till 23 height increases if you focus on basic things likePlaying target oriented sports which helps in improving your overall muscle anatomyStretching which includes spinal cord and legs exercisesA proper diet .Connect with me on social media for more help regarding gym and nutrition related issuesInstagram : Fitnessinfinity (@fitnessinfinity.in) • Instagram photos and videosTwitter : fitnessinfinity (@being3f) on TwitterYouTube : www.youtube.com/c/fitnessinfinityHave a nice dayHappy to help little brother
Professional Wrestling: How many people do The Snapmare Drive/Headlock Driver as their finisher now in WWE?
Agreed. The Miz's finishing maneuvers are The Skull Crushing Finale [I forget the technical name; Some sort of a facebuster] and The Figure Four Leg Lock. The difference between what Ambrose does and what Rose does, is that Ambrose hooks the neck, and Rose hooks from the inside [he hooks the jaw]. But yes, it's becoming an overused move. Let's hope no one else uses it anytime soon. BQ- YES. For god sake, freaking peddling your legs between the ring ropes is getting on my freaking nerves. This gimmick is annoying, it's an insult to pro wrestling. No, I'm not a "lemon", I'm a rational, logical person with a brain. "Don't be a lemon... be a rosebud". Basically means- "Don't think, don't use your brains... why do that, when you can blindly accept a stupid gimmick?" I cannot understand how anyone can like The Rose Peddle.
I need to Cut Weight for the Hydration Test (For Wrestling)?
dont eat wrestle hard drink when you have to its not an exact science of when to drink because i cant tell how much water u have in u at every second but you can do it trust me my whole team was cutting like 8 pounds in a week atleast some dropped 20 first step put down the fork
Did you know some wrestlers sold their soul to become famous?
I know that some of them sold their souls for a Happy Meal. @C.O.M.P - Damn right!
What should everyone know about Donald Trump?
That his policies are unworkable. A lot of people seem to be voting for him because they like his ideas and what he stands for. I can understand that you need to share a candidate's vision for the future to get excited about them, but you also need to stop and say "can they actually do this?"I'd share the vision of a leader who wanted to totally eliminate all taxes and make it only rain at night so we always had sunny days. But I wouldn't vote for them because I know what they're suggesting is impossible. If Trump becomes President then the things he has promised won't come true because the constitution, the courts and practicality will get in the way. The wall, the deportation, preventing Muslims entering the country, closing down mosques and other ideas might appeal to some people but they won't happen. It's not just raging leftist liberals who think so. Here's Fox Commentator Bill O'Reilly on his ideas. But I also don't think you could deport these people, because the federal courts would stop you. And they would say each person that President Trump wants to deport has to have due process. So in the year 2050, you would finally get around to it.""Bill, they're here illegally," Trump insisted."Doesn't matter. The Supreme Court would absolutely rule they all have to have due process because they're on American soil. You know that," O'Reilly said.Bill O'Reilly confronts Donald Trump on his mass-deportation plan: 'It could never happen today'
I'm in advanced Krav Maga and my instructor says catch wrestling would be a good next step... True?
Actually, no. In fact, Randy Couture is now training catch, and someone like Tony Cecchine has been teaching a complete fighting system based around boxing, stand-up wrestling, and submission wrestling for well over a decade. His Lost Art of Hooking DVD series remains the single most important instructional set for catch wrestling "hooks" -- essentially, violent concession holds. Among the MMA fighters who have eithert used Cecchine's DVDs or have trained with him in catch are Josh Barnett, Eric Paulsen, Jason Godsey, Mike Martelle, and Ryan Stout. But be sure you know what you are getting. Some catch wrestling organizations teach the watered down or "working" version of catch wrestling hooks, because catch, as is made its way into pro wrestling and then oversees to Japan, became the discipline used in "worked" matches with complaint partners. As a rule of thumb, if the source is Japanese pro wrestling, the moves are likely moves that were taught to Japanese pro wrestlers, who later moved on into shoot fighting and MMA. These moves will work, but they are not the most efficient and brutal versions of catch wrestling submission holds. That distinction belongs to "hooks," and the application is called "hooking." If you already know Krav Maga, you are likely familiar with elbows, knees, and the kinds of kicks used in stand-up fighting. What you don't know is how to defend yourself on the ground. If you have an interest in the way wrestlers move -- offensively, avoiding the back -- you'll find catch perfect for you, and you'll find that it blends perfectly with stand-up fighting and stand-up wresting, because the same fundamentals carry over to ground. If, however, you are more interested in, say, sport grappling (with a gi), you might try Sambo or BJJ. As for money, well, you can spend as much (or as little) as you want; there are plenty of instructional videos available, but beyond that, you'd be paying for something negligible (gym time) or more substantial (private lessons, instructor programs, certification). Hope that helps.
With dieting, what else is a good way to lose weight I'm trying to lose at least 50 pounds in the next few months?
1- ExercisingFor me, I’d recommend weightlifting over any other form of exercise, why? Well, weightlifting will ensure a stable weight loss process in the long term, unlike cardio which will help you lose weight a little bit faster. But, weightlifting is good for your overall shape, cardio will probably focus on your lower body, which won’t impact your overall shape like weightlifting does.2- Getting enough restSleep is no less important than exercising and dieting for weight loss. If you’re not having enough sleep hours per day, you might end up having some eating disorders or other issues that will affect your weight loss performance negatively.3- Using Natural Weight Loss ProductsThere are new dieting products emerging every day, but the problem is that most of them have some side effects that can cause long-term damage to your body. So, you’ll have to take extra care if you’re looking to try one of those products out there, I’ve just read an article about some of the best weight loss drinks, most of which can be easily prepared at home and are completely natural and risk-free.Good luck!