Assuming exercising means Weightlifting, yes and no. While lifting to a strenuous extent during adolescence may strain the body, responsible exercising with an experienced lifter will not harm growth patterns.
This is a general myth that most people have but it has been scientifically proved that working out in the gym does not affect the growth.
No
yes but you just have to be careful incase there is a stunt in your growth.
human growth stop at about 16 - 18 years old ... working out be for you growth has stop can stunt your growth ...
human growth stop at about 16 - 18 years old ... working out be for you growth has stop can stunt your growth ...
I had the surgery when I was 13. I'm 16 now and I have grown 4 inches, so in my case, no.
no but unless you are 16-18 or you are still growing and going though pubirty then dont over work yourself
No it does not. That is a myth. Correctly performed weight training will not stunt your growth. However, that does not mean that it is advisable before the age of about 16. In addition, young people should be supervised to minimize the risk of injury.
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when exercising we breath about 50 times and at rest about 16 times
No, that's a myth. Weight training will not stunt your growth. However, that does not mean that it is advisable before the age of about 16. Then, lifting weights, when using correct form, should be beneficial. It is risky to do it any earlier unless one has expert coaching and supervision.
Maino is said to have attempted a kidnapping of a drug dealer when he was just 16. He was sent to jail for this stunt.
It is okay to have cellulite. A 16 year old can get rid of it by exercising, and trying some of the over the counter creams available.