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Yes, but height can affect it. To what degree is what I want to know, just an inquiry. I know there is nothing I can do about it.Saturday Fever said:Strength is gauged in relation to weight, not height.
ihateschoolmt said:Yes, but height can affect it. To what degree is what I want to know, just an inquiry. I know there is nothing I can do about it.
Oops, yes I ment ROM, sorry.Saturday Fever said:Height doesn't affect strength, it affects ROM. You're mixing up terms.
That's true, but generally speaking I will have longer arms than a 5'3 person. Thus they have a shorter ROM for exercises involving arms. That is what I was refering to. I worded my question horribly, i'll go change it.Duncans Donuts said:What is the definition of strength?
Technically your height wouldn't be the factor in terms of your ROM, it would be the length of your arms, legs (hip to knee, knee to foot), etcetera. One might have short arms and long legs, for example, if they are tall.