Does Weight Training Stunt Your Growth?

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

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  • @FredRigz
    @FredRigz 6 лет назад +508

    That video frequency tho. Respect man, keep it up !

  • @Firmly_grasp_it
    @Firmly_grasp_it 6 лет назад +806

    To bad my growth was already stunted before I got into weight lifting :( 5”5 feels

    • @vanuhu7301
      @vanuhu7301 6 лет назад +8

      Ryan Craig that must suck

    • @Михалыч-е2у
      @Михалыч-е2у 6 лет назад +53

      Ryan Craig i feel your pain im only 5 11

    • @robertjusic9097
      @robertjusic9097 6 лет назад +52

      Alpha Ryan try not to be a douchebag just because you can

    • @JeffNippard
      @JeffNippard  6 лет назад +285

      not a bad thing in my opinion man... makes it easier to look extremely muscular if that's a goal

    • @Firmly_grasp_it
      @Firmly_grasp_it 6 лет назад +37

      Jeff Nippard that is true my man! But dunking a basketball would be pretty cool lol

  • @andrewesquivel4
    @andrewesquivel4 6 лет назад +405

    The fact that this got explained in less than 4 minutes should really emphasize how wrong that theory was. Damn, that science bro.

    • @PaulRivers
      @PaulRivers 6 лет назад +7

      The internet is fictitious and doesn't exist.
      Look at the speed I disproved the internet's existence bro!

    • @RektRL
      @RektRL 6 лет назад +7

      Radical Islam you're a fucking moron. He's literally agreeing with Jeff. Consider reading the comment next time.

    • @andrewesquivel4
      @andrewesquivel4 6 лет назад

      Paul Rivers 😂

    • @andrewesquivel4
      @andrewesquivel4 6 лет назад

      Rekt. Thank you sir 👊

    • @angrysocialjusticewarrior
      @angrysocialjusticewarrior 4 года назад

      They are not totally wrong. They simply confused stunted growth with "spinal compression".
      When you wake up, you lose a little bit of height throughout the day because gravity is compressing the tissue and tendons around your bones, and when you go to sleep... gravity is no longer compressing the tissue vertically so your tissue recovers...which brings you back to your original taller height by the time you wake up.
      Lifting weights accelerates spinal compression. So when you are always lifting, your bones and spine are compressed longer in the day than normal people, which may lead to people mistakenly thinking that lifting weights has stunted your growth.

  • @itskalbtw
    @itskalbtw 6 лет назад +246

    Been weightlifting for 2 years now since I was 13 years old, I grew 5 inches in a span of 2 years, now I'm 5'11". I see no problem here lol.

    • @johnnyharris2526
      @johnnyharris2526 4 года назад +4

      How bout now

    • @sharr8304
      @sharr8304 4 года назад +1

      How about now

    • @itskalbtw
      @itskalbtw 4 года назад +25

      @@sharr8304 grew 2 more inches since this comment

    • @itskalbtw
      @itskalbtw 4 года назад +3

      but stopped weightlifting a few months ago

    • @sharr8304
      @sharr8304 4 года назад +5

      Karl Von it’s mean now your 17 and your height 6.2 im 17 and im been in gym 3 years and my height is 6 feet i think that mean it’s a fake that lifting stunt your growth

  • @DaniDjordjevicLifestyle
    @DaniDjordjevicLifestyle 6 лет назад +25

    Here I am! 5'4 or as I say average girls height, through my training years they always told me this is the reason why im short but I always knew it isn't true, thank you Jeff!

  • @nicoadams2807
    @nicoadams2807 6 лет назад +92

    God bless this video, next time someone tells me don't lift you wont grow, I wont have to explain but just tell them stfu and watch Jeff.

    • @pitbullsami1741
      @pitbullsami1741 6 лет назад +4

      Sticky Jax jeff cavalier yeah. This jeff just googles shit.

    • @iiFataaL
      @iiFataaL 6 лет назад +12

      U K None of this is Google. It's scholarly research in college databases lol

    • @RektRL
      @RektRL 6 лет назад +4

      U K you realise Jeff Cavalier's profession is literally based off the same science Jeff is using?

  • @nafisxfit
    @nafisxfit 3 года назад +78

    I love how the most unfit parents that clearly never worked out in their lives claim that this shit is true

  • @NathanPhua
    @NathanPhua 6 лет назад +126

    Parents still think weight lifting stunts growth... 😒 Too bad I'm short so they won't listen

  • @SALTxTHExWOUND
    @SALTxTHExWOUND 6 лет назад +224

    I’ve been lifting for 3 years... I used to be 6’0” and now I’m 5’11”... without shoes on 😂

    • @HeyItsJoe1
      @HeyItsJoe1 6 лет назад +47

      SALTxTHExWOUND its most likely posture. Check how you stand, you might be adding more of a lordodic curve or with head pushed forward. Your cheek bones should hover in line with the clavicle

    • @virajsfvk
      @virajsfvk 6 лет назад +65

      Or the recorded 6ft might be incorrent or current recorded 5ft11 might be incorrect 😂 .

    • @RamzEze
      @RamzEze 6 лет назад +2

      Haha yeah my mate lost an inch or 2 when he started lifting too 😂 maybe the same for me I haven't really kept a close watch on my height

    • @PermanentHigh
      @PermanentHigh 6 лет назад +8

      Spinal conpression from squatting

    • @ItsSota
      @ItsSota 6 лет назад +4

      i'm 6"3 go lift to you pass out.

  • @returninghero
    @returninghero 6 лет назад +248

    Great video, Jeff! Keep em coming! Maybe you could cover the common myth of cardio killing gainz? Maybe stating how much cardio is too much and how to complement a weight lifting routine with cardio so that they don't overlap? Thank you!

    • @veniceiceman
      @veniceiceman 6 лет назад +1

      returninghero I believe he did a video on a similar topic, search his uploads because I remember one on cardio and cardio timing relative to weight training

    • @lutze5086
      @lutze5086 6 лет назад +2

      It does kill gains you shill

    • @TheRuggedWay
      @TheRuggedWay 6 лет назад

      wrong

    • @lisandromorales8184
      @lisandromorales8184 4 года назад +1

      Tane it doesn’t, it just tends to put you in a calories deficit and people don’t realize. Re-eat those calories and there’s no problem.

  • @thebossiam2960
    @thebossiam2960 6 лет назад +74

    I think that it might have been beneficial in this video to elaborate on the fact that a calorie deficit can stunt growth. Considering that the desire to gain muscle mass is often linked with an individuals desire to be lean may meant that some people who do weight training operate in a calorie deficit which would stunt growth.
    Also, to highlight that weight training will often require you to increase your daily calories to coincide with increased calorie expenditure with weight training. Otherwise, teens could find stunted growth whilst weight training.

    • @fare528
      @fare528 5 лет назад +4

      Actually wrong. It depends if that teenager has a high amount or a low amount of body fat(stored energy)

    • @michaelchristensen929
      @michaelchristensen929 3 года назад

      So a surplus which im trying to do will help me get taller?

    • @frazerdark
      @frazerdark 3 года назад +1

      @@fare528 wait so do I just burn calories and build muscle but keep my daily calorie intake the same or do I cut, I'm skinny fat so idk

    • @whiteboyangel4838
      @whiteboyangel4838 2 года назад +1

      Kinda weird as a skinny kid I grew to 5-11 to 6 foot not super tall but not small either maybe if I ate better as a kid if be 6'2 or something who knows

  • @GCT1990
    @GCT1990 6 лет назад +7

    Man keep up these myth busting videos, you're incredibly intelligent, incredibly resourceful and incredibly informative with every subject you tackle. True gift to be able understand the information you research but it's damn right impressive to be able to relay that information back in communication reaching millions.

  • @Jorary209
    @Jorary209 6 лет назад +6

    I'm so glad you made this video. I always hated it when people say the reason why I'm so short is because I started lifting at a young age. I always told them that was wrong and showed them the research. Thank you so much Jeff!

  • @Smac007
    @Smac007 6 лет назад

    Your science, depth of information, and frequency are so appreciated Jeff! Anytime I come upon one of your videos I know I’m gonna walk away with a deeper insight of the mechanics and systems of my body. You’ve always got me thinking. Thank you and keep the great content coming!

  • @jasminesmith8474
    @jasminesmith8474 6 лет назад +82

    I'm only 4'11'' and people have attributed my lack of height with everything from lifting weights to drinking coffee. Perhaps, i'm just short..

    • @Ozepyon09
      @Ozepyon09 6 лет назад +10

      Jasmine Smith
      It's definitely genetics, lack of nutrition in your childhood, or both. I'm 6'3" and I drank coffee all the time when I was a child.

    • @preston4367
      @preston4367 6 лет назад +1

      ㅤღنورღ ㅤ what's is "One tub of pre workout" I'm being honest.

    • @preston4367
      @preston4367 6 лет назад +1

      ㅤღنورღ ㅤ I'm 12 I was just asking. Jeez

    • @maskedman9582
      @maskedman9582 4 года назад

      Damn I realised how lucky I am to be 6ft3 at 13

    • @shrek19yearsago78
      @shrek19yearsago78 3 года назад

      @@maskedman9582 give me 3 inches so i can reach 6 ft im 5’9

  • @SUTTER03
    @SUTTER03 6 лет назад +1

    Absolutely love this. I am a teacher and basketball/soccer coach. Might have to show this video to some parents in the future when I try to start getting the boys to lift weights.

  • @prbugprbugs4759
    @prbugprbugs4759 4 года назад +24

    I can’t be believe there’s so many 5ft 5 bodybuilders like me.. wow even jeff is 5ft 5 😮.. this just shows that despite being short, you can still be physically very strong and good looking even though your pretty short

    • @Ibrahim-vx5kq
      @Ibrahim-vx5kq 3 года назад +2

      Shorter people can lift more than taller people for some lifts as well because the weight is moving less distance

  • @briangilley5960
    @briangilley5960 2 года назад +1

    So glad i ran into this video! I have 2 sons I'm getting into lifting and had the old pseudo-science ideas in my head and this cleared that mess out. Appreciate it :)

  • @caseh4235
    @caseh4235 6 лет назад +1

    Another great video, Jeff. I have a suggestion though: I know this is only the third episode, but I don't think you should be afraid to confirm a 'myth', either, similar to the show Mythbusters - where they would either bust or confirm a myth, or even call it plausible.

  • @elliotprsn2288
    @elliotprsn2288 6 лет назад +42

    Hit the myth that calves can't be built. I am not stuggling to build my calves, I believe it is a myth that people are stuggling to grow their calves, they just need to train it like they train any other muscle gruop aswell as let it take time. Just a tip for another myth to dig deeper into

    • @pitbullsami1741
      @pitbullsami1741 6 лет назад

      ElliotPRSN it can be built my man. I had this physycal education teacher during school, short white guy old as fuck prolly 50. Kid u not he had the calves of a bull. Veiny and thick. It resembles a cobras back kinda lmfao.

    • @06livefast
      @06livefast 6 лет назад +3

      Calf raises from all angles, running, jump rope, footwork drills. You can't change your origin/insertion points but you can make the best of what you got.

    • @lutze5086
      @lutze5086 6 лет назад +6

      Yeah sure but insertions are super critical with calves. Its massively genetic

  • @AadiM
    @AadiM 6 лет назад +30

    notification squaaad!!
    Much love from india, jeff :)
    Both Jeffs are my workout inspirations and mentors!

  • @spicysenor1232
    @spicysenor1232 6 лет назад +2

    Great video, simple and doesn’t overload with unnecessary info

  • @yidanw.lafond8635
    @yidanw.lafond8635 6 лет назад +1

    It may be a good idea to include what the literature is lacking or what direction the research is going in right now; like with the scientific method.
    The reason I say this is because the data you presented did not specify what kinds of resistance training. The high intensity, low intensity, heavy loads, light loads, the type of load, etc etc - may play a role in bone growth/ endplates. I'm sure there are other things in that domain that can be researched more thoroughly. Such definitive answers from your videos to the public is 'risky' for lack of a better word at the moment
    All in all, I like your content! Keep it up. I love the idea of making science more accessible to the public :)

  • @paulmcclure8317
    @paulmcclure8317 6 лет назад

    Oh shit, that intro though. How does a dude send his upload frequency through the roof while simultaneously IMPROVING quality? Great stuff man!

  • @justinlewis7575
    @justinlewis7575 6 лет назад +1

    Yay! Short and sweet to the point, thank you! I checked on the length of the video and was so relieved :)

  • @Hersovyac
    @Hersovyac 6 лет назад +1

    I was 5ft8 from 15 to 17 where I started to lift weight with propre program and diet. At 18 I was 5ft9. No bad posture or kyphosis or measurement taken wrong. Arnold was 6ft at 14 when he began to do some training, his peak height when younger than nowadays was reported 6 ft 2. Steve Reeves began training at 16 at 5ft11, at 20 he was 6ft 1. I dont think I need to keep going.

    • @josiahday210
      @josiahday210 2 года назад

      are you saying weight lifting is bad?

    • @Hersovyac
      @Hersovyac 2 года назад +1

      @@josiahday210 quite the contrary, how did you read it to come up to that conclusion

    • @josiahday210
      @josiahday210 2 года назад +1

      @@Hersovyaci thought you were saying it was bad since it wasnt a significant amount of height gained. like for example my friends brother was 5'8 at 15 and now he is 6'3 at 17. unless he was a late bloomer or something

  • @humzaifat1
    @humzaifat1 6 лет назад

    Thanks for clearing this myth. Jeff, please can you make a video on cardio session after resistance training, and how does it impact on our resistance training or hypertrophy ? For example, if a person wants to gain muscle mass, while at the same time wants to loose a belly fat.

  • @lucian8533
    @lucian8533 6 лет назад +15

    saw this and i was like "HEY MOM , COME HERE RIGHT NOW!!"

  • @xmeerzx
    @xmeerzx 6 лет назад

    Your editing is impeccable

  • @AZNGAMING4LIFE
    @AZNGAMING4LIFE 6 лет назад

    Great video! I’m so happy there is someone around who goes really in depth in damn near everything about fitness! Love everything you post!

  • @symmetryfitness1
    @symmetryfitness1 5 лет назад +38

    I started lifting at 13 and before that I worked on the weekends with my Dad's construction company. I lifted bricks, wheel barrowed all day. Now I'm 6'4 my mom was 5 ft and my Dad 5'8.
    Both my parents were from poor families and my mom from a 3rd world country. The stress of exercise never hurt me and because we were in a country (Canada) that gave us lots of food I grew to fill my full potential. I started my son lifting at 7 (mostly to teach technique) now he is 10 he loves his body and is growing strong. These days we worry too much but these lazy kids playing fortnite will end up being the ones who have early back problem, are smaller and weaker

    • @CFEL3752
      @CFEL3752 4 года назад +1

      what types of food do you eat in what quantity and quality
      postscript: I have an anemic cousin

    • @frazerdark
      @frazerdark 3 года назад +1

      The Fortnite thing is a personal Attack becasue I workout and play Video Games.

    • @KentPetersonmoney
      @KentPetersonmoney 3 года назад +1

      So it looks like it didn't stunt your growth. 6ft4 a big difference form 5ft8. Were other people in your family that tall?

    • @bendover7841
      @bendover7841 2 года назад +1

      Or maybe your mom wasn't being very honest.

  • @alexandercrawford5077
    @alexandercrawford5077 6 лет назад +1

    Super interesting, mate! I have 3 kids (4, 2, and 9mos), and would love to get them into lifting/fitness early. I didn't start until I was 25, and it's a lot of 'catch-up' that way...

  • @primepresents4994
    @primepresents4994 6 лет назад +2

    No I just got the worst acne you or I have ever seen, got put on Accutane (Roaccutane in the UK) & I believe that closed my growth plates aswell as affecting my testosterone. I wouldn’t recommend it, makes the acne so much worse for a good couple of months first before it gets better!

    • @kunal30207
      @kunal30207 8 месяцев назад

      So lifting weights affected your growth plates or the accutane shit?

  • @aaronlopez8291
    @aaronlopez8291 6 лет назад +9

    my friend is 5'5 and he never wanted to do squats or overhead press because he thought he would never grow. but now he's 16 and says he wants to be at least 5'11 still same height tho ._.

    • @aaronlopez8291
      @aaronlopez8291 6 лет назад

      +Santiago Trestini 😂😂😂

    • @eXolusiatious
      @eXolusiatious 5 лет назад

      @Bipolar Capybara its more that its a deep insecurity and he doesn't want it to progress. if you were short you would understand why he wouldn't take that risk. either way from what i've read he could do body weight squats and that shouldn't effect anything

    • @Familyguycontentt
      @Familyguycontentt Год назад

      How tall now

  • @VictorYanez_
    @VictorYanez_ 6 лет назад +1

    Hey Jeff, I recently subbed so if this has already been covered but I’ve been hearing about the OMAD diet, you should do an explanation or mythbust Monday on it!

  • @AvgGuyFitness
    @AvgGuyFitness 6 лет назад +1

    It's almost Tuesday in my country India. Thanks Jeff.

  • @JamesRED44444
    @JamesRED44444 6 лет назад +3

    hmmm, honestly, not convinced. If we look at many gymnasts we can see that they are short in hight. Someone told me that the growth hormones support the muscle growth rather then the hight growth if heavy training happens at an early age. . ... not sure if that is true.

    • @brianwarden1416
      @brianwarden1416 6 лет назад +1

      JamesREDX gymnasts are short because of physics. It’s easier to control short limbs than long ones.

    • @enigmab5633
      @enigmab5633 6 лет назад

      I also believe gymnastics plays a role.

    • @kdlf333
      @kdlf333 6 лет назад +1

      Having been a competitive gymnast for many years, it is very common for young competitive gymnasts to grow after they retire from the sport. I think this is less due to growth “stunting” and more to the extreme level of training in competitive gymnastics that tends to keep gymnasts very lean, which can potentially delay development. That being said, many tall individuals have trouble succeeding in gymnastics so they tend to be weeded out early on. It is certainly an advantage in the sport to be of small stature.

  • @marshillman9914
    @marshillman9914 6 лет назад

    Your videos have helped a lot man. I work in data analysis and the science, information based approach you take is greatly appreciated.

  • @sonofbarrel361
    @sonofbarrel361 6 лет назад

    I really love your video's by the way. Extremely well informed and edited. Very accessible while delivering amazing content.

  • @LoriMeg1
    @LoriMeg1 6 лет назад +5

    Please do one on drinking too much water. I drink a gallon a day, some days slightly over, and the comments I receive about wrecking my kidneys is crazy. According to most, anything over 64oz a day is slowly killing you. Never mind the fact that I lift 6 Days a week and add in 20 minutes cardio most days. Or that my proteins are around 1.2 grams of my body weight. My doctor even said to keep water around a gallon. Please bust that myth!!!!

    • @LoriMeg1
      @LoriMeg1 6 лет назад

      Brandon William Thanks, Brandon. I agree and definitely do. That’s why I fluctuate between 1 and 1 1/2 gallons daily. But some people think that’s deadly. Maybe in a short period of time, yes. But it takes me a full 16 hours to slowly get it all in. Anyhow, thanks for the response.

    • @JosephQPublic
      @JosephQPublic 6 лет назад +1

      Lori Meglino - I used to drink 2 gallons a water or more for many days in a row. I didn’t die. 🤷🏼‍♂️

  • @harryzeas5508
    @harryzeas5508 6 лет назад

    Love the video Jeff! My nephew is a little on the bigger side but I assumed that myth was real so I never brought him to the gym with me but this changes everything! thanks for busting this myth!

  • @sararadwan7349
    @sararadwan7349 5 лет назад +1

    thanks for showing the sources and all the scientific points that you've mentioned

  • @jimeshka-sr7ep
    @jimeshka-sr7ep 6 лет назад +1

    Hey Jeff, great video and great series! I have been reading contradictory things regarding BCAA, including some stuff pretending to be science backed and explaining that it can be detrimental to your gains as it would lower the availability of other amino acids in your blood (from what I understood). I feel like it could make a great video subject if you were looking for one. Cheers!

  • @djandrewification
    @djandrewification 6 лет назад +8

    But can injuries from weight training stunt growth. Messed up lower back, hips, damaged ankles etc

    • @idontknowwhatmyusernamesho5540
      @idontknowwhatmyusernamesho5540 6 лет назад +10

      Andrew Cramer “is safe provided they’re given proper technique and progression”

    • @2000daboss
      @2000daboss 6 лет назад +2

      Andrew Cramer Yes, yes they can

    • @PaulRivers
      @PaulRivers 6 лет назад +1

      No bro, someone making money making absurd videos on the internet said it was a myth. Next week, Jeff Nippard disproves the existence of the internet and the sun itself by declaring them myths.

    • @RektRL
      @RektRL 6 лет назад +5

      Paul Rivers he's not declaring shit. He's using actual scientific facts and historical evidence.

    • @PaulRivers
      @PaulRivers 6 лет назад

      Rekt., he's making super short videos with a combination of just making stuff up (uh it's a myth originating from the chinese!) and misquoting actual studies (actual studies do not say it's fine for kids to lift if they have an adult present. They say it's fine if you have a professional specifically trained in training children/teenagers after they've been evaluated by a doctor to make sure they don't have certain medical issues that might be a problem).

  • @TheBennyBenster
    @TheBennyBenster 6 лет назад +18

    myth busting that soreness does not equal gains?

    • @gadgetboyplaysmc
      @gadgetboyplaysmc 6 лет назад +1

      Soreness is due to lactic acid. produced in cell respiration. But it does show how much you're putting stress on your muscles. Breaking muscle fibers and making them stronger by eating is pretty much the goal of working out. Cell Respiration basically produces atp or energy for ur body. When you're using your cells they need energy and keep producing that energy. Once a stage in Cell Respiration reaches to a point of anaerobic respiration, it's similar to fermentation that yeasts do except this time instead of alcohol, it's lactic acid. Also I'm no doctor.. this is all from those hours i spent learning general biology.

    • @joshj2060
      @joshj2060 5 лет назад

      read the first line and i wont be reading anymore .... humans dont produce nor have lactic acid .... that is all

  • @bptong1889
    @bptong1889 6 лет назад

    Loving this series, Jeff, thank you for all your content!

  • @svetty310
    @svetty310 6 лет назад

    Awesome work! I love the way your content gets more and more informational.

  • @Norse88Overlord
    @Norse88Overlord 6 лет назад

    Short and to the point. I will now try to share this video with my young friends.
    Also, subscribed.

  • @yuriyrulevskiy2685
    @yuriyrulevskiy2685 6 лет назад +2

    First of all I would like to say amazing job with all of your videos, keep up the good work! 💪🏼 could you make a video talking about the hype of apple cider vinegar in regards to weight loss and health benefits? Would be great 😌

  • @dude73153
    @dude73153 6 лет назад

    I wish I could like a video more than once..
    I’m 15 and I was worried about this, but not anymore! Thanks Jeff

  • @landerhendrickx3522
    @landerhendrickx3522 5 лет назад +2

    What about intensive gymnastics training?
    Is it just shorter people with talent that tend to train more at high levels?

    • @biesman5
      @biesman5 5 лет назад +1

      Bodyweight stuff is a lot easier to do when you are short.

  • @nickrudin7884
    @nickrudin7884 6 лет назад +11

    I was 13 when I started lifting. I heard “you are going to stunt your growth” so many times. I have been lifting almost every day for 2 years and have gained a lot of muscle mass. Since I started lifting, I have grown about two inches.

    • @johnhaidi2978
      @johnhaidi2978 6 лет назад +1

      Rick Nudin you’re meant to grow alot more at this stage though, lol...

    • @extra4594
      @extra4594 2 года назад +1

      @@johnhaidi2978 some people hit their growth spurt later though..

    • @extra4594
      @extra4594 2 года назад

      How much have you grown now?

    • @Kingggmann
      @Kingggmann Год назад

      How tall are you now

  • @euginides5775
    @euginides5775 6 лет назад

    Absolutely loving this series. Thank you for all the value, Jeff! =)

  • @jstone9462
    @jstone9462 6 лет назад

    Solid video! Maybe consider using a lapel mic for better audio and less room reverb

  • @braxtynunger648
    @braxtynunger648 6 лет назад

    Thanks Jeff! Just had a discussion with someone about this. Just gonna send them your way.

  • @benjamindesmet4458
    @benjamindesmet4458 6 лет назад +1

    Awesome topic, thanks for the amazing work your are putting in!

  • @maxjanaway
    @maxjanaway 6 лет назад +1

    Started training when I was 15. Now 17 and 6ft 2. Has not affected my height at all

    • @josiahday210
      @josiahday210 2 года назад

      what was your height at 15? have you grown taller since this comment?

  • @michaliskokkinos9740
    @michaliskokkinos9740 6 лет назад

    respect every video and research u have made and i wanna thank u for your helpful information. also ive missed those vlog-type workouts u were uploading

  • @allie8442
    @allie8442 3 года назад

    Interesting! This could have a follow up about weight lifting young destroying your knees and joints. I saw a video about a 10 year old training to be a weight lifting Olympian one day and the comments section was full of people saying how unhealthy this was. In this instance, knees and joints were people's main concerns, not growth.

  • @sonofbarrel361
    @sonofbarrel361 6 лет назад

    Love the content as always, one thing I hear people tell me is that even though actual whey protein isnt bad for you, the other ingredients companies put in the powders are. Now i've tried to research these ingredients but it's difficult to find credible sources (Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard Whey). If there's enough to talk about you could do a myth bust monday on that!

  • @aymaans
    @aymaans 6 лет назад +1

    Hey Jeff. How about doing a myth busting video on common artificial sweeteners? I know you just did one on sugar but the questions are different, particularly because they are in a plethora of supplements, diet sodas and low calorie foods you’d find in the supermarket therefore applicable to gym goers. So I think you could explain how different each is: ace k, aspartame, sucralpse, stevia, erythritol etc and bust the myth that they cause cancer and link these to the exaggerated rodent studies done on in the 80s. But I think it could be worth mentioning that consuming them might make people crave sweet foods more! I am also curious about whether there can still be an insulinogenic response from the sweet taste in some individuals. An example is how some people feel extremely hungry and get kicked out of ketosis immediately after consuming certain zero calorie sweeteners. Anyway, let us know what you think!

    • @enigmab5633
      @enigmab5633 6 лет назад

      His girlfriend, Stephanie Buttermore (check out her RUclips), did one on the 20th! It's pretty good.

  • @_MrTV
    @_MrTV 6 лет назад

    Great video and feel free to do a myth bust on hcg Targeting fat

  • @Sir.RageALot
    @Sir.RageALot 6 лет назад

    Hi Jeff ! I love your videos and thank you very much for such in depth science regarding proper fitness training and a healthy lifestyle you provide everyone for FREE. My question for today would be: "How many seconds does a rep last/take for the optimum muscle growth ?"- I have seen guys in the gym, beasts, aesthetics...all kinds, that either do VERY FAST reps or VERY slow reps and they (i guess eventually? ) got results as per their body is showing. Looking forward for your next vid and hopefully this question will be answered in the near future or in the comments! Kind regards, Adrian from Germany.

  • @PascalalbrechtDDance
    @PascalalbrechtDDance 6 лет назад +1

    Really nice video! Could you do a video to protein combining and if plant proteins are incomplete ? I am convinced this it is just a myth. But would be great to hear it from you. Nevertheless, keep up the good work!

  • @justaverage9239
    @justaverage9239 6 лет назад +2

    I started training when I was about 5-10 I'm now 6,2 I can't speak for everyone but my height didn't stop growing

  • @axelskillby7109
    @axelskillby7109 6 лет назад +1

    I started weightlifting a littlebit at home when i was 13 and i had already been wrestling and comepting for many years so i already had a decent muscle development. However when i started weightlifting people told me that was the reason im so short. But really ive been shorter since i was a small kid and i also resemble my mom alot and she's like 5'2. Im 16 and im around 5'3-5'4 and the doctors estimated i would grow till anywere from 5'6-5'8. I quit wrestling after 12 years and now im weightlifting full time, its going really great and im progressing fast in all compound movements, im also building muscle but im just looking to get a bit more shredded for this summer.

    • @enigmab5633
      @enigmab5633 6 лет назад

      How tall's your dad, pal?

    • @axelskillby7109
      @axelskillby7109 6 лет назад +1

      Enigma B he's 6'0 so i definently feel i resemble my mom more, at least in my length

    • @enigmab5633
      @enigmab5633 6 лет назад +1

      It's entirely possible that you resemble your mum more-so than your dad in this respect, yet the distinction between 5'2 and 6'0 is considerable. Through observation, the majority of people do take after their father/a hybrid. Even if you take after your mother, it's quite right that you should expect the upper-end of 5', like 5'8+. The key reason for why females are shorter is due to higher oestrogen than men, so, all things considered, you shouldn't be near your mother's height.
      You're 16. I stopped growing at 16 and, honestly, I attribute that to heavy lifting (5-7 days a week for approx. 6 months) to help with rugby. I suggest an x-ray to check your growth plates, just for closure. I'm not trying to worry you! Whatever happens, happens.

    • @axelskillby7109
      @axelskillby7109 6 лет назад

      Enigma B yeah well ive talked to doctors and they say im still growing but im growing pretty slow. Like basically my height and my face is more resembling my mom. Its not like im under developed and shi like i feel im almost gonna peek in my testosterone levels soon. All of a sudden i started growing chest hair and listening to death metal while deadlifting

  • @farzana6924
    @farzana6924 6 лет назад +15

    You should cover the myth on spot reduction

    • @1111poul
      @1111poul 6 лет назад +2

      Farzana Chowdhury its not a myth. Just misinformation

    • @molly8673
      @molly8673 6 лет назад

      I would say the topic of weights stunting growth is "just misinformation" as well, but I was still very interested in seeing it covered.

  • @MartyMJC
    @MartyMJC 6 лет назад +1

    Ive heard that combining fats and carbs in the same meal leads to more fat gain even in a calorie defecit. Could you do a video on that?

  • @vladislavsemichev7248
    @vladislavsemichev7248 6 лет назад

    Loving your videos Jeff. Would love to see a video of you explaining Nootropics or supplements for the brain, I'm sure others agree!

  • @LonelyMind42
    @LonelyMind42 6 лет назад +1

    THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! For the past 3 years I've been thinking that I fked up my height by training at a young age and it was so depressing... Finally free of this sht, seems like it really wasn't my fault after all, just genetics.

    • @kunal30207
      @kunal30207 8 месяцев назад

      Can you tell why you felt that?

  • @AliAbdelkhaleq
    @AliAbdelkhaleq 6 лет назад

    Short and sweet, keep it up Jeff🙌

  • @JeffO-
    @JeffO- 6 лет назад

    I hope this message gets out there. I get so tired of hearing that it stunts growth. As if it fuses the spinal column.

  • @StadnykGaming
    @StadnykGaming 6 лет назад +3

    This proves my mom stopping me from lifting at a younger age is the reason I'm only 5'5'' *sigh*

  • @Visdomhntrz
    @Visdomhntrz 6 лет назад

    Enjoying the recent uploads, Jeff! Just a question, have you been considering doing a science video about occlusion training? Would be really interested in that myself.

  • @APBT-Bandog
    @APBT-Bandog 2 года назад

    how does lifting impact GH, IGF, T, E, and cortisol?

  • @axdreww3966
    @axdreww3966 5 лет назад +1

    I’m 13 and I’m considering buying a squat rack with a pull up bar should I buy it or is it a bad idea?

  • @eduardoalfredocasanovalope991
    @eduardoalfredocasanovalope991 6 лет назад

    Wished i had started lifting early but english classes demanded my time and nowadays they are way more worthy than a pair of dumbbells would have been. Anyway, thanks for the scientific literature. I would appreciate if you can do a video, or if you already have one share the link, explaining you methodology of investigation as well as your thought process while researching through a pile of scientific literature , it would be of help especially for an undergraduate student like me. Cya Jeff!

  • @sciencebehindthehype8136
    @sciencebehindthehype8136 4 года назад +1

    I am 5.7 feet and i am 15 years old..i usually do weight workout..2 to 3 times a week...it is just a myth that weight lifting will stop your height..

    • @kenbealy
      @kenbealy 16 дней назад

      How tall now?

  • @thormodur1
    @thormodur1 6 лет назад

    I like this mythbust mondays. How about Protein Absorption limit myth?

  • @fabioguevara6179
    @fabioguevara6179 6 лет назад

    Great video! For the upcoming ones: Breakfast is the most important meal of the day / Carbs at night make you fat

  • @barfffffff
    @barfffffff 6 лет назад +6

    I always take cold showers after a workout and it seems to me that I'm less sore the days after than when I would take a warm shower. Is this scientifically right or am I losing potential gains? Cold showers would be interesting nonetheless.

    • @nik5626
      @nik5626 6 лет назад +1

      barfffffff yeah it’s true many sports team athletes use cold water submersion it sucks the lactic acid out of your muscles

    • @barfffffff
      @barfffffff 6 лет назад

      Thanks for the response. Makes me a little more confident going in there every other day knowing I'm doing the right thing.

    • @wubbalubbadubdub7597
      @wubbalubbadubdub7597 6 лет назад +1

      barfffffff - Jeff covered CWI (cold water immersion) therapy in a previous video that I am sure you will find interesting. ruclips.net/video/WLMIfMewXgI/видео.html

    • @barfffffff
      @barfffffff 6 лет назад

      Thank you so much man!!! Pretty new on this channel but I'm learning so much every time a new video shows up. Gotta work hard to become the way I want to be :D

    • @RektRL
      @RektRL 6 лет назад

      Yeah you're doing the right thing. Cold showers and baths are GREAT for recovery purposes. Professional rugby players often use this method after games

  • @mummuler
    @mummuler 2 месяца назад +1

    if you look at young athletes in high school usually they might be very muscular like dk meatcalf and zion Williamson but they still grew to be 6’4 and 6’5 and reason why most body builders are short is because they put on mass easier to a smaller frame

    • @alsavid1165
      @alsavid1165 Месяц назад

      Thats not how it works lol 😊

    • @mummuler
      @mummuler Месяц назад +2

      @@alsavid1165 they put on muscle at the same rate what i meant is shorter people are able to fill out their frame much easier because there muscles don’t cover much area as a bigger frame does

    • @Calisthincenjoyer
      @Calisthincenjoyer 27 дней назад

      ​@@alsavid1165how does it work?

    • @alsavid1165
      @alsavid1165 25 дней назад

      @@Calisthincenjoyer height as nothing to do with lifting

  • @lucian8533
    @lucian8533 6 лет назад +2

    god bless you Jeff , just what i needed!

  • @ΌνομαΕπώνυμο-υ7γ
    @ΌνομαΕπώνυμο-υ7γ 6 лет назад

    Hello brother! A few weeks ago I told you to make a video about weight training for teens and if it stunts growth.You made the video with a lot of work.I want to say thank you very very much I really appreciate it man!!The best fitness youtuber, keep up the good work like that! :D

  • @agad115
    @agad115 6 лет назад

    Another great video, as usual. Perhaps you could make one on "your workout shouldn't last longer than 45 min"

  • @lastguardian5517
    @lastguardian5517 6 лет назад +2

    I have a question
    If it's not stunt your growth but what about muscle recovery? I heard that protein will be use to grow taller but if i do weight lifting will my muscle use all the protein to recovery instead of make me grow taller?
    Sory for bad english.

  • @RamonMarrufo
    @RamonMarrufo 6 лет назад +1

    dope video jeff keep it up 🔥🔥 you should make a video on the effects marijuana can have on your body whether it be positive or negative

  • @carlosgonzalezbarco4026
    @carlosgonzalezbarco4026 6 лет назад +5

    Based on my no evidence opinion. I think weight lifting or just stenuous exercise does stunt growth because I had always been taller than my brother and I was growing quickly and doctor said I was going to be quite tall, However when I started doing calisthenics, I started growing a lot more slowly, I know this is normal because I am 16 but everybody is reaching me in height (many classmates and even my younger brother)
    I have no evidence to support that this has been caused by calisthenics& weight lifting but I find it quite possible
    During this time I have eaten well and slept enough, also no alcohol or drugs
    I think industries or youtubers just say its a myth to get more money by teenagers purchasing programs or watching youtube
    And believe me,I was the first one to tell my parents it wont stunt my growth and show them videos like this

    • @AminHajou
      @AminHajou 6 лет назад +2

      Carlos González Barco i have a freind who start lifting at 16 and now he is 18 and in that time he grow about 3-4 inch and he is taller than his father and his older brother . we grow at night so the only think who effect owr height is nutrition or bad injuries .

    • @carlosgonzalezbarco4026
      @carlosgonzalezbarco4026 6 лет назад +1

      momo the great of course you can Still be tall and keep growing while lifting, I did/do too, just not at the same rate

    • @HoobleyWoobley
      @HoobleyWoobley 6 лет назад +2

      Bro what. Calisthenics is basically built around the pullup and dip right? Well pullups decompress the fuck out of your spine which would be the opposite of what would stop growth. Take this, my brother and dad BOTH weightlifted and now years later so do i. My brother is 6 inches taller than my dad and I'm starting to be taller than him too. All three of us did weightlifting in our youth

    • @e_da_savage3416
      @e_da_savage3416 5 лет назад +2

      And I think your an idiot

  • @veniceiceman
    @veniceiceman 6 лет назад

    Jeff, keep this coming! The GROWfessor!

  • @ennisdelmar807
    @ennisdelmar807 6 лет назад

    Can you do a video on endurance, stamina and lactate treshold. Some studies has shown that ingesting baking soda in waterform can increase your endurance by 40-50% compared to people using placebo. Otherwise nice video.

  • @BrandonDelgadoFitness
    @BrandonDelgadoFitness 6 лет назад

    Another great video! Thank you Jeff!

  • @ollingutierrez9032
    @ollingutierrez9032 6 лет назад

    Can you do a water or hydration science explained video? Pros and cons, how much you should drink, and if you body weight has anything to do with.

  • @smokeythegoldfish
    @smokeythegoldfish 6 лет назад

    Fantastic info. Thank you for doing the work

  • @dakotastelzer7593
    @dakotastelzer7593 6 лет назад +2

    Jeff (AKA) the "Canadian Colossus", dropping more of that juicy, delicious, science backed FACTS! LOVE IT

  • @tomtu9660
    @tomtu9660 6 лет назад

    Great video as always I had a question for you. In terms of joint damage is it worse for the joint to use high intensity or high volume training programs?

  • @D4rKminer
    @D4rKminer 6 лет назад +2

    why are gymnasts so small then, not only professionals but also amateurs

    • @D4rKminer
      @D4rKminer 6 лет назад

      yeah but i also get told that gym makes you small aswell as basketball makes you tall

    • @D4rKminer
      @D4rKminer 6 лет назад

      because your body would adapt if you play it young, at least at some degree

  • @KittyHugFitness
    @KittyHugFitness 6 лет назад +1

    Super interesting info and studies - thank you for putting this all together, Jeff! ^_____^

  • @umerimam9506
    @umerimam9506 4 года назад +1

    Im 5'7 and 14 and I have been lifting for an year. Idk if 5'7 is tall or not in your county. But here being above 5'5 at 13 or 14 is considered tall.

  • @allstarmitchell
    @allstarmitchell 6 лет назад

    Love this video. Can you please do a video on whether caffeine affects weight lifting? Thank you so much

    • @wubbalubbadubdub7597
      @wubbalubbadubdub7597 6 лет назад

      allstarmitchell - Jeff covered this in his supplements video at about 2 minutes 40: ruclips.net/video/IR5jW9iNNiw/видео.html. Hope this is what you were after.

  • @dominicwarren6622
    @dominicwarren6622 6 лет назад

    Jeff please talk about powerbulding and the best way to go about it. Cheers!