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== Classification of Framecels== | == Classification of Framecels== | ||
Wheat Waffles' Classification of Framecels<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTwfK4diTm8</ref> can be in three forms | Wheat Waffles' Classification of Framecels<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTwfK4diTm8</ref> can be in three forms | ||
#Framecel Proper (Either the arms are too short or the neck is too long) | |||
#Manletism and [[Heightcel]] (starts at 5'9 and becomes severe at 5'7 or below) | #Manletism and [[Heightcel]] (starts at 5'9 and becomes severe at 5'7 or below) | ||
#Lankletism<ref>https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=lanklet</ref> (Overly tall but lack of proportional shoulders, Endurance athleticism rather than strength) | #Lankletism<ref>https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=lanklet</ref> (Overly tall but lack of proportional shoulders, Endurance athleticism rather than strength) | ||
##Critiques of this theory from the [[Heightpill]] will note that "Height is everything" | ##Critiques of this theory from the [[Heightpill]] will note that "Height is everything" | ||
Gym | Gym Experts<ref>https://www.t-nation.com/training/body-proportions-lifting-what-you-need-to-know/</ref> have noted that Limb Length matters for optimal weightlifting: | ||
*Wingspan should be ideally 1-5cm longer than height | *Wingspan should be ideally 1-5cm longer than height | ||
*Ulna (Forearms) should be ideally 79-84% of Humerus (Upper Arm) | *Ulna (Forearms) should be ideally 79-84% of Humerus (Upper Arm) | ||
*Legs should be ideally 44-47% of Height | *Legs should be ideally 44-47% of Height | ||
*Tibia should be ideally 79-84% of Femur length | *Tibia should be ideally 79-84% of Femur length | ||
Further References by Men's Journal[https://www.menshealth.com/fitness/a37272280/anthropometry-body-types-workouts/] Has an | Further References by Men's Journal[https://www.menshealth.com/fitness/a37272280/anthropometry-body-types-workouts/] Has an alternative Classification System, or Akin to WW: | ||
#Skyscrapers (5'10 and over with long limbs) | #Skyscrapers (5'10 and over with long limbs) | ||
#Tanks (5'7 and under) | #Tanks (5'7 and under) | ||