Could I grow 3 and a half inches in 5-6 years?

Yep. I was pretty short (probably about 5ft5) when I was 14/15, but now I'm 18 and almost 6ft.

Depends on your genes. Not sure if working out with help though cos I've only started working out in the last year, but I still growed a lot.

it's possible, but usually (at least in my experience) growing usually slows down around 15.

it's possible, but usually (at least in my experience) growing usually slows down around 15.

Baconbits2004

you could, but your family history and gene pool will be a better indicator.

I imagined this topic being drastically different...jeremiah06

I imagined this topic being drastically different...jeremiah06

the height of your parents would say no.

What exactly is this stretching that you do?

I heard extenze does wonders.

carrot-cake

lol I'm OK in that department...

ohhhhh, the disappointmentOverlord93

it's possible, but usually (at least in my experience) growing usually slows down around 15.

Baconbits2004

You aren't just going to magically grow taller than your parents because you work out. Not how that works. If you stay healthy you could maybe gain an inch, but not three.

You aren't just going to magically grow taller than your parents because you work out. Not how that works. If you stay healthy you could maybe gain an inch, but not three.

Wasdie

You're 15 years old and my height, and I'm 20. When I was 15 I was 5'3"-ish. You don't stop growing until you're like 25. You'll probably be able to do it.

Im lucky, 16 and im 6,5 :P

You aren't just going to magically grow taller than your parents because you work out. Not how that works. If you stay healthy you could maybe gain an inch, but not three.

Wasdie

the height of your parents would say no.

What exactly is this stretching that you do?

Colin1192

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the height of your parents would say no.

What exactly is this stretching that you do?

bcroger2

Ahhhh, that kind of stretching.

I was thinking more along the lines of 1 person has your hands, the other has your feet and they pull simultaneously making your body stretch

There are lots of sites that will do it in just 60 days.Time_Child

it can work in many different ways, i was 5 ft 7 when i was 15 and im 21 now and i haven't grown :D

Depending on your genetics, absolutely.

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the height of your parents would say no.

What exactly is this stretching that you do?

Colin1192

Ahhhh, that kind of stretching.

I was thinking more along the lines of 1 person has your hands, the other has your feet and they pull simultaneously making your body stretch

I grew 3 inches in 3 months when i was 15Wolls

hmmm it is possible. Not likely, though, but you never know.

I went from 5'11'' to 6'3'' age 14-18 though, so hold on to hope!

Also, dont work out too much, that actually stunts your growth. But only if youre really reaaly into working out

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[QUOTE="bcroger2"] Just the usual http://www.stretching.name/index.php?filt=legsbcroger2

Ahhhh, that kind of stretching.

I was thinking more along the lines of 1 person has your hands, the other has your feet and they pull simultaneously making your body stretch

I imagined this topic being drastically different...jeremiah06

At age 15 I was like 6' even and now at 19 I'm 6'4", so I'd say it's definitely possible. Maybe not that likely but it could happen.

I was about 5'3" in 9th grade. I grew about 8 inches over the summer. I came back to school, and some people who didn't see me over the summer were like WTF? When did you grow? Then I grew about 2 inches over the rest of my teenage years. So you might have time.

Oh, and my mom is 5'1", and my dad is 5'10". I'm 6'1". But my grandpa is 6'0" and my grandma is 5'7". They say height skips a generation. I don't know if it's true or if it's an old wives tale. But maybe look to your grandparents to see how tall you will be.

Sorry, your height is predetermined by your genes; you will grow any taller no matter how much you work out.

Drink milk... and....... eat spinach?

more than likely

Unlikely, based on the height of your parents. You're probably not going to get much taller than them.

My own experience would say no, but there is such a thing as a late bloomer. I hit 5'11"-ish when I was 13 and haven't grown since. I'd venture to say most people are finished growing by 15, but not everyone.

Did anyone else think this was about another body part :lol:

yeah i would say so.

It depends on your genes. If no one in your family is over 5'8", then it is highly unlikely you will grow taller than that.the_ChEeSe_mAn2