is this a standard bone structure for an untrained 16-year-old? And how wide are my hips?
Nah man, they don’t even make surgery on the scale you’d need to be “normal”.
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Is this going to be another clavicle thing?
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You are young, so I don’t expect you to have much knowledge of the capability of proper weight training. It can totally alter your appearance regardless of your bone structure.
Adding muscle corrects all symmetry concerns. Worrying about something have no control to change is a total waste.
You have very much to learn about weight training. And one of the first things you need to settle in your mind is that improvement takes time. A lot of it, as in close to 10 years for most of us who are fortunate enough to have fairly good genetics.
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are my genetics decent strucutre wise so far I know it can change its just due I have decent genetics I’m starting to lift
What bout clavicles? I’m just a inseucre 16 year old dumbass
You might have terrible genetics. You won’t begin to know until you start training. You should see noticeable improvement in a couple years.
I don’t care anything about your bone structure. Lift weights.
Spell words for me. I am old. I actually respond more properly to English that is taught in books.
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so it really doesn’t matter lifting weights will make me look better no matter what?
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Yes!! MUCH Better
This does suppose you don’t go weight gain crazy and add too much fat
thank you im learning by the second so when I have 20lbs more muscle in a couple years ill look different?
This can’t be a real question.
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Six.
im brand new to this is 20lbs of muscle a lot?
out of 10?
It’s 2/3 of what you could accomplish
Do yourself a favor and take down shirtless photos of you at 16 and instead go buy and read that book and follow the instructions in it.
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Nothing about them. Dont worry.
You’re in the good hands of some very smart (& strong) people now.
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Is 20lbs of fat a lot?
The answer to both questions is “yes”.