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    Can i get bigger than someone who has bigger wrists/ankles than me?

    hey im new to bodybuilding, have been making amazing gains, i never thought i could of done it myself.
    and i was just wondering is it possible for someone through bodybuilding to get just as big or bigger than someone who has thicker wrists and ankles? like could a person with 7 inch wrists get bigger than a guy with 8 inch wrists?
    Seems like ronnie coleman has some pretty average wrists and hes massive but i want to be sure.
    Thanks in advance!!

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    Given that both maximise their potential with drug abuse (if there is one) i would guess that some one with bigger wrist will get bigger, but to maximise the body's potential is not easy, if you theoretical did everything right i would guess that you could get bigger than you feel the need to if you dont focus on a long healthy life, but i would not recommend it.

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    This whole wrist and ankle thing had been bought up before
    I don't think its a good indicator on ones natural abilities
    And then to compare your wrists to that of a ifbb pro seems ridiculous

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    Chances r your wrists and ankles will not grow "thicker" maybe the slighest, u have little muscle connecting each body part its genetics mainly. IMO the only way u may significantly change the thickness of theses joint areas is with massive amounts of HGH, or if u get fat as **** lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ironbeck View Post
    Chances r your wrists and ankles will not grow "thicker" maybe the slighest, u have little muscle connecting each body part its genetics mainly. IMO the only way u may significantly change the thickness of theses joint areas is with massive amounts of HGH, or if u get fat as **** lol.
    That isn't what he asked.
    Wrist and ankle measurements are a good indicator of natural potential and carrying capacity.

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    Don't worry bout it just train lol. Plus small wrists make forearms look bigger

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    Quote Originally Posted by reiss c View Post
    Don't worry bout it just train lol. Plus small wrists make forearms look bigger
    Ya, this

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    What Bonaparte said. I have small wrists/joints as well and to me it's a benefit. Once somewhat developed it gives the illusion of being even larger. More aesthetic and symetrical if development is balanced, IMHO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    That isn't what he asked.
    Wrist and ankle measurements are a good indicator of natural potential and carrying capacity.
    As usual, right on the money-short, sweet, and to the point.

    Me...I've got thin everything. It's life. Just go with it. If I compare myself with others, I'd quit, sit in the corner, and eat cheetos all day. But, I'm 51 and don't care anymore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    That isn't what he asked.
    Wrist and ankle measurements are a good indicator of natural potential and carrying capacity.
    My bad, I never read the whole OP, guess I don't multitask well.

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