GATEKEPT HEIGHTMAXXING SOFTMAXES

Okay so for context most of the info is from a guy named mr wollas on yt go check him out

If youre looking to pin substances this isn’t the thread for you this is purely a gatekept softmax method.

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IMPORTANT: if you’re still in puberty I suggest you take glucosamine and AKG to help boost the cartilage formation

I KNOW THIS LOOKS COPE ASF BUT IM PRETTY SURE THIS WORKS

Mr Wollas’ Height-Maxxing Notes

He believes that a lot of people are shorter than they could be because of posture problems and spinal compression. According to him, fixing these issues can help you regain some “lost height”.

1.Posture & Height:

Facial asymmetry can be a clue

• Uneven shoulders
• Crooked face
• Body torsion/twisting

These may indicate deeper issues with like for example your
elvis
:Lower back
:Spine alignment

How this affects height?

If the pelvis becomes uneven:

1. Lower back compensates.
2. Upper spine compensates.
3. The body twists and develops scoliosis-like patterns.

It’s like comparing it to a spring, straight spring= longer and twisted spring= shorter
So poor posture can make you lose functional height.

Example's

• Scoliosis
• Anterior pelvic tilt (APT)
• Other postural imbalances.

Fixing all these can help recover 0.5-2 inches or more in height

2. Daily Height Loss

Everyone loses height throughout the day because the spine compresses.

Normally:

• Taller in the morning
• Shorter at night.

people with postural issues may lose even more height during the day because their spine is under greater stress.

Fixing Pelvic Imbalances
Main focus:

• Pelvic stability
• Core strength
• Lower back strength

Exercise example:

• 90/90 Hip Lift

His idea is that once the pelvis becomes more stable, the rest of the body gradually starts correcting itself too.

3.Biomechanics & Decompression(most important)
Main concept:
Applying forces to the spine can temporarily decompress it.
Examples:

• Dead hangs
• Pull-ups
• Lat pulldowns
• Stretching
• Yoga
• Pilates

Why?
The spine contains intervertebral discs made mostly of cartilage.
These discs:

• Compress during the day
• Rehydrate and decompress when unloaded

That’s why people can measure slightly taller after hanging from a bar.
Long-Term Adaptation:

Mr Wollas believes that if decompression exercises are done consistently for months -years

• Vertebrae may become stronger
• Cartilage may become thicker
• Daily height loss may decrease

Possible gain he mentions:

• Around 0.5–2 inch over months-years

how to do it?
:

• you should train your spine using a mix of hanging (decompression) and jumping (compression) to help your spinal discs adapt better over time.
• You start with assisted or supported hangs, then move to full dead hangs, usually around 30 seconds each, to temporarily decompress the spine and increase disc “hydration.”
• After hanging, you do jumping or impact exercises like jump rope, pogo jumps, or jumping jacks to “re-train” the discs to handle compression again.
• Next progression is slow eccentric pull-ups, where you lower yourself super slowly and pause at the bottom to increase stretch and control.
• More advanced versions include weighted hangs and weighted eccentric pull-ups to increase traction forces.
• inversion can also be done (upside-down hanging) for stronger spinal decompression and tension release in the back and neck.
• Everything is supposed to be done with controlled breathing (don’t hold your breath, breathe in/out depending on movement)
• Overall idea: repeat cycles of decompression → compression → recovery to improve spinal health and reduce daily height loss.

4.Nutrition
Collagen-rich foods

• Chicken skin
• Turkey skin
• Duck skin
• Bone broth

-Vitamin C
Important because it helps the body produce collagen.
stronger cartilage = better support for spinal discs.

5.Supplements
-MSM
-Glucosamine
they help to

• Support cartilage
• Reduce compression of spinal discs

6.Sleep
Sleep is one of the most important parts.
Why?

• The spine decompresses while sleeping.
• More sleep = more recovery time for spinal discs, and Sleeping on your back is better than sleeping on your side for spinal decompression.

Quick Recap

1. Fix postural imbalances.
2. Improve pelvic stability.
3. Strengthen core and lower back.
4. Do decompression exercises:
   • Dead hangs
   • Pull-ups
   • Stretching
5. Do compression exercises ( jumping)
6. Eat enough collagen and vitamin C.
7. Consider MSM and glucosamine.
8. Get 8 hours of sleep consistently.

Height-maxxing isn’t about one magic trick. It’s about reducing spinal compression, improving posture, strengthening the body, and letting small improvements compound over a long period of time.

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