Have you been thinking about how you may be able to grow taller? There are some exercises you can do that would help you. The spine, thighs and shine have the capability to stretch allowing you to be able to grow a little more. You should try the following exercises to lengthen the legs. I must say if there is any medical reason that may prevent you from doing these you should consult your doctor first.
An easy exercise is kicking. When you kick it exerts pressure to the thigh bone which gives it the ability to lengthen. Try doing front snap kicks by extending your leg and "snapping" out a kick. Try to keep your leg level or parallel to the ground and make the kick as fast as is appropriate for you.
Jumping is another exercise you can do but not just jumping up and down. You need to jump up on something. Depending on your strength level you can find something about 12 inches tall and work up to something higher. Whatever you use to jump onto, make sure it is sturdy enough. You basically just jump up on this and jump back down. Do some repetitions of these, rest between each jump if needed.
Riding a bike is a great way to strengthen the legs and lengthen them. If you like bike riding then this is something you would enjoy. Raise the bike seat a little higher than normal for you so you must reach out further with your legs as you pedal. A stationary bike would be just as beneficial.
The added benefit of doing these is that you would be getting a good workout along with lengthening the legs. You can do these exercises a few times a week to start and can combine them for a complete workout. Riding a bike is a low impact workout so you should be able to do this as much as you want.
If you have a desire to increase your height or to look taller go to Get Tall Now. There are indeed ways you can achieve your goal.

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