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    Correlation between wrist size and muscle potential?

    Does your wrist size have anything to do with how big you can possible get. I have been lifting on a off for about 2 years. I have definitely become stronger but having really gained that much weight. Does that fact that i have small wrists tell me that i , genetically , can't get big?

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    It works with dogs and paw size If you have weak wrists then it will limit your ability to lift heavy unless you can work around it.
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    No, it doesn't mean you can't get big. My wrists are fairly skinny but I have gained mass/strength and continue to. I don't think wrist size has much to do with wrist strength; it is skeletal structure. I don't know how much skeletal structure has to do with your genetic's anabolic potential. I am not an expert an either of those though. I think people may confuse wrist strength with grip/forearm strength(maybe). You say you haven't gained much mass. You also say you have been training "on and off". Have you tried a consistant training regimen(a good one at that) and diet? I think you if dedicate yourself you will be able to gain the mass you want over a period of time.

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    If you have 6.5 inch wrists then dont compair your arm with a guy who has a 7.5-8 inch wrist....dosent mean you cand get big, it just means you have a smaller bone structure
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    I think the length of your muscle bellies and other genetic factors have more to do with it than wrist size, but it might mean something.
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    Sergio "The Myth" Oliva had small wrists and I think he did OK.
    The advantage to having a smalll wrist is that it gives you the illusion of making your muscles look bigger....no?

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Sergio "The Myth" Oliva had small wrists and I think he did OK.
    The advantage to having a smalll wrist is that it gives you the illusion of making your muscles look bigger....no?
    7 5/8 so not really small....now Serge Nubert had small wrists and huge arms, the story was that his upper arm was 3x bigger than his wrists..
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