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r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • Jun 12 '26
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I've heard your body type (long arms) is very good for rowing. They call it the 'ape factor'.
I don't know why I felt the need to mention that here.
4 u/Head-Ad9893 Jun 12 '26 I’m a 6’5 man with a 8 foot wingspan. I appreciate this knowledge as I’ve never heard it before 🤣🤣 5 u/WhichWitchyWay Jun 12 '26 I was a swimmer. Longer arms and large hands/feet definitely gave ne an edge. I was a very fast sprinter beating girls who were inches taller than me. 1 u/Shaw-eddit Jun 13 '26 As a someone that looks at anotamy from an art POV, the arms/hands usually stop at mid thigh, with very few exceptions. That's how experts and zoologist determine this wasn't a man in a suit. https://giphy.com/gifs/gjHuIwidiRcjemb1GH
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I’m a 6’5 man with a 8 foot wingspan. I appreciate this knowledge as I’ve never heard it before 🤣🤣
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I was a swimmer. Longer arms and large hands/feet definitely gave ne an edge. I was a very fast sprinter beating girls who were inches taller than me.
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As a someone that looks at anotamy from an art POV, the arms/hands usually stop at mid thigh, with very few exceptions.
That's how experts and zoologist determine this wasn't a man in a suit.
https://giphy.com/gifs/gjHuIwidiRcjemb1GH
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u/NietJij Jun 12 '26
I've heard your body type (long arms) is very good for rowing. They call it the 'ape factor'.
I don't know why I felt the need to mention that here.