Really excited to see how this develops, I’ve been on a stalemate on the research since late December, yeah…. Nearly 600 hours without finding out anything conclusive enough to support that anybof this stuff could be applied reliably to other growth plate junctures, but now I have a lot more faith on it. ll propose stage 2 as an experimental layer to some of my more dedicated clients and see if they’re willing to take part in the trial to see if it’s indeed possible to also yield tibial/femural longitudinal growth and take things from there. Based on my current evidence what i’m thinking to try should only work up until late teens or perhaps early 20’s for super lucky individuals(i’m not one of them, my femur and tibial plates are 100% beyond stage 3 growth plate maturation), but well if we can yield similar results to what this client has seen in 6 weeks(even in the course of let’s say 12-24 weeks) then, this might truly scale the Oeteochondrial Oscillation Principle(I call IT W-OOP) to a complete new paradigms. I’m looking forward to see how this goes

What the fuck? Guys, that has been a huge update in my freaking second resolution principle. I made it! I made it! I spent the last six months trying to figure this shit out. And he paid off, he paid off, he paid off, he paid off. Okay, I'm not gonna explain exactly what he is, but all that I'm going to say is that it is a fucking possible. And that it's not just about the verbal column, it is about stage mimicry. You can do this in different parts of your body, and it's just... I couldn't figure out how to conform the hypothesis that I had around selective stage mimicry, but I managed to do it today. Due to something that I've been doing on one of my client's programs, I just sprinkled a couple of additional exercises, so it wasn't really relevant to obviously spend all the compression and stuff, and I was like, well, maybe it could work, maybe it might not. And yeah, it's fucking worked. I'm not going to specify anything. All that I can say is that this dude gained 1.5 inches in wingspan over the course of the last six weeks. And that's all that I'm going to say.