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<![CDATA[ <p>What sports are best suited for short people</p><p>It can help in wrestling, depending on the skillset. While height gives you extra reach and leverage once you're on the floor, being shorter means its harder to get you into hold positions like the half nelson or armbar.</p><p>posted by Civil_Disobedient at 4:10 AM on June 15, 2006</p><p>Motor racing? Some of the Formula 1 drivers look pretty small. And I think a low centre of gravity might be good for things like Judo and wrestling.</p><p>posted by echelon at 4:11 AM on June 15, 2006</p><p>Sports where <a target="_blank" href="http://www.byflat.com/" title="Wholesale Jerseys">Wholesale Jerseys</a> power/weight ratio matters. Pole vault? The best hill climbers in cycling aren't usually very big. For that matter, rock climbing, but reach matters there, so I guess it's not so good?</p><p>posted by normy at 4:22 AM on June 15, 2006</p><p>Weightlifting? Since it goes by weight class, the shorter you are, the more muscular you can be while still maintaining a lower weight class.</p><p>posted by antifuse at 4:38 AM on June 15, 2006</p><p>Yeah, weight lifting is the non intuitive sport in this category. In addition to the wieght class thing, being shorter means having to move the weight a shorter distance. See Pocket Hercules.</p><p>posted by OmieWise at 4:41 AM on June 15, 2006</p><p>Yes to sports with weight classes. some combat sports, competitive weight lifting, etc.</p><p>IRL racing doesn't take weight into consideration, thus you get the Danica Patrick controversy she weighs only 100lbs, cars all weigh the same, so she frequently has a 75 100lb advantage.</p><p>Ice skating seems to favor shorter people. some of the spins and turns and whatnot favor a lower center of gravity. You don't see a lot of tall female skaters at the highest level. Short track speed skaters, too, have to make extreme turns and tend to be shorter.</p><p>Same goes for running backs in the NFL. Barry Sanders, anyone? <a target="_blank" href="http://www.cheapjerseyswholesale.us.com/" title="Cheap Jerseys From China">Cheap Jerseys From China</a> Hide behind a lineman, turn on a dime with a low center of gravity.</p><p>Er. competitive limbo dancing? =) There's definitely more out there.</p><p>posted by empyrean at 4:42 AM on June 15, 2006</p><p>Flying. Lightweight glider pilots and hang gliders would <a target="_blank" href="http://www.cheapjerseyswholesale.us.com/" title="Cheap Jerseys">Cheap Jerseys</a> have an advantage, surely?</p><p>posted by normy at 4:45 AM on June 15, 2006</p><p>Another vote for soccer. Diego Maradona is also 5 ft 5. Thierry Henry is 6 ft 2 but smaller players are able to <a target="_blank" href="http://www.byflat.com/" title="Cheap NFL Jerseys Paypal">Cheap NFL Jerseys Paypal</a> hold their own. I would say that the distribution of heights in soccer more or less reflects the general population, although there are few players from the extremes.</p><p>I think there are some lifts where shorter limbs gives a mechanical advantage. Franco Columbu held a number of lifting related world records, and he is 5 ft 5.</p>
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