No. Lifting weights is an excellent exercise and unless done to excess will not be harmful.
Lifting weights or going rock climbing are the esiest ways to build up muscles in your arm.
Anything you want to do..but if you mean for exercise then you could always do sports. You can run or swim or ride a bike. Lifting weights is about the only way you are going to get bigger though (i mean muscle mass, not skeletal size)
No, going to the gym does not directly stop the growth of height. Height is primarily determined by genetics and other factors like nutrition and overall health. However, excessive weightlifting or intense physical training at a young age can potentially impact growth plates and interfere with normal growth. It is important to maintain a balanced approach to exercise during periods of growth.
no. it in fact encourages growth. i started training when i was 16 and actually got taller as a result. even when i was 11 i lifted weights sometimes and i was still the tallest kid in my grade. still am :)
In fact you can.. If you you are doing a surprising heavy amount of weight such as twice or a little bit less it can shorten you height... This only occurs if you doing for example squats... and going big every time you weight lift, it does shorten height..
No. It won't. Bones in your body are not going to compress under weight. But it is a known fact that you lose height during the day as the spine compresses. But, that height is regained in the night during sleep. A job lifting heavy objects will have other serious problems like back issues. So, losing height should be the least of your concern.
If you're lifting along with eating you are either eating too much, or not lifting enough. Or, if you aren't lifting weights, you should be.
If by maximum height you mean the height you will achieve after your puberty growth then there is no answer. There is no way to tell what your maximum height will be with all the advancements of modern technology. Its not going to happen just having your age and current height to go by.
The answer is Growth is something you get up to like your height and your wight and Development is something like your going to develop. Like for instance, ur height and weight could change because you might be more active then you used to be.
It is impossible to foresee your height based soley on that information. Everyone grows differently, no matter your parents...someone will have the same parents as their siblings, but have very different final heights/weights, so only a docter can give a realistic estimate of final height based on your bone density/growth etc.
Working out can help with releasing frustrations, but weight lifting might not be the best way to go about it. Strictly speaking, weight lifting isn't that strenuous, so you're probably better off with something that gets your heart going a bit more consistently, like running or rowing. Most people would be able to burn off more energy that way.