Coach allen I would say the perfect height for a player ranges in differences per level for starters Amateur level aau/rec league middleschool/H.S.( PGs/SGs from 5'3 to 6'5''+)( Fs/Cs 6'0"to 6'10"or taller)( COLLEGE div1 to div 3( average guards 5'11" or 6'0" to 6'8 ➕)( forwards and center's( 6'4"-6'6" to 7'0") PRO/ NBA average height from guard to center i would say 6'3"or 6'7" to 7'0" or taller 🤔
My Brother Almost became Famous in Austria because he was so good at Baketball, he was only 5‘8 But still was incredibly Sporty and agile, unfortunately he had an career ending Injury. As for me I am Right about 6‘3 and 1/2 and I am still growing it atleast Hope so haha but I‘ve Never Played Basketball, however This Video encouraged me to try it out, Even tho I may be to small but my Brother is my Inspiration haha anyway thanks for the Video!
@@bballcoachallen I respect that fact the you want young viewers to be optimistic and not let height limit their potential but in basketball potential is some what limited by height and this simply a fact there are ideal weights and body types for all different types of sports and those genetic gifts suited for that sport will dominate compared to those who don’t and I think that’s important for kids to known also
I respect that fact the you want young viewers to be optimistic and not let height limit their potential but in basketball potential is some what limited by height and this is simply a fact there are ideal weights and body types for all different types of sports and those with the genetic gifts suited for that sport will dominate compared to those who don’t and I think that’s also important for kids to know. also if a kid is born Asian with the genetic height potential to be only 5’9” and is not fast twitch 2 muscle fiber dominant (note basketball is an anaerobic sport meaning those who are fast twitch 2 muscle fiber dominant will dominant over those with out that) that kid will be be out played by 6’6” fast twitch 2 muscle fiber dominant player from west African descendants because that player is more suited for sports. That doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with Asian kid thats 5’9” maby he’s slow twitch 1 dominant and is really good at endurance sports like long doesn’t running. But he simply will not be as good as the 6’6” players thats fast twitch 2 dominant if that player puts In equal work or even less effort like 10 -15 which actually doesn’t sound like much but it is he will still be better and have more value to recruiters because of his genetic gifts
You obviously have to do workouts to enhance whatever natural abilities you already have. Players like Muggsy Bogues (short) and many others have had successful pro careers maybe not necessarily in the NBA but around the world
@@bballcoachallen yes u do have to workout to become better but muggsy bouges max potential is star maby low level Allstar if I’m generous still good in its own right but he could never be a micheal Jordan because he was limited by his his height and genetics gifts and that made him a defensive and some and offense liability in some situations more so a defensive liability rarely an offense one
@@bballcoachallen and I’m talking about the NBA the highest level on competition we’re you need the genetic gifts and the skill there’s a reason he haven’t seen any players under 6 besides maby trae young and cp3 but their defensive liability and there offense sometimes gets streaky like seen in the 2020-2021 post season so then they just become all around liability’s
@@bballcoachallen there a reason the average height in the nba 6’7” because height is more important than skill if this were not true we would say the average nba height closer to 5’9” average male height
I’m 5’11 16 I have a more of a Duncan Robinson game been a sharpshooter since middle school basketball I wish I was 6’5 because I can’t dribble that well but I’m not gonna grow anymore
I agree and disagree at the same time. First: Height alone should not itself be valued alone from a phyiscal standpoit. There are better options: Vertical reach from your feet to your fingertips, your handsize and your wingsspan. Especially vertical reach is most important. There are player which are a bit smaller, but have crazy wingspans, which makes them perfect for wing defenders. But generally speaking: Basketball is the type of sport which profits the most from beeing tall. Thats doesnt mean that you cant make it, if you are talented. However, beeing tall increases you chance heavily. I think I once saw a statistics which said if you are 7 feet tall chances that you gonna make it to the nba around 10% - there just are not that many people :D
The perfect height? That's easy. The perfect height is: Taller Height is > Skills The average player in the NBA is 6'7. That is so tall that there are only 2 million people in the world that tall or taller. That means the talent pool is tiny compared to shorter people and why 7 footers (only 2800 in the world) who can barely move or never played basketball before have millions thrown at them just in case they are decently skilled. If skill was even close to the most important thing in basketball, the average height would be closer to the average. Your average sized person being in the NBA is the exception, not the rule. I'm not trying to be mean, it is just reality. If you want to be the best (like any NBA player), you need to be super tall. If you're just playing in your community, it isn't as big of a deal because it isn't a meritocracy. Anyone can play. If you want to make millions, not so much.
@@bballcoachallen That is the exception to the rule. That's like saying, it doesn't matter what you eat, my dad ate bacon and milkshakes for breakfast every day and he lived to be 100.
This is what happens when you grow very early as an early bloomer. I was already 5’10 at the 8th grade and when I was a senior in high school I was 6’1. However I grew to 6’2 after high school and I’m still 6’2 at 24. Can’t really complain I wanted to be 6’2-6’4 as an adult got the 6’2.
Any tips for me anyone? I want to really increase my height. I am 14 with almost a full grown-beard and I am only 5 foot 5 inches. I want to go above 6 feet. Any tips for me?
theres a reason the average height in the nba 6’7” because height is more important than skill if this were not true we would say the average nba height closer to 5’9” average male height
@@bballcoachallen curry is special and and outerlier I think he shoots so well because of not only his skill/ hard work but also genetics he has really good stamina that’s usually high also he was grey eyes which help you shoot better probably other genetic factors seeing his dad also made it to nba but there other players you named are above average nothing to special. Also if curry was 6’7” 180-210 pounds he would probably be top 3 all time currys height makes him a defensive liability but if he was 6’7” 180lbs he could be a scary good 2 way player with his endurance and stamina
@@bballcoachallen height is a more important factor than skill you are either genetically gifted or not tho you can make up for lack of genetic gifts with hard work but the genetics gifted will always succeed if they both work equally as hard that’s the way life is
@@bballcoachallen it’s like that in specialists sports like sprinting, power lifting, long distance running, and even chess this with more fast twitch 2 muscles, absolute power output, slow twitch type 1 muscles, and higher I Q will dominate with what even they were genetics gifted with and how ever there ancestors evolved and came to form them same with generalist sport to like basketball, football why do you think those of west African ancestors dominate basketball because it’s anabolic sport why do them dominate positions like running back and wide receivers in football because those positions require a a competition of explosiveness muscle control and power which west African dominant non that area due to being fast twitch dominate and have more myostain receptors on average compared to other races simply due to that fact they had to adapt that way because tropical diseases mainly ( malaria) would feed on hemoglobins which are very prevalent in those who are slow twitch dominate therefore natural selection happened and those who had the most attractive trait for that environment which is fast twitch type 2 muscles passed on there genes and those who didn’t died or didn’t pass or there genes. That’s the reason african Americans don’t have as much fast twitch muscles compared to west Africans because they have 20% European blood on average and there’s not direct evolutionary pressure for them to have that trait
@@bballcoachallenif mugsey was even 6’5 he would probably he be 25 all time if any of those player you named were over 6’6 6’7 they would be significantly better seeing that they didn’t put on to much weight because that could mess up there shot because weight affects shooting more the height/ wingspan
Hey coach I just wanna ask a question when you was 14 what height are you I'm currently 13 10 months old and I'm 5'4.5 is that a good height currently for me?
I was tall for my age, males on my dads side of the family grow fast and stop growing early... I was 6'2 at 14 years old (I am still 6'2 today... I was also 6 feet tall in grade 6)... 5'4 at your age would be considered a guard, but keep in mind everyone grows at different times
takes lots of work, just need to be better than everyone else . Sometimes outworking others, but being smarter than others helps too. believe in yourself and you'll do great
@@daoudacoulibaly1569 Absolutely false, dennis rodman was 21 and never played basketball and made it. He's 6'5, and he's got until 23 to make it. That's plenty of time.
I think you do a Lotta good for the game I play football and basketball but I am good at football I want to be good at basketball to I love football and I like it more than basketball but the best for players get paid more in the league probably because there’s less players
Both are good sports ... get really good at both and whichever one pays you the most, or the one you like the most play that as a career ... be like Ish Wainright of the Suns
Hey coach I run Power Forward on my team and I’m 6’7-6’8 is that good enough? BTW very very important video to watch about heights. If you need more info to tell me if that’s my position let me know.
6'7/8 is a great height for power forward. Keep working hard... really work on foot speed with the agility ladder and core strength. That will really expand your game
6’7 is undersized for a pf in pros just make sure you have sf skills even if you a pf try to play like sf model your game after Jason tatum or Paul George or even kawhi and derozan who both played pf and center in highschool and now are sf sometimes players get comfortable playing like a traditional pf or big and there game doesn’t translate to the next level because of there undersized height combined with that traditional style of play while being undersized not hating but just be careful of that
depends on the team, many teams now have a 2 point guard set which would have potentially a 6'2 shooting guard... usually especially at high school or college levels you will see a two point guard set or one of those guards being a swing guard bringing the ball up the court on occasion.
@@bballcoachallen I'm talking about the nba if you are 6'2 they will most likely put u as a guard based off of your height because your facing against players who are taller than you. Idk about high school or college I'm only talking about the nba
Stretching and diets are a load of 🐂💩. Unfortunately, it’s mostly genetic. But if you want to get taller, you can get cosmetic limb lengthening surgery. The surgery is much more advanced and safer than it used to be! I’m 5’9 and I’m getting it as soon as I can afford it because I’ve always wanted to be tall! To be honest, the only reason I haven’t done it at this point is because it’s really expensive.
I would ask your dad if he had a late growth spurt. I know of one person with the last name Abdi who grew a few inches when he was 18 .... I know last name doesn't mean much when it comes to height, but I thought I would share that story anyways
@@bballcoachallen I'm saying as a male if u are shorter than 5'8 everyone will call you short 5'9-5'10/5'11 (I'm 5'10 btw) is average once you hit 6 ft you are tall but even 5'10 is tall depending on who you ask and what type of environment you live in
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Coach allen I would say the perfect height for a player ranges in differences per level for starters Amateur level aau/rec league middleschool/H.S.( PGs/SGs from 5'3 to 6'5''+)( Fs/Cs 6'0"to 6'10"or taller)( COLLEGE div1 to div 3( average guards 5'11" or 6'0" to 6'8 ➕)( forwards and center's( 6'4"-6'6" to 7'0") PRO/ NBA average height from guard to center i would say 6'3"or 6'7" to 7'0" or taller 🤔
My Brother Almost became Famous in Austria because he was so good at Baketball, he was only 5‘8 But still was incredibly Sporty and agile, unfortunately he had an career ending Injury. As for me I am Right about 6‘3 and 1/2 and I am still growing it atleast Hope so haha but I‘ve Never Played Basketball, however This Video encouraged me to try it out, Even tho I may be to small but my Brother is my Inspiration haha anyway thanks for the Video!
6’7”-6’8” is the best hight for basketball you can play 1-4 and small ball 5
100%
@@bballcoachallen I respect that fact the you want young viewers to be optimistic and not let height limit their potential but in basketball potential is some what limited by height and this simply a fact there are ideal weights and body types for all different types of sports and those genetic gifts suited for that sport will dominate compared to those who don’t and I think that’s important for kids to known also
I respect that fact the you want young viewers to be optimistic and not let height limit their potential but in basketball potential is some what limited by height and this is simply a fact there are ideal weights and body types for all different types of sports and those with the genetic gifts suited for that sport will dominate compared to those who don’t and I think that’s also important for kids to know. also if a kid is born Asian with the genetic height potential to be only 5’9” and is not fast twitch 2 muscle fiber dominant (note basketball is an anaerobic sport meaning those who are fast twitch 2 muscle fiber dominant will dominant over those with out that) that kid will be be out played by 6’6” fast twitch 2 muscle fiber dominant player from west African descendants because that player is more suited for sports. That doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with Asian kid thats 5’9” maby he’s slow twitch 1 dominant and is really good at endurance sports like long doesn’t running. But he simply will not be as good as the 6’6” players thats fast twitch 2 dominant if that player puts In equal work or even less effort like 10 -15 which actually doesn’t sound like much but it is he will still be better and have more value to recruiters because of his genetic gifts
You obviously have to do workouts to enhance whatever natural abilities you already have. Players like Muggsy Bogues (short) and many others have had successful pro careers maybe not necessarily in the NBA but around the world
@@bballcoachallen yes u do have to workout to become better but muggsy bouges max potential is star maby low level Allstar if I’m generous still good in its own right but he could never be a micheal Jordan because he was limited by his his height and genetics gifts and that made him a defensive and some and offense liability in some situations more so a defensive liability rarely an offense one
@@bballcoachallen and I’m talking about the NBA the highest level on competition we’re you need the genetic gifts and the skill there’s a reason he haven’t seen any players under 6 besides maby trae young and cp3 but their defensive liability and there offense sometimes gets streaky like seen in the 2020-2021 post season so then they just become all around liability’s
@@bballcoachallen there a reason the average height in the nba 6’7” because height is more important than skill if this were not true we would say the average nba height closer to 5’9” average male height
@@Titan2User Nope, average height in NBA (without basketball shoes) 6'5 tops.
I’m 5’11 16 I have a more of a Duncan Robinson game been a sharpshooter since middle school basketball I wish I was 6’5 because I can’t dribble that well but I’m not gonna grow anymore
thats fine, work on your handles and your foot speed for defense
did u ever grown
@@R2OHHHHH 6’2 6’3 now
Thank you ,you have given me hope, now l know the meaning of the saying NEVER GIVE UP
You need to give it up if your under 6 ft your not going to the league end of story
@@blewgrassboy8461never say never, believe me when I say NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE!
I agree and disagree at the same time.
First: Height alone should not itself be valued alone from a phyiscal standpoit. There are better options: Vertical reach from your feet to your fingertips, your handsize and your wingsspan. Especially vertical reach is most important. There are player which are a bit smaller, but have crazy wingspans, which makes them perfect for wing defenders. But generally speaking: Basketball is the type of sport which profits the most from beeing tall. Thats doesnt mean that you cant make it, if you are talented. However, beeing tall increases you chance heavily. I think I once saw a statistics which said if you are 7 feet tall chances that you gonna make it to the nba around 10% - there just are not that many people :D
If you are tall and fast, it benefits you but if you are just really tall and not athletic on the other hand, you can't use your height
The perfect height? That's easy. The perfect height is: Taller
Height is > Skills
The average player in the NBA is 6'7. That is so tall that there are only 2 million people in the world that tall or taller. That means the talent pool is tiny compared to shorter people and why 7 footers (only 2800 in the world) who can barely move or never played basketball before have millions thrown at them just in case they are decently skilled.
If skill was even close to the most important thing in basketball, the average height would be closer to the average. Your average sized person being in the NBA is the exception, not the rule.
I'm not trying to be mean, it is just reality. If you want to be the best (like any NBA player), you need to be super tall.
If you're just playing in your community, it isn't as big of a deal because it isn't a meritocracy. Anyone can play. If you want to make millions, not so much.
not always, you could be 7'6 and uncoordinated ... But you have a good point
@@bballcoachallen That is the exception to the rule.
That's like saying, it doesn't matter what you eat, my dad ate bacon and milkshakes for breakfast every day and he lived to be 100.
Philippines 6'3 to 5'11 center guard
I played as a 5’11 center in middle school now I’m a senior and only 6’1
ouch, kinda the same for me, I was 6 foot in grade 6 and only grew 2 inches since
yo how tall are you now just wondering? have u grown?
This is what happens when you grow very early as an early bloomer. I was already 5’10 at the 8th grade and when I was a senior in high school I was 6’1. However I grew to 6’2 after high school and I’m still 6’2 at 24. Can’t really complain I wanted to be 6’2-6’4 as an adult got the 6’2.
Any tips for me anyone? I want to really increase my height. I am 14 with almost a full grown-beard and I am only 5 foot 5 inches. I want to go above 6 feet. Any tips for me?
Depends on the position I guess
Zion is actually 6’6
theres a reason the average height in the nba 6’7” because height is more important than skill if this were not true we would say the average nba height closer to 5’9” average male height
If heights more important than skill how do you explain players like Mugsey Bogues, Steph Curry, Kyle Lowry, Fred VanVleet, Cole Anthony, etc
@@bballcoachallen curry is special and and outerlier I think he shoots so well because of not only his skill/ hard work but also genetics he has really good stamina that’s usually high also he was grey eyes which help you shoot better probably other genetic factors seeing his dad also made it to nba but there other players you named are above average nothing to special. Also if curry was 6’7” 180-210 pounds he would probably be top 3 all time currys height makes him a defensive liability but if he was 6’7” 180lbs he could be a scary good 2 way player with his endurance and stamina
@@bballcoachallen height is a more important factor than skill you are either genetically gifted or not tho you can make up for lack of genetic gifts with hard work but the genetics gifted will always succeed if they both work equally as hard that’s the way life is
@@bballcoachallen it’s like that in specialists sports like sprinting, power lifting, long distance running, and even chess this with more fast twitch 2 muscles, absolute power output, slow twitch type 1 muscles, and higher I Q will dominate with what even they were genetics gifted with and how ever there ancestors evolved and came to form them same with generalist sport to like basketball, football why do you think those of west African ancestors dominate basketball because it’s anabolic sport why do them dominate positions like running back and wide receivers in football because those positions require a a competition of explosiveness muscle control and power which west African dominant non that area due to being fast twitch dominate and have more myostain receptors on average compared to other races simply due to that fact they had to adapt that way because tropical diseases mainly ( malaria) would feed on hemoglobins which are very prevalent in those who are slow twitch dominate therefore natural selection happened and those who had the most attractive trait for that environment which is fast twitch type 2 muscles passed on there genes and those who didn’t died or didn’t pass or there genes. That’s the reason african Americans don’t have as much fast twitch muscles compared to west Africans because they have 20% European blood on average and there’s not direct evolutionary pressure for them to have that trait
@@bballcoachallenif mugsey was even 6’5 he would probably he be 25 all time if any of those player you named were over 6’6 6’7 they would be significantly better seeing that they didn’t put on to much weight because that could mess up there shot because weight affects shooting more the height/ wingspan
Hey coach can you do a hakeem Olajuwon breakdown cause I want to be him and study every small detail to be a good player in my role🇵🇭❤️
Coming February 21st
Here is a video where I teach the Hakeem Dream Shake th-cam.com/video/I7lE--J9pwo/w-d-xo.html
Wow so you're 6'10 or up?
Hello so I am 6'1 in freshman in high school. And I want to be 6'5" at senior year.
Height isn’t everything but you can set yourself up for your genes max height but eating right, exercising and stretching
Pj Tucker is 6ft 5 and Zion is 6ft 7
So basically we don’t know the answer to the question?
May you please do an Off hand utilizer video and/or Kobe footwork video?
will need to do an off hand video ... here is a Kobe footwork video th-cam.com/video/-1dz4EDjw4w/w-d-xo.html
Hey coach I just wanna ask a question when you was 14 what height are you I'm currently 13 10 months old and I'm 5'4.5 is that a good height currently for me?
I was tall for my age, males on my dads side of the family grow fast and stop growing early... I was 6'2 at 14 years old (I am still 6'2 today... I was also 6 feet tall in grade 6)... 5'4 at your age would be considered a guard, but keep in mind everyone grows at different times
@@bballcoachallen thanks coach appreciate it
@@rafaelandresespiritualvare3113 I was 5’8” at 14 your gonna be like 5’8” at 18 most likely
Nice vid. Kyle kuzma defense.
Kyle Kuzma Defense Secrets Breakdown coming Feb 27
I'm 6ft5 I'm 17
I've never played basketball before
How Long do you think it'll take before I make it to the NBA?
you can definitely make it, work super hard everyday, and pray to God that he set you on this path if its the right one for you. Good luck.
@@piplupontop6572 thank you🤝
takes lots of work, just need to be better than everyone else . Sometimes outworking others, but being smarter than others helps too. believe in yourself and you'll do great
sorry but i think 17 is too late im 99% sure they wont accept someone whos never played basketball and is 17
@@daoudacoulibaly1569 Absolutely false, dennis rodman was 21 and never played basketball and made it. He's 6'5, and he's got until 23 to make it. That's plenty of time.
I think you do a Lotta good for the game I play football and basketball but I am good at football I want to be good at basketball to I love football and I like it more than basketball but the best for players get paid more in the league probably because there’s less players
Both are good sports ... get really good at both and whichever one pays you the most, or the one you like the most play that as a career ... be like Ish Wainright of the Suns
Hey coach I run Power Forward on my team and I’m 6’7-6’8 is that good enough? BTW very very important video to watch about heights. If you need more info to tell me if that’s my position let me know.
6'7/8 is a great height for power forward. Keep working hard... really work on foot speed with the agility ladder and core strength. That will really expand your game
Yup. 6'7" is the average nba height so that is perfect.
6’7 is undersized for a pf in pros just make sure you have sf skills even if you a pf try to play like sf model your game after Jason tatum or Paul George or even kawhi and derozan who both played pf and center in highschool and now are sf sometimes players get comfortable playing like a traditional pf or big and there game doesn’t translate to the next level because of there undersized height combined with that traditional style of play while being undersized not hating but just be careful of that
No 6 7 is small
6’7 is a good height unless your at nba level
If you're 6'2 you should be a point guard
depends on the team, many teams now have a 2 point guard set which would have potentially a 6'2 shooting guard... usually especially at high school or college levels you will see a two point guard set or one of those guards being a swing guard bringing the ball up the court on occasion.
@@bballcoachallen I'm talking about the nba if you are 6'2 they will most likely put u as a guard based off of your height because your facing against players who are taller than you. Idk about high school or college I'm only talking about the nba
Im 6ft going into my sophomore year with my ending height looking between 6'3-6'7. my best skills are that of a guard so could i play a 2 guard?
You can’t predict you height. You may stay 6 foot forever.
Develop as a one primary but still play the 2 a little bit to develop those sg skills and be a more well rounded gurad
Your like 15 I would be amazed to see you hit 6’4
Im 6^5 I dont know what is basketball or how to play Im a cricket lover n player target 6^9 but now im getting a bit interest in basket ball
Same idhar. Bas difference is that I am only 5 foot 5 inches. I am 14 with a fulll grown beard so I may grow more for a year or two
Im 5'11 i wanna play center but i think im too short maybe only forwards like sf or pf
Your too short to play point guard
I am 5.10 - 5.11ft at 14yrs approx how much I will grow
How do you increase ur height...
eat good foods, exercise, and stretch will set your body up to reach its maximum height check out this video th-cam.com/video/gTRg5JTK5Vo/w-d-xo.html
I also wanna know the same I am 14 and just 5 foot 5 inches
Stretching and diets are a load of 🐂💩. Unfortunately, it’s mostly genetic. But if you want to get taller, you can get cosmetic limb lengthening surgery. The surgery is much more advanced and safer than it used to be! I’m 5’9 and I’m getting it as soon as I can afford it because I’ve always wanted to be tall! To be honest, the only reason I haven’t done it at this point is because it’s really expensive.
i feel 6'10 is perfect height
depends
I am 5.9 at age 16 can I hit 6.2 till adult ?
Plz give some tip
after 16 its rare, while still happens... that question would be better asked to a doctor who can check if your growth plates are closed
You to short for this game
@@benjistylez4923 not really if he become as skill as Isaiah Thomas
6 foot 6.
Zion Williamson is 6'8 not 6'9
6’6
Facts 6"6
Dude I'm like 6,1. It's way too short right ?
nope
@@bballcoachallen thanks
I am 164 cm
I am 19 years old
So can i play basketball
anyone can play
@@bballcoachallen ok i will try, thank you for your respond
💙⚡💙
1.94cm 6,5
nice
It's 6'4
196 cm Is 6'5
1.94 cm - 6 ft 4 3/8
1.94m is actually 6’4. If you are 1.95m then you are 6’5.
I’m just 6 ft:,-( is it ok
yes
6,8 to 6,10 think
I'm 5'5 turning 15 in 2 months :(
Kinda in the same situation just an year younger too you and I have a full grown beard and I am of the same height as yours
iam 6'6 1/2 and 15
I say its 6 7
seems like a good height
first coach😁
Nice job
I'm 8 years old and 7'7 i think I'm fine
😂🤣😅 LOL NICE
Ahaa😅.. in a wrong planet .I'm only 5.8 ten Tell me can I atleast grow to 6 foot ..
you'll be fine
@@bballcoachallen .u mean. It's not possible right haha .
I'm only 5''7 can I play🥲🤧
yes
Im 16 5 feet 11 AM I gonna grow
I would ask your dad if he had a late growth spurt. I know of one person with the last name Abdi who grew a few inches when he was 18 .... I know last name doesn't mean much when it comes to height, but I thought I would share that story anyways
5'5 is short asf
it can be unless you know how to use your height
@@bballcoachallen I'm saying as a male if u are shorter than 5'8 everyone will call you short 5'9-5'10/5'11 (I'm 5'10 btw) is average once you hit 6 ft you are tall but even 5'10 is tall depending on who you ask and what type of environment you live in
lol @ 6'7 to short..wtf
depends