Gumbi Mode FAQ
Gumbi Mode FAQ
**Question 2) What if I'm young and still in puberty, which program should I follow?**
**Answer:** If you're not an intermediate or advanced lifter, start with the beginner course.
Without gym access, consider the Gumbi Mode bodyweight or plyometrics program.
**Question 5) Is there any scientific evidence that proves height growth after is
possible?**
**Answer:** Evidence suggests height growth post-puberty is possible, though anecdotal.
Scientific studies are lacking due to controlled research absence. Let’s change this with Gumbi
Mode!!!
**Question 8) Which Gumbi Mode program is most effective for height growth?**
**Answer:** Program efficacy varies among individuals. Choose based on personal fitness level,
daily time availability, and gym access.
**Question 11) I'm Still in Puberty, what's the best Gumbi Mode program for me?**
**Answer:** Optimal choice depends on desire, fitness level, daily time availability, and gym
access. If under 19, open growth plates suggest potential for easier growth stimulation.
**Question 15) Is an Inversion Table and Decompression Table Necessary for Gumbi
Mode?**
**Answer:** No. Weighted hanging can do the trick. Beginners should start with bodyweight
hangs for a month, then gradually add ankle weights. This allows shoulder tendons and
ligaments time to strengthen before adding weights.
**Question 16) Which is Superior for Height Growth, Inversion Table, or Decompression
Table?**
**Answer:** A Decompression Table surpasses an Inversion Table. It allows for increased usage
time, including sleep, and has strong anecdotal evidence of results making it the superior
choice. Combined with Gumbi Mode, it maximizes chances of growth.