It is said that children are not tall enough to practice martial arts. Is it true?/You don't say.

I don't think it's true that children are not tall enough to practice martial arts. The specific reasons are as follows:

First, the height of the human body is mainly determined by heredity. If the child's parents are not very tall, then the child is less likely to grow taller. After all, there is a genetic mutation in it.

Second, acquired factors have a great influence on children's height. The first is nutritional factors. If children's nutrition can keep up, it will be very helpful for growing children. The child is malnourished and will certainly not grow up. Secondly, exercise the day after tomorrow is very important. Physical exercise can promote the circulation of the human body, make children's appetite stronger, and is very helpful for the growth of height. In fact, martial arts is a kind of physical exercise, and it is wrong for children who practice martial arts to grow taller.