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Are males meant to have perfecting 180 degree straight hips?

Is the hip structure in men meant to be 180 degree hips, like from the waist to the top of the leg, perfectly straight?

Or do your hips bulge ever so slightly out, but still way less than your shoulders?

sorry perfecting should be perfectly...had a long day :smile:

Reply 1

goodLife

All guys have different builds there will be a lots of variations of figures that are in the norm.

Do you mean your lower back curves in a lot?

Reply 2

baba_moon

goodLife

All guys have different builds there will be a lots of variations of figures that are in the norm.

Do you mean your lower back curves in a lot?

It aint about me, just curious like the female ideal is like 34-24-34 or something like that. I mean is the hip bone meant to be 180 degrees in line with the edge of the waist

Reply 3

nexttime

I think the odds of anything being 'perfectly straight' in biology are quite slim.

Reply 4

Cj-Tj

It depends on figure. A rugby player, say a number 8 for example, is likley to have a wider torso then their hips. Some skinny 8 stone runt is likley to have wider hips than torso. My own figure changes between wider torso than hips if ive spent a while in the gym, or narrower when I have a few months off.