When does the teenage male stop growing, and how many growth spurts do they receive ?
National center for health statistics and CDC put together growth curves for boys from data all over the US. These are normal curves, that is, what is best chance that what height you might end up based on your height and weight today. But as these are average curves, they are an indication, but not a certainty. There are many that grow more during later years. One good clue would be to talk to your dad and understand how his growth pattern was. If it is that he grew briskly in later years, then you will also stand better chance of growing taller, since these are genetic characteristic as well. You are doing excellent and will beat many in height. According to the normal curves, you will end up around 6′ 4″ to 6′ 6″ maximum. But no point in worrying, instead take action. Do everything possible to help yourself grow. Eat foods high in proteins (not over eat or eat fatty foods) to build muscles and make new cells for growth, eat fruits and veggies to get all the minerals, eat one string
