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No, as long as you don't damage your growth plates it will not stunt your growth. Heavy squats and deadlifts can compress your spine slightly, but it does not affect you peak height.
One can go so far as to say lifting heavy weights releases HGH and IGF which can cause a better growth if the growth plates are still open (in theory), and lifting increases mineral bone density also aiding to bone growth.
Make sure you lift with proper form though because injuries can stunt growth.
One can go so far as to say lifting heavy weights releases HGH and IGF which can cause a better growth if the growth plates are still open (in theory), and lifting increases mineral bone density also aiding to bone growth.
Make sure you lift with proper form though because injuries can stunt growth.