Teenage boys really are as gangly as they appear, scientists have found. Sudden growth spurts in adolescent boys leave them clumsy and uncoordinated because their brains have not had time to adjust to their rapid increase in height, a study revealed. Researchers from the University of Bologna, in Italy, studied a group of 88 teenage boys and analysed aspects of their walk which are guided by motor control, including the smoothness of their gait, step regularity and balance. [ 510 more words. ] UcenterDress mother of the groom and bride collections in vintage style

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