Some research suggests that increased neck strength might reduce the risk of concussion. For instance, a study found that for every one-pound increase in neck strength, the odds of concussion fell by 5%.
This is supported by recommendations from Rutgers University researchers, who suggest that athletes, particularly those in higher-risk sports like football and soccer, should build neck strength as a preventive measure against concussions.
Neck size is linked to lower likelihood of injury and therefore higher likelihood of health and survival.
And since health is linked to attractiveness. it is therefore likely that neck size should also be linked to attractiveness.
Using the website photofeeler.com, an attractiveness rating website, we put it to the test. All factors are held constant EXCEPT the neck.
The tests were done on the site’s dating category, where physical attractiveness is the primary quality rated. Subjects were females between the ages of 18 and 29.
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