Final answer:
The original statement regarding climbers is unclear and cannot be deemed true or false. However, anabolic steroids typically stunt growth in teenagers, making them shorter, not taller, and the knee joint is the largest joint in the human body.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement 'The top of your climbers should be approximately 4 in below the inside prominence of the knee joint' is missing context in terms of what 'climbers' refers to, and there is not enough information to deem it true or false in relation to climbing equipment or technique. However, the following related statements can be addressed:
True or False: Use of anabolic steroids in the teenage years generally makes people taller. This statement is False. Anabolic steroids can actually close growth plates in teenagers, potentially stunting growth.
True or False: The largest joint in the human body is the knee joint. This statement is True. The knee joint is indeed the largest joint in the human body.
In climbing, weight distribution is important where part of the climber's weight is supported by the rope and part by friction between the feet and the rock face. This concept is illustrated in both Figure 5.20 and Figure 5.22 mentioned in the question.