disproportionate muscle growth

**devilboy7778** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 1:59am

Originally Posted by TheRuss

What are you comparing them to? Pec to bicep? Left pec to right pec?

Communicate, FFS.

Left pec to right pec
Left bi to right bi

**CrackFox** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 2:20am

Originally Posted by devilboy7778

Left pec to right pec
Left bi to right bi

By how much? You measured this? What is the difference in size and strength?

Jesus, this is like drawing blood from a stone. Are you taking the piss?

**Necroyunus** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 2:27am

Originally Posted by rocket4

and they say people at bullshido are sarcastic

dude this is where you lost it

what were you expecting, you just say a topic and some bullshido member comes and says:

"oh ok I ll start writing an article just for you that covers all" or write a book for you or whatever

If its the advice you are looking for you could ve just come and ask clearly.

People just told you that you are not clear enough and you ve started whining.

Just read like 100 threads in here and try posting again.

**devilboy7778** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 4:55am

Originally Posted by CrackFox

By how much? You measured this? What is the difference in size and strength?

Jesus, this is like drawing blood from a stone. Are you taking the piss?

"My pecks and biceps are not the same size/ dont have the same strength."
that was what I said for the first post
Its like it goes in through one and right out the other.
I didn't measure but its a big enough difference that I can tell with my eyes.

**CrackFox** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 5:01am

Originally Posted by devilboy7778

I didn't measure but its a big enough difference that I can tell with my eyes.

We don't have your eyes, therefore we need measurements.

**Necroyunus** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 5:07am

i used to have the same problem my right arm was a lot more stronger and slightly bigger than the left one.

Then I ve started doing all the heavy work with my left arm(like carrying something or whatever)
now after 3 years or so, my left arm is stronger than the right one. However it still lacks skill.

**Kickapoo** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 11:30am

Originally Posted by Necroyunus

i used to have the same problem my right arm was a lot more stronger and slightly bigger than the left one.

Then I ve started doing all the heavy work with my left arm(like carrying something or whatever)
now after 3 years or so, my left arm is stronger than the right one. However it still lacks skill.

What hand dominant are you? I'm righthanded and my left arm has always been larger and stronger then my right.

**Necroyunus** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 11:45am

Originally Posted by Kickapoo

What hand dominant are you? I'm righthanded and my left arm has always been larger and stronger then my right.

I m righthanded too, before not but now my left is larger than right too.

My left part of the chest too.

Also my lats dont look like the same....my shoulders too.

Well its not only about muscles, even when i look very carefully at my photos i can see my eyes are not %100 perfectly simmetric.

But to be honest all these differences are so unimportant, if you dont look so carefully you cannot even notice those. I ve never had someone to tell me "hey you know your one arm looks skinnier than the other one"

We are not perfect, if you care extremely much about the details of course you can find alot of anomalies.

You know when you should care? I have a friend in my gym his one shoulder was injured seriously recently, so he got operations etc. And he couldnt use that one arm of his for months.
Now he started training again but when you look carefully at his arms you can easily see that one arm is smaller than the other one.(He is a big guy but after the injury he stopped training so i think it helped alot about not getting a huge difference)
If you had a problem like this then you should care a little i think.

Otherwise just chill

**Tom Kagan** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 11:49am

Muscular symmetry is overrated.

Since your posting style suggests you are young, get checked for scoliosis.

**Wing-Kwan-Fu** · Posted On: 6/14/2010 12:01pm

Saying the obvious in case you haven't guessed: don't stop working out, but only work as hard as the weak side can handle. If you do two-sided exercises (for example, the barbell bench press), DROP WEIGHT until you can do it perfectly symmetrically with perfect form. Smoke a lot of crack. Try to do all the little things, like moving around plates, with your weak side.