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I was just wondering how do you guys deal with uneven size arms, do you just work out both of them, or focus more on one than the other? For example your left arm bicep and tricep being bigger than your right arm.
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Train them equal and they even out
also hnnng
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>>41737735
Been doing that. Just my right arm is definitely noticeably larger. Guess I just have to wait it out
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>>41737781
You obviously favor your right arm when lifting. Be conscious of the muscles you are contracting when you lift, you'll probably notice it.
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>left is bigger than right
>start my right arm curls first, as many as I can
>get 11
>move over to left
>only do 11, even though it felt like I could do two more
That's how you correct it with dumbbells. With barbells, you focus on form, but it's not perfectly possible to do with barbells, so sometimes your imbalance gets worse. It's not that big of a deal to be a little lopsided for a while if the whole body is growing. No one is perfectly ambidextrous.
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>>41737800
This is helpful, thanks
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