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My left arm is 1/2" smaller than my right. Not sure if it's the bi or tri, probably a bit of both.
I realize dumbell work is in order, but do I do; more reps with the left, more weight, less reps,etc.
Thoughts and a game plan appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Remember also that your tricep is three muscles and your bicep is 2. If you feel your biceps are lacking then try hitting your triceps harder and from more angles, instead of more bicep curls.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by StoneColdNTO
[B]My left arm is 1/2" smaller than my right.
I got the same problem brother. Its seems that my right arm is fuller, more round, as my left arm the peak of the bicep is more pointy. I just havent been able to even it out with my right arm.
Originally posted by StoneColdNTO My left arm is 1/2" smaller than my right.
I got the same problem brother. Its seems that my right arm is fuller, more round, as my left arm the peak of the bicep is more pointy. I just havent been able to even it out with my right arm.
I change my workouts every month or two:
EZ Bicep curls: 4sets 6-10 reps
Incline curls: 3sets 6-10 reps
reverse curls: 3sets 6-10 reps
Where are the tricep exercises....it's part of the arm still lol
my right was smaller than my left bicep so i just stoped jerking off and it grew to much cardio i guess..... no really bro i did 1 extra set as heavy as i could 6-8 reps on the bicep and the tri it caught up in about 3 mths
Originally posted by StoneColdNTO My left arm is 1/2" smaller than my right. Not sure if it's the bi or tri, probably a bit of both.
I realize dumbell work is in order, but do I do; more reps with the left, more weight, less reps,etc.
Thoughts and a game plan appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Hey SC: I would go heavier on the lagging side! Not more reps!
Thats what i have a little on my left not so much not but instead of more reps on the left i did heavyer weight on it almost got them praprtioned out
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Use dumbbells and work both evenly. That should catch you up in a few months. Make sure that you don't over use one in particular more than the other. Try becoming ambidextrious. Brush your teeth and drive with the opposite hand every day. Could make a diff.
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