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Tweeti'm on post cycle and noticed one pec heavier than the other the muscle is bigger than the other and the fat distribution seems to be the same, no signs of gyno, what do you think?
Tweetstart doing more dumbell movements ...
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Tweetyup..to make sure you are pushing equally with both arms.
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Tweetor some Hammer Strengths, great machines for that "lazy" part as well.
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TweetBro your not saying people that use Hammer Strength are lazy are you:pOriginally posted by rado
or some Hammer Strengths, great machines for that "lazy" part as well.
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TweetOriginally posted by JohnnyB
Bro your not saying people that use Hammer Strength are lazy are you:p
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no kid. I meant the lazy part....you just had to didn't you, jackass.....
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Tweeta certain amount of genetics could be at work. My whole right side tends to outgrow my left. Even when i isolate my left side to the point it is stronger, the right is bigger, esp right bicep and quad.
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TweetI have a similar problem... My left pec has always been a bit larger than my right... It has been this way for atleast 10 years. I try and even them out with dumbell work and hammer strength.. but no real change... must be genetics...
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Tweetyeah at first i thought it was gyno because it kind of sagged, but when i flexed, it turned rock hard
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