TweetI have always read to train them the same no matter what, try swapping hands when your alone- that may help :-)

Tweettry to use more dumbells. when doing barbell make sure you are only using strict form and keep both arms consistent. If one is weaker than the other do dumbells. end your set when the weaker arm cant do anymore with good form, no forced reps. this will help to even them out. everyone is gonna have some imbalances though.

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Originally Posted by Strella

try to use more dumbells. when doing barbell make sure you are only using strict form and keep both arms consistent. If one is weaker than the other do dumbells. end your set when the weaker arm cant do anymore with good form, no forced reps. this will help to even them out. everyone is gonna have some imbalances though.

that the way i did it...both are pretty even now

Tweetpersonally, i don't think 1/4" is anything to worry about. now, if one arm is 18" and the other looks like greg valentino, then yes, you'd have a problem.

Tweeti agree with abomb...mine was 3/4 of and inch diff and that was noticable (my wife pointed it out.....like she points out the rest of my fukin flaws on the daily baises, lol). working with dumbells on bicep exersizes did the trick. now, i've had a seriouse forearm injury when i was about 21 and my left forarm is noticably smaller...i've worked it sepretly and it dosnt matter...its gonna stay smaller. strength wise, it is now stronger than my right arm

TweetMy right one is alittle bigger than my left one i think.. uhh...nope they are the same, lol..

TweetIts normal. I was an NPC judge for a couple years and I never saw anyone with perfect symmetry. Even Arnold has assymetry. Look at pics of Arnold. His right arm has an enormous peak and his left arm hardly peaks at all. I wouldnt worry about it too much. In bodybuilding contests, its all about the entire package. If youre in great condition and good muscle mass, 1/4" diff in your arms isnt going to matter

TweetThanks for the replies...I feel a little more at ease about it, but will still try to catch up the left arm.*

TweetDuring dumbells start and stop with you smaller arm. My smaller arm is stronger though (carry my daughter with my left); which makes me wonder if it's just better coordination when flexing my dominant (right) arm - causing my 1/4 inch gap. :/