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Body Part imbalance

GerryRyan · 2007-06-17 19:15:07

Might be a stupid question - but is it normal for one side of the body to be a bit more developed than the other? Strength and size ... I mean most bodyparts here - my left shoulder, side of chest, arm (bicep/tricep etc), shoulder, even the left side of the abs. They're all either more defined than on the other side or…

17-06-2007 7:15pm

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GerryRyan

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Might be a stupid question - but is it normal for one side of the body to be a bit more developed than the other? Strength and size ...

I mean most bodyparts here - my left shoulder, side of chest, arm (bicep/tricep etc), shoulder, even the left side of the abs.

They're all either more defined than on the other side or slightly stronger.
I'm training both sides the same weight/reps/sets but on side's always playing catch-up.

I've a low enough body-fat - 6'foot at just under 160lb.

Or is this normal enough?

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#2 17-06-2007 7:40pm

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Yup i think it is or at least i hope so lol, i know my left side is significantly stronger than my right, i blame carry my laptop on my left shoulder personally!

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