uneven development (arms)

[jaysas_63]

so i'm really starting to notice that my left arm is developing substantially more than my right....the bicep, tricep, and forearm are all substantially larger on my left arm, than the right...

the interesting thing is that i am a righty, so shouldn't i be seeing the opposite?....

anyways any ideas what i should do to put an end to this rubbsih....

thanks all

[lastprodigy]

wondering the same.....but mine have evened out.....i think since you are right handed you are working the left harder to keep up?

[Milk2%]

Or else it could just be the fact that its a more cardio work out on your right arm then your left arm, being that you use your right arm alot more then your left, so the muscels don't rip as much as your left.

[01RedDX]

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[YCB]

wack off with ur other hand...

just make sure u do the same weight with both arms..

[three.eighteen.]

im righty too, but the left arm is bigger, i had always attributed it to winding the hose reel from my summer job with my left arm

[jaysas_63]

well thanks a lot for the response guys , i thought i was the only guy this was happening to

[MidnightDreamer]

nice 1984 quote jaysas-63...

[rony_espana]

Originally posted by YCB
wack off with ur other hand...

[jaysas_63]

Originally posted by YCB
wack off with ur other hand...

just make sure u do the same weight with both arms..

hahahah, i KNEW this was going to come up at least once

Originally posted by MidnightDreamer
nice 1984 quote jaysas-63...

its my favorite novel...good to see another Orwell fan on beyond

[2.4l]

i always thought its cause your left side is your heart side.. more blood= more pump

[Chim]

Orwell's awesome, thats my fav book of all time.

I think that anything under a .5" difference (bicep measurement) is normal. Over time it's supposed to even out, but the difference is unnoticeable when you're huge. For example, if you had a 19" and 18.5" bicep, that'd be a lot less noticeable than say a 11" and 11.5" bicep.