My triceps aren't stupidly different in size, yet one seems to be alittle bigger towards the elbow, alittle further out away from the arm and abit more larger when following the tricep round to the outer head (on the side of the arm) than the other. I'm guessing you guys are gonna tell me to do single dumbell isolation work to bring it up, but I prefer going heavier with barbells etc. My form is pretty good, so I don't think it's bad form. Any of you dudes got any ideas? Thanks.
Gunter Schlierkamp said this when I asked him how to bring up an opposing body part that was smaller than it's other half: "Cut yourself down the middle, you're not going to be the same. It's how the muscles develop, you'll never be perfect. When you pose, just hit your best side."
Let's all join together and SPEAK ENGLISH IN AMERICA.
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Gunter Schlierkamp said this when I asked him how to bring up an opposing body part that was smaller than it's other half: "Cut yourself down the middle, you're not going to be the same. It's how the muscles develop, you'll never be perfect. When you pose, just hit your best side."
He also said; "Jah, my massive tricepts make your puny twig arms look like, uh, twigs!"
Originally Posted by kbm8795
Oh, I think Americans understand that the one thing conservatives hate the most is the idea of spending American tax money on Americans. . .in America.
No one is gonna be perfectly symmetrical, but what's most likely happening is your stronger side is doing more of the work, even though you may think you're using good form.
best way to fix it is db's, or just make sure you're contracting each side just as hard.
You're a funny guy, Sully, I like you. Dat's why I'm going to kill you lahst.
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