The forum's search engine doesn't let you enter words less than 4 characters, so it was impossible for me to find a thread about one arm being less tone than the other arm.
For a long ass time now I've noticed that the bicep on my right arm looks huge when I flex it and the muscle buldges out A LOT, but the muscle on my left bicep is much much less pronounce when I flex it, and doesn't pop out half as much as the muscle on my right arm does.
I've tried doing extra sets exclusively with my left arm for the past few weeks, yet it still doesn't seem to be catching up to the progress I make with my right arm. Obviously, my question is how do I make them match (or at least get the left closer to the mass of the right)? Am I doing something wrong when I workout? Or could it just be that there's more fat in my left arm than there is in my right arm?
For a long ass time now I've noticed that the bicep on my right arm looks huge when I flex it and the muscle buldges out A LOT, but the muscle on my left bicep is much much less pronounce when I flex it, and doesn't pop out half as much as the muscle on my right arm does.
I've tried doing extra sets exclusively with my left arm for the past few weeks, yet it still doesn't seem to be catching up to the progress I make with my right arm. Obviously, my question is how do I make them match (or at least get the left closer to the mass of the right)? Am I doing something wrong when I workout? Or could it just be that there's more fat in my left arm than there is in my right arm?