Asymetry, What to do?

[StereOMaN]

I don't know what the f!@# is going on with me, I've been training since I was 14, at 16 I began to pay excessive attention to form in order to gain properly, but no matter how I go about it, I can't seem to get my body symetrical, my arms have always have 0.5" difference and that number has never waivered?? Is this just my phenotype, or am I missing somthing here, maybe orthopedic insoles, massage therapy? Anyone got any suggestions? I'm going to be running a cycle of tren, test and winny in the next few weeks, haven't finalized the details yet. Possibly a chance to improve this condition? Any input welcome!

 

[DJ_UFO]

If you have years working out and keeps the same, probably is genetics related and there's nothing you can do. At least for now because genetic manipulation of muscles is being developed but isn't ready yet. But I guess if you reach a big size in your arms, you'll not notice that difference. And for that you need time and dedication.

 

[sparetire]

i know this sounds very simplistic, but arnold made a great point in pumping iron about symetry. He said if something is not equal to the other, something isn't symetrical, then he would train that particular muscle more until it evened up with the other. Obviously, this is attainable when using aas Dedication and time Good luck