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napsgeargenezapharmateuticals domestic-supplypuritysourcelabsResearch Chemical SciencesUGFREAKeudomestic

calf asymetry

i feel the same way with my left and right bicep.


all i can think of- and its probably wrong- is that either your form is not good enough on your bad leg, because the weight you are using may be too heavy. possibly if the weight is too heavy, your not doing the exersise correctly, but it may be just right for the good leg, so you are basically training the good leg, further, but just wasting time on the bad leg, causing further differences, and the other leg not getting worked.


wew, i suck.
 
I don't have any injuries and my calves are asymmetrical too. My right one is 17 and my left is 16.5. I always thought it was normal to have a little bit of difference. The funny thing is is that I am left handed and left footed, but my arms and legs on that side are a little smaller. It isn't really noticable unless measured though. Some people's legs also vary in length (i.e. right 32, left 31) too. Which could possibly change things.

I dunno, but isolating that smaller calve just might work.
Good luck.
 
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