How to do the left and right pectoral muscle asymmetry

March 29, 2023
Generally speaking, people who have just started working out often have pectoral muscle asymmetry, mostly due to uneven force on both sides of the chest, too much activity on one side, with the formation of the pectoral muscle asymmetry, so how to do left and right pectoral muscle asymmetry

Push-up exercise

When doing push-ups, the body's center of gravity to the side of the weaker pectoral muscles, or body elevated side so that the center of gravity naturally to the weaker side of the chest muscles to correct; physical conditions allow the conditions, you can also use the weaker side of the muscle push-up exercises to correct.

Double bar side arm extensions

When doing the double bar side arm extensions, the body descending process, the body weight bias to the weaker side of the pectoral muscles, while the lowest point of the descent to stay 3-5 seconds to do the "peak contraction" state.

Unilateral spring tensioner chest expansion

The most convenient way to focus on correction at home is to buy a spring tensioner and fix one end at a slightly higher position than your head, then use the weaker side of the pectoral muscles to do unilateral spring tensioner chest expansion. This is quite helpful in correcting pectoral muscle imbalance.

Attention to lifestyle habits

Left and right pectoral muscles are not the same, in addition to the above-mentioned targeted exercise correction methods, in daily life or labor, should pay attention to change the original exclusive side of the force of the habit, interesting to switch to the side with the weaker pectoral muscles for labor or weight bearing, it is best to develop the habit of alternating force on both sides.

Women correction attention

If the breast muscle asymmetry caused by the breast, can be corrected by the lower side of the breast often massage method to promote the side side of the blood circulation and breast faster development. If you are a breastfeeding mother, you need to pay attention to frequent and even rotation of both sides during breastfeeding for the child to suckle, so that the mammary glands can be evenly developed. If the increase is abnormal and prominent, you should see a doctor promptly to check if the side is suffering from a disease.
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