Is it fine if my right arm is bigger than my left arm?

diogomello12
diogomello12 Posts: 33 Member
edited July 2019 in Fitness and Exercise
I don't really mean bigger, as in something you see by the naked eye, but I'm a left-handed person and when I exercise I train both my arms evenly, and whenever I measure them (every two weeks), my right arm has about a 1.5cm difference. Is it normal?

Thanks

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  • Cahgetsfit
    Cahgetsfit Posts: 1,912 Member
    yep. all my bits have one side bigger than the other. normal.
  • Cahgetsfit
    Cahgetsfit Posts: 1,912 Member
    Actually my butt is something that i'm now working one side more than the other because one side is so much weaker than the other that it's becoming obvious that one side is bigger than the other. So yeah. extra reps on the weak butt cheek!
  • GeorgiaAndi
    GeorgiaAndi Posts: 4 Member
    edited July 2019
    I’m right handed. My left arm is bigger than my right and I can actually see it. You probably wouldn’t notice it until I told you to look. And my left leg is smaller than the right by measurement. I’m “left legged” in that I favor my left leg first for exercise and hiking. When I did a weight loss challenge almost everyone measured different somewhat from one side to the other. Totally normal. (As mentioned above, I also perform extra reps on my weaker sides.)
  • Chieflrg
    Chieflrg Posts: 9,097 Member
    Perfectly normal for about 80% of the population. We are not robots.
  • Rayanne203
    Rayanne203 Posts: 207 Member
    normal! my left arm is smaller than my right