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How do I know if I am using one side more than the other when working out, and how do I correct it?
Before you tell me to grab the dumbbells, I'm talking about exercises like bench press, pull-ups, chin-ups, etc.
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just lift you gay nigger faggot
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It really doesn't matter, you're overthinking it. Just go lift and make some gains
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>>77435870
>It really doesn't matter
Hold on, what? what about asymmetry?
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It doesnt matter because you'll never put in the work. If you really wanted it, you'd already be lifting and not worried about some arbitrary timeline.
If someone does tell you a timeframe you find acceptable, you'll go the gym then quit in a few months when you see no progress and then go back to making "how to achieve" threads with a pic of Gooky the anime character waiting for someone to "redpill" you on how to get jacked without doing anything. loser
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are you a bot?
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>>77435830
You use dumbells and do one side at a time. It's the only way.

>>77435896
Asymmetry leads to injuries
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>>77436258
>and do one side at a time
Even with pull-ups



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