Reply With Quoteas long as you don' favor one side
of your body in a workout, your body should be fairly symmetrical. Don't worry about that, just workout.
Quick Question about symertrical blah blah
Ok, i've read somewhat enough about waist to hip ratio and having a symetrical face and body,
there's no hope for my face =). How would i change my workout to give me the extreme symetrical body, i'm
guessing destroying your shoulders and deltoids, and perhaps kiling your abs, what about your hips and
waist...
anyone have any ideas?
as long as you don' favor one side
of your body in a workout, your body should be fairly symmetrical. Don't worry about that, just workout.
If you are a devotee of the writing of JV Kohl, don't worry about your waist hip ratio orOriginally Posted by lordcrazyd
your symmetry. Just put on mones and let nature take its course. Kohl believes that odor trumps visual stimuli. So
even if you are an ugly f*cker, women will choose you because you smell like someone with a good ratio and good
symmetry.
Then again . . . maybe not. Give it a try and let us know. Otherwise, there's always plastic
surgery. In fact, that's another great marketing idea for Bruce: "plastic surgery in a bottle."
The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war.
i'm not an ugly ogre just
that its pretty obvious that my left/right aren't identical, its an annoyance, i'm not in bad shape either but i
heard having a great body makes up for the lack of decent face
The key to getting and
maintaining symmetry in muscle groups is to let your weaker side "lead" when you are doing exercies that isolate one
side from the other (i.e. dumbell curls, presses, etc.).
MB
"You are a sick f*ck, but I wouldn't have you any other way.
~Becca
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