If I shoot in my delts...

[Xtrastrength]

If I shoot in my delts, should I do left shoulder one week, right shoulder the next? My concern is that by shooting the same side every time, I would experience abnormal growth in that region and lose my symetry. Any pro's have an answer or suggestion? Thanks, Xtrastrength

[teampain]

you always rotate you in injection site for your receptors sake.

[Pinch]

do u do delt injections with just one hand? how does that work? i'm use to always having my other hand there to spot the syringe (exp: quads and glutes)

[btrain]

rotate injections. for example left shoulder , right shoulder, left tricep, right tricep. and so on that is just how it did it

[Lift Chief]

Originally posted by teampain
you always rotate you in injection site for your receptors sake.

Where you inject has nothing to do with your receptors. You rotate injection sites so that you don't get a scar tissue or oil buildup.

[Andy]

Liftchief is correct.

[web03]

It's obviously impossible to shoot with two hands in your delts. You can always have someone else shoot if it makes you that uncomfortable.

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[Havvoc]

dont be skeered, just load up a 25g and throw it in there. I actually only shot insulin pins using winny, but i did have to resort to the 25g when i ran out of the slin pins.

[Hangman]

Are you shooting it to rotate your injection sites or are you shooting in your delts for the same effect site enhancement oil is made for?

[Matt Foley]

it i s said to hit an injection site twice per week.

[jhop1]

So what if someone were to inject like say in a prop cycle they did left delt, right delt, left delt, right delt etc.. u get the picture would the receptors get over used or would that make the effect of the gear not work or would it just develop more scar tissue?

[Jack87]

Delts injections are my favorite... I rotate them every other shot, so if I'm shooting twice a week I inject one delt on monday and the other on thursday for an example...

After About 6 weeks of this I have to switch up to Quads, or Tris as it becomes harder to keep injecting from to much scar tissue and also oil...