Since I´m pretty new to here I think little introduction would be good. I´m an (almost) 18 year old guy from Finland. I´ve been working out for about three and a half years now. I´ll say I´m natural since I only take protein and creatine.
And to the point:
First. Before I started working out I had already played ice hockey for about 7 or 8 years. Due to that my right upperbody is slightly smaller than left. Or at least I think it is ´cause when I look at the mirror I can see that especially my right tricep and chest are smaller than on the left side. The difference isn´t big but it shows if you look closely. When I´m training biceps and triceps and I can get no more reps whit my right hand, my left hand could still do atleast a couple more. But the funny thing is that the burn in my left hand is always better. And this is what I´m most concerned about. It seems like no matter what I do I can´t achieve the same burn in my right hand. And I´m afraid that if I´ll go on like this my left hand (and chest) will get bigger faster. So the difference between my left and right would increase.
And another thing. I´m worried if I´m having troubles with gaining more muscle mass. When I first measured my arms (I think it was last May or June) they were about 36-37cm. Yesterday I checked out them again and they were like 36½cm. From last August to November my results improved a lot. Almost every time I was able to push on rep more (than last time). Now, I know it doesn´t necessarily mean that I should´ve gained more muscle mass but I´m pretty amazed that it looks like I didn´t gain it at all.
Looks this ended up being pretty damn long post and I hope you can understand at least some of it (I apologize for my english). And if you did I´d be glad to hear some advice (if you got any). Maybe I should change my workout routine or something... I don´t know.
Oh and here´s my routine:
Mon- tri´s, chest, shoulders
Tue- bi´s, back
Wed- Legs
Thur- Rest
Fri- tri´s, chest, shoulders
Sat- bi´s, back
Sun- Rest
OoDee
p.s. Again. I´m sorry for the long post.