proportion problem, HELP

[up n' comer]

I have a shoulder injury (as many do) its called a slap lesion it occured when I was 18 (now 23) during a hockey game. Since I have started training seriously for a body building competition (about 2.5 years steady) I have noticed an imbalance in size due to this shoulder injury and I need your help!!!

My left shoulder was injured and I've been in and out of physio many of times, I can honestly say that the injured shoulder doesn't bother me or affect my workouts anymore. However I have noticed my left pectoral has gotten way bigger and fuller than my right. I need to increase the size of this right pectoral.

Sorry its not that simple, I have constantly done extra reps or sets on this weak pec, and due to this my strong right side shoulder is growing larger than my left shoulder. I could go into the gym and just do push ups or light bench and the next day my larger left pec will have a pump and the right side will feel like I didn't even touch it.

To recap that I have a larger left pec and a larger right anterior delt.
I greatly appreciate any input some of you vets may have. Thanks

[taiboxa]

db's are very VERY effective keep everything consistant.
i would also try to utilize hamer strength chest press machines to see if that can bring baout some isolative growth.

[up n' comer]

thanks, but what are db's and do yo mean do just my weak side on the press machine

[SwoleCat]

DB = d-bells.

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[helium3]

[up n' comer]

any other opinions, thanks

[diamonds]

Bro, you probably just got the two best opinions on this site!