Question:

My right arm is stronger than my left arm (makes sense seeing as I'm right-handed). When doing things such as bicep curls, single arm cable rows, single arm lat pulls, and dumbbell rows, I could easily lift more with my right arms. I don't, though. I don't want my right arm gaining faster than my left arm. I'm correct in that thinking, right?

Yes. Lefty will catch up.

I'm right handed and my left arm is stronger.

Okay. Sorry if I misspoke there.

That is because your right is always exhausted from all the wanking.

No. Let's think about this a minute. You might be showing your age a bit. I have a theory about this:

Long ago, before the interwebs, it probably made a lot of sense that right handed dudes would whack it with their right hand. Today, however, that right hand is more likely working the mouse whilst the left hand & arm is getting the real workout. That clearly is the reason for ChiefsOne's situation.

I do work the mouse a lot!

I often don't eat more than one meal per day.

So, I added 10 lbs to my last set on the bench press today. Did an extra interval on my cardio intervals, and set a new PR on the 500m row of 1:54.5. Not too bad of a day at the gym!

That just doesn't sound healthy to me.

You know those pics I posted of me on the last page? 1 meal a day.

You can look good and still not be healthy. Where do you get your nutrients from? Or is it one all-inclusive meal?

Not to bash you luv but I hear this from coworkers all day because I don't eat at work. The continuous comments, "How do you not get light headed not eating all day!?" Or "That isn't healthy is it?"

I workout and am in shape....they are all fat/overweight and are asking me if it's healthy. I find the irony in that to be extremely noticeable but not sure why they don't see it.