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How to Balance Upper Body Dominance (The Chicken Legs Fix)

Miller Bear Started by Miller 4 weeks ago 15 replies 0 views

If your upper body is miles ahead of your legs, don’t stress it’s one of the most common gym problems. The fix isn’t magic… it’s structure, frequency, and honest effort. Here’s the blueprint:

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Jackyy T
Jackyy 4 weeks ago

Prioritize squats first every session to fix imbalance.

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Kingston P
Kingston 4 weeks ago

Twice-weekly leg focus days finally corrected my proportions.

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Charlotte Bronte Y
Charlotte Bronte 4 weeks ago

Strength skyrockets once you stop skipping heavy legs.

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Bronte E
Bronte 4 weeks ago

Lower-body volume must exceed upper for real change.

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Robin Q
Robin 4 weeks ago

Train quads and hams equally to prevent dominance.

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Robinson W
Robinson 4 weeks ago

Add unilateral work to expose weak side patterns.

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Fritz E
Fritz 4 weeks ago

Progressive overload on legs fixes chicken-leg syndrome fast.

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Elizabeth T
Elizabeth 4 weeks ago

Eat more carbs because legs demand serious fuel.

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Earnest Y
Earnest 4 weeks ago

Depth consistency matters more than piling on plates.

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Franz U
Franz 4 weeks ago

Glute strength drives quad growth surprisingly better long-term.

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Homer
Homer 4 weeks ago

Heavy sled pushes dramatically improved my leg density.

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Anonymous
Anonymous 4 weeks ago

Pause squats taught me real stability and control.

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Charles
Charles 4 weeks ago

Don’t chase pump; chase mechanics and true tension.

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Thomass
Thomass 4 weeks ago

Hamstring curls daily helped balance overall leg symmetry.

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Noahh
Noahh 4 weeks ago

Stick with compounds; isolation alone won’t fix imbalance.

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