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oxfish
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2008/05/13 00:01:33 (permalink)
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Reducing size of a specific muscle?

Hi everyone. Strange question I know but what is the best way to reduce the size of a specific muscle?

I feel my chest is too developed in relation to the rest of my body. I am happy with my overall size and condition so rather than increase the size of my arms, back, shoulders etc. I would rather lose some mass from my chest.

Is it a case of just reducing the weight, training chest less frequently or a combination of both?

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    Aaron Hallett
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    RE: Reducing size of a specific muscle? 2008/05/13 08:25:02 (permalink)
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    IMO keep training as normal, unless you have a 52" chest and 15" arms its not going to be that big of a deal.

    How big are you?

    How long have you been training?
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    oxfish
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    RE: Reducing size of a specific muscle? 2008/05/13 15:37:35 (permalink)
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    Due to the nature of my job I do not want to get any bigger!! I want to lose some size specifically off my chest!
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    loz_86
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    RE: Reducing size of a specific muscle? 2008/05/13 16:51:27 (permalink)
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    just stop training it for a while then

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    stephen77
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    RE: Reducing size of a specific muscle? 2008/05/13 20:04:55 (permalink)
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    what job would make you want to loose size?

    as above. stop trianing it.
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    RE: Reducing size of a specific muscle? 2008/05/13 22:21:28 (permalink)
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    Im a model. After years of following a bodybuilders diet/training routine I have decided I would prefer a smaller leaner physique to potentially acquire more work.

    Thanks for the replies, I think ill train it less frequently with lighter weights. See what happens but I suspect spot reducing muscle is harder than it seems!
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    RE: Reducing size of a specific muscle? 2008/05/13 22:30:40 (permalink)
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    just a thought, but training less frequently with less weight, whilst keeping the rest of your training the same, without changing your diet, isn't that gonna cause a slight imbalance there somewhere else?
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