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Symmetry is the way the body parts together to form your structure and how your upper and lower body are balanced, and your left and right.

Flex Wheeler and Lenda Murray symmetry have some of the best I've ever seen in the sport of bodybuilding. They both cannonball delts, lats wide, very small sizes, large sweeps flaring quads, calves well developed muscle and belly full. Each body part is in equilibrium with theothers.

The symmetry is genetic, but there is much you can do with what you are given. If you want great symmetry like the pros, then you need to start thinking like a pro and not being more difficult in itself, but train smarter.

Clearly, broad shoulders and back with a belt of small outstanding looks. Therefore, the structure of your upper body training to meet that standard.

Upper body

heavy shoulder presses will be the foundation and side elevations further enhance the symmetry.Chins and lat pull downs will build a line back to give you the famous "V" cone, and the lines will thicken your back.

Waist circumference

Your waistline may have a dramatic effect on your symmetry. Small hips are a plus, but if that category is against you, then you should put more emphasis on back and shoulder width to the size appear smaller. Also, avoid twisting and side weighted curves, because they can thicken the midsection.

LowerBody

The legs are the final appearance of extraordinary symmetry. You can not train legs, you have to build them. Pack on the mass with heavy squats and to highlight the external scanning with hack squats.

On the other hand, if you hold additional non-muscle weight in the lower body, you'll be better by using light to moderate weight squats and leg press. This boils down to your body type and genetics.

These are just the basics of great symmetry. While they areeffective to make a difference symmetrical, do not forget the chest from all angles of the shoulders, arms and calves.