21/10/2026
Ever noticed one side feels stronger than the other during a workout? Maybe you feel it during split squats, single-arm rows or a set of lunges. Many people notice differences between their dominant and non-dominant sides as they train.
Strength is influenced by more than muscle mass. Technique, coordination, mobility and training history can all play a role.
Understanding how muscle is distributed throughout your body adds another useful piece of information to your training journey.
The Evolt 360 measures skeletal muscle mass, subcutaneous and visceral fat mass as well as segmental fat and lean mass distribution.
Segmental lean mass data helps you compare muscle distribution across your arms and legs and follow changes as your training progresses.
Save this as a reminder to pay attention to how both sides of your body move and develop. Which exercise makes you notice the biggest difference between your left and right sides?