MASSETER TRAINING INWARD GONIONS

[foidslayer501]

like the title says should you be training your masseter muscles when you have inward gonions I've heard debate bout this some people say you shouldn't cause it'll make you look bloated and some other say you should lmk

 

[shaz0]

"MASSATER"​

 

[foidslayer501]

"MASSATER"​

misspelled it

 

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like the title says should you be training your massater muscles when you have inward gonions I've heard debate bout this some people say you shouldn't cause it'll make you look bloated and some other say you should lmk

depends how your muscle insertions sit brah, higher set masseters can make you look bloated or uncanny if they're overdeveloped, but if your masseters sit closer to your jaw angle then go for it

 

[truefoidslayerpqoqo]

like the title says should you be training your masseter muscles when you have inward gonions I've heard debate bout this some people say you shouldn't cause it'll make you look bloated and some other say you should lmk

I trained them now they asymetrical asf

 

[foidslayer501]

depends how your muscle insertions sit brah, higher set masseters can make you look bloated or uncanny if they're overdeveloped, but if your masseters sit closer to your jaw angle then go for it

thanks bhai but how do I know if my masseter muscles are high set or low set

 

[foidslayer501]

I trained them now they asymetrical asf

did you not train them equally or somethin

 

[looks_minimizing]

thanks bhai but how do I know if my masseter muscles are high set or low set

left is low set, right is high set

flex them by clenching your jaw, if the muscle flexes all the way down to your jaw angle, they're lower set. if they ball up under cheekbones then they are higher set. somewhere in the middle then likely it may not be worth to over train them

 

[Grievous]

depends how your muscle insertions sit brah, higher set masseters can make you look bloated or uncanny if they're overdeveloped, but if your masseters sit closer to your jaw angle then go for it

No clue what ur talking about ever since clav talked about high or low set masseters ive been hearing this bs

 

[foidslayer501]

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left is low set, right is high set

flex them by clenching your jaw, if the muscle flexes all the way down to your jaw angle, they're lower set. if they ball up under cheekbones then they are higher set. somewhere in the middle then likely it may not be worth to over train them

when I clench they ball up near my jaw angle should I go for it

 

[foidslayer501]

No clue what ur talking about ever since clav talked about high or low set masseters ive been hearing this bs

its true tough muscle insertentions matter guy brings up a good point

 

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No clue what ur talking about ever since clav talked about high or low set masseters ive been hearing this bs

idk to be honest, i figured most people had masseters that went fully vertical down the ramus but I've seen plenty of videos of people with bunched masseters mid way down. muscle insertions in the masseters work just like any other muscle I'd presume. some people genetically have a chest that doesn't close all the way, why can't masseters be the same way?

I'm really only hypothesizing here and giving my best theory