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And certainly got a longer soulder on the right and a longer arm on the right side also if you have intensive use of your arm.
To take an extreme exemple: On skeletons from Roman gladiators found in excavations, anthropologists observed that one arm(most commonly the right) could be until 5 cm longer than the other one( assumed as the left...)
It's a long adaptation from the skeleton and articulations, pushed by muscles who create this difference after time.
In other words, a natural consequence to years of intensive sword fighting from one hand to reach longer forward.
Muscles and cartilages grow bigger there offcourse.
No beeing is symmetric.