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**qrrbrbirbel** · 12-1-2018, 09:20 AM

I think what elena meant about muscle memory is that muscles would have a very hard time being useful if you forgot how to contract them to do any task at hand.

Your muscles, after an intense ffr session for instance, are remembering what a beating they just took and are trying to be buffer for next time.

Absolutely you can't consciously remember your muscles into lifting 300 pounds if the most they have experienced is 100, but I've seen an 80 pound woman chew threw a seat belt so I'm not entirely sure anymore haha

12-1-2018, 09:20 AM	#20
qrrbrbirbel FFR Veteran Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Michigan Age: 35 Posts: 509	Re: Throwback to the best osu!std score of all time I think what elena meant about muscle memory is that muscles would have a very hard time being useful if you forgot how to contract them to do any task at hand. Your muscles, after an intense ffr session for instance, are remembering what a beating they just took and are trying to be buffer for next time. Absolutely you can't consciously remember your muscles into lifting 300 pounds if the most they have experienced is 100, but I've seen an 80 pound woman chew threw a seat belt so I'm not entirely sure anymore haha __________________ im trash