C CTho9305 Elite Member Jul 26, 2000 9,214 1 81 Aug 4, 2002 #1 when you stretch, are the muscle cells sliding past each other, or elongating? what is actually happening?
when you stretch, are the muscle cells sliding past each other, or elongating? what is actually happening?
A amnesiac Lifer Oct 13, 1999 15,781 1 71 Aug 4, 2002 #3 The muscle-gnomes that hold together the muscle fibers simply dislocate their shoulders when you stretch.
The muscle-gnomes that hold together the muscle fibers simply dislocate their shoulders when you stretch.
A AShadeOfClear Banned Jul 19, 2001 283 0 0 Aug 4, 2002 #4 Hmm.. They recommend to do a warm up before stretching. And also to do a stretch after a weight lifting workout. My stretching doesn't take longer than three minutes, I'd say. How about some of you , that lift weights?
Hmm.. They recommend to do a warm up before stretching. And also to do a stretch after a weight lifting workout. My stretching doesn't take longer than three minutes, I'd say. How about some of you , that lift weights?
C CTho9305 Elite Member Jul 26, 2000 9,214 1 81 Aug 4, 2002 #5 Originally posted by: Azraele Some info. Click to expand... thanks I fear ATOT for all the trolls and unrelated replies... fortunately I got good info for once
Originally posted by: Azraele Some info. Click to expand... thanks I fear ATOT for all the trolls and unrelated replies... fortunately I got good info for once