Muscle Memory Explained
Sal shares his journey of maintaining muscle mass over the years, highlighting the concept of muscle fiber hyperplasia, which suggests that the number of muscle fibers can increase and remain even after long breaks from training. He illustrates this with examples of clients and his father, emphasizing that long-term dedication to strength training makes it easier to retain muscle, even after periods of inactivity.In this clip
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