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Yes, you gain muscle memory and your body gets used to reacting quickly, but you must stretch in order to retain it.

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Yes, you gain muscle memory and your body gets used to reacting quickly, but you must stretch in order to retain it.

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Yes, you gain muscle memory and your body gets used to reacting quickly, but you must stretch in order to retain it.

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Muscles are metabolically active - they use energy in order to perform their functions. Calories are the energy, hence muscles use (burn) calories in order to function.

Fat is metabolically inactive - it doesn't useenergy, it stores it.

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You don't. You have to build it up then drop whatever extra weight(Specifically body fat %) you gained while trying to retain the muscle. That is how you get definition.

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The brain is like a muscle the more you work it the stronger it gets. If someone is involved in a conversation and they are not just listening, they are contributing something to the conversation then 70% of the conversation will be remembered. If a person is just listening to a conversation withou contributing anything to it, they retain about 20% of that conversation.

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