Absolutely! If you do not exercise for a week, you will lose a sizable amount of strength.
As you grow older from your teens, your strength will slowly fade. You can work out to offset this, but eventually, age will steal a lot of your strength.
No, not unless they tear from impact. In that case, they will be temporarily weaker, but should grow back within a week or so, a bit stronger.
the magnet gets weaker
Hurricanes are form in water which makes it more powerful on water than on land.hoped my answer helped! :)
Your muscles are strongly affected by the electricity, so you may well jump.
When you hit a metal or non metal material with a hammer, the result will vary depending on the specific material. A non metal material can shatter, break, or flatten. A metal material may not have any damage or it may have a dent from the hammer.
Osgoodslatus is a defect of the knee joint. It is caused when as a child you grow to fast too quick and the muscles around your knee do not develop correctly. It can be very painful when bumped or hit.
hit, blew, punched
I would hit them back and kill them
it depends on how hard and with what and where you're hit. By hit I'm thinking you mean getting punched. . It actually stings more to get slapped in the face then punched in the face. A punch is more of a dull ache than pain. But getting hit is always a bad idea.
The Bog people of Denmark were likely placed in the bog as part of a ritual sacrifice. They were often buried naked or with few possessions, and their bodies were naturally preserved by the acidic and oxygen-poor environment of the bog. These burials may have been religious or ceremonial in nature, with the individuals perhaps being seen as offering to the gods.
It depends on how hard the other person punches and where they hit you.
You can get a nosebleed if you got punched,hit on the nose, or it can be because of cancer or allergies.
Lots of people believe that she got punched, some believed that she got hit by a camera. But when they were in Justin's car, Justin kinda put up the middle finger on someone. :p
Some people are ignorant and do not understand how the body functions.The uterus do not fall out. The risk for having uterine prolapse is bigger for those who have gone through pregnancy and childbirth than for those who have not. That is because there's pressure on the muscles during pregnancy and childbirth (where they also are stretched) so they can get weaker afterwards.Causes:Age: The tissue and muscles holding it in place may weaken as you get older. The vagina also get smaller and weaker when a woman hit Menopause.Childbirth: stretch and tear the tissue and muscles. The risk for uterine prolapse increases every time you give birth vaginally. If forceps are used they can too damage the muscles. Long labor and a big baby is also a risk. If you are younger than 25 when having your first child is increased risk as well.Constipation: If you have to push hard the tissue and muscles may get weaker.Family history: If your mother or sister has had it can have a higher risk too.Obesity: The extra weight can push on the tissue and muscles and weaken them.
Probably, but you'd have to get hit fairly hard from behind... ew...
baseball or golf alot of muscles to hit a little white ball
---- What do you mean by "socked"? Do you mean: * Hit or punched? * Put socks on the feet? * Hit with a sock filled with coins? * Put in a large bag? Which one are you referring to? ----
That is where the kidney is located if you have gotten punched or hit there reasently call your doctor