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They get tired like all things. Also ligaments a tendons start loosing up.

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As you age, your skeletal muscles tend to decrease in size. However, studies have shown that if an aging individual continues to weight train, the amount of muscle loss is minimal

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Q: What is the effect of aging in your muscular system?
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