Yes, some muscles do not require stretching in the same way others do. Muscles that are primarily involved in stabilizing joints or maintaining posture, such as the deep core muscles and certain muscles of the back, are often designed for endurance and stability rather than flexibility. Stretching these muscles excessively can compromise their ability to perform their stabilizing functions effectively. Additionally, muscles that are already flexible and not prone to tightness may not need regular stretching.
so you don't tear ur muscles
Because it warms your muscles up before you do a sport so you do not pull a muscle.
with a lot of help you need muscles to pull on bones so that you can move
It is generally recommended to warm up your muscles before stretching to prevent injury. Cold muscles are more prone to injury when stretched, so it's better to warm up with light activity before stretching.
So they can go faster!
So then you warm your muscles up if you are playing a match so then you don't brake your bones
Frogs need a strong layer of muscles to help them move and jump efficiently. The muscles in their limbs and body provide the strength and power needed for these movements. Additionally, the strong muscles support the frog's body structure and allow it to maintain its posture and balance.
Because your muscles need oxygen and oxygen is in the blood so the heart pumps bloid around the body
it is preferably better to stretch before you work out rather than after working out because your muscles need to be warmed up so you'll not feel uneasy working out. also stretching before working out can minimize the excessive working of the muscles.
your butt hurts after a split because you are stretching the muscles, you also stretch the muscles in your hips so soon you will find your butt more plump and perky:)
any part of your body that can move has to do with muscles, so yes
Muscles are what makes your body move, whatever you do. So you need them for bike riding too.