the site on bones which are lengthened determines some muscles to be tight and some stay the same
so there will be disproportion in muscle attachments site/bone ratio after lengthening
will the sites of muscle attachments move naturally after recovery?
The problem is not with muscles, its with soft tissue. So the big question is how far can our soft tissue extend.
Quote from: The Kaiser on December 25, 2016, 11:27:51 AMThe problem is not with muscles, its with soft tissue. So the big question is how far can our soft tissue extend.
Muscles aren't soft tissue apparently....
Like hell, can you check sometimes what are u writing?
Quote from: YourSpaceBoyfriend on December 25, 2016, 02:28:49 PMMuscles aren't soft tissue apparently....
Like hell, can you check sometimes what are u writing?
Are you a kid? i didn't say muscle alone is a soft tissue, there are many things we call soft tissue such as tendons, ligaments and many different things, so the problem is not with muscle itself, re-read and learn how to read first.
Quote from: The Kaiser on December 25, 2016, 11:27:51 AMThe problem is not with muscles, its with soft tissue. So the big question is how far can our soft tissue extend.
Quote from: The Kaiser on December 25, 2016, 11:27:51 AMThe problem is not ONLY with muscles, its with WHOLE soft tissue. So the big question is how far can our soft tissue extend.
Learn how to write basic sentences and then insult other people, you imbecile.
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