And
weak muscles mean a slower metabolism.
Not exact matches
«Well, I
mean weak, like my
muscles get
weak...
A
weak diaphragm will fatigue easily during exercise,
meaning your
muscles won't receive the optimum amount of blood flow during your next CrossFit WOD or 5K.
Structural imbalance is the most common reason for shoulder injuries and that dreaded hunched look, and it usually
means that the front part of the shoulders is overdeveloped while the rear
muscles are too
weak.
This is because your
muscles will be really
weak and will need a lot of protein and carbs to begin to function at their best, but keep in mind that they are also primed to receive nutrients,
meaning it's the best time to eat.
Others claim they can actually cause the problem they are
meant to fix by over-supporting the arch and causing the
muscles in the foot to get
weaker from lack of use.
Fingernails —
weaker, more brittle; hormones will be a little bit lower that
means you'll have a lot of cycles, you know, symptoms with your cycle; you'll have lower libido; you won't be able to recover from strenuous work out; you won't be able to put on
muscle, that's okay, no big deal.
What you'll notice in these compensations is that they're almost always paired
muscles groups,
meaning that the agonist (the one responsible for the action in the compensation) is tight and the antagonist (the opposing
muscle group) is
weak.
Deviations from neutral posture could
mean that
muscles on each side of the joint are chronically tight or
weak.
i am asking because i am much
weaker than anybody at my school it's so strange cause i started working out and i am 6» 3» feet tall my weight is 95 kg that
means i am much bigger than anyone at my school and my
muscle mass is bigger i went to a doctor and he said that so why i am so
weak.For me i think it's genetics my father and his ancestors never lift weights they are so
weak and also my mother's family so if you know how pls tell me.THX
For some people, it will
mean to work on internal rotation by stretching and also activating adductors (stretching not for length, but for RELEASE, can be helptul for activating tight and
weak muscles.)
This
means you are more likely to stay healthy and safe, avoiding
muscle pulls and other injuries due to imbalance or issues associated with
weak stabilizer
muscles.
When aerobic
muscles are very
weak compared to the rest of the aerobic system, it is often seen that the
muscles will start to produce lactate at a lower heart rate (as there is minimal blood perfusion from the outside,
meaning that the
muscles are working with the minimal oxygen they have locally).
Aside from helping to prevent injuries, there's another reason: thanks to the good old 9 - 5 spent sitting on our tush, most people have
weak glutes, tight hip flexors and tight hamstrings, which
means if they dive straight into the exercises they don't target their glutes, but rather other
muscles like the thighs (quadriceps in the front, adductors on the inside and hamstrings at the back).
A tight
muscle almost always
means that its antagonist (in this case the glute) is
weak.
Does this
mean my core
muscles are
weaker than my chest and shoulders?
However this doesn't simply
mean that the
muscles are
weak.
Making this switch
means that you are using
weaker muscles, which will necessarily bring down your speed, until they develop.
(Not to mention that the
muscles we're talking about are generally speaking a lot
weaker than the surrounding
muscles, which
means that they have to run at a higher intensity, relatively, to be able to keep up).
That's a problem because anaerobic activity
means stress, and we don't want to stress
weak muscles.
These issues (on crutches some of the time) have
meant that I am physically
weaker, and at my age, I really can't afford
muscle loss.
By «lagging» I
mean either a
muscle that's visually smaller or a
weak muscle holding back your strength in a big lift.
In large breed dogs CHF is usually caused by dilated cardiomyopathy; this
means that the
muscle has stretched and grown
weak causing inefficiency of heart pumping.