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Quote from: MattA on March 31, 2013, 11:38:11 am

not even close, it's not possible for your body to synthesize 1-2lbs of contractile tissue in 1 week, hell it would be difficult to do that in 1 month

So does that mean if I lose this 10 lb of fat/water (which would be very easy) then I will have lost contractile tissue?

Sometimes I wonder if you're REALLY that stupid or just the smartest, ultimate troll. I tend towards the former, though.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m70kR0sNg0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m70kR0sNg0</a>

I dreamed I was on a building with 6 elevators, of which one wasn't really an elevator but was a place that looked like an elevator and had all these soda cans in it, with a blueish light. It was really a kind of a nightmare... these elevators were really, really weird and "dangerous" so a guy that looked like "The Rock" came in and said "OK OK... I'm coming with you in the elevator..."

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/world-of-sport/man-jumps-1-63m-standing-start-172902936.html

Well I'm stuck at 65 kg @ 17 reps in 3 sets.

I figured USA. I actually work for a Greek company and since it's in bets... we're lucky we are on the same time zone or else it would've been a pain to convert the time zone difference

It's okay.  the way i look at injuries is that it will boost your cns and give you that motivation you did not have before.  Plus you gain back the strength you once had easily when you lose it from inactivity.

Your next assignment is a depth drop from 30 feet. It ensures you will get injured and then, after 2 years of recovery, you WILL come back stronger and more explosive. TAKE IT IF YOU ARE A MAN