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Originally Posted by Sleeper
As we know tearing fibers ( I am sure you gurus will argue the finer points of physiology) and the rebuilding of fibers somewhat like the bodybuilding scar tissue is the basics behind buiding muscle mass.
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1. This is only one theory or one possible mechanism behind the hypertrophic response. 2. Going to momentary failure is a function of the CNS or at least the PNS not the muscle. It is not a prerequisite for the tears nor is it an indicator. An absolute beginner while trying to lift with absolute "intensity" may reach failure quite early due to the CNS no being conditioned...in other words he would not be able to generate the maximum "intensity" you cling to like a shield. 3. What's this about scar tissue? Scar tissue is a bad thing. Do you know what hypertrophy is at all?
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If you act sanctimonious I will just list out your logical fallacies until you get pissed off and spew blasphemous remarks.
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