age and muscle

kris13 · 10-01-2008, 10:30 PM

Hello bro's there is a saying "muscle maturity" is that true,,can your muscle's mature with age and grow ?? I will be 35 next year..

kris13 · 10-02-2008, 10:59 AM

maybe not..

TangSooDoo · 10-03-2008, 05:30 PM

IMO, "Muscle maturity" is just some damn catch word/term! Nothing more and nothing less! It should be discarded! If Merriam-Webster's add this term to their dictionary, they can go sit on a wad of 7H pencils!

steveman · 10-04-2008, 05:17 PM

The term muscle maturity is a generic phrase used when describing muscular "quality" that is "lasting" and can only be acheived with long term training. It's depth and density that's not built in the short term. It's not an attribute that someone automatically attains when they reach a certain age. It must be earned by paying your dues. This is in contrast to the quick gainer that puffs up in the short term, gains and enormous amount of weight in a short cycle, and loses everything once he's off the juice.

mangler65 · 10-04-2008, 08:47 PM

I don't like that term muscle maturity either. My muscles looked harder and denser when I was in my 20's than it does now that I'm in my 40's.

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TangSooDoo Senior Member TangSooDoo's Stats Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 622 Status: Offline TangSooDoo's Info Location: Hell, MI Country:	Muscle maturity? IMO, "Muscle maturity" is just some damn catch word/term! Nothing more and nothing less! It should be discarded! If Merriam-Webster's add this term to their dictionary, they can go sit on a wad of 7H pencils!

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kris13 Senior Member kris13's Stats Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 708 Status: Offline kris13's Info Location: Country:	maybe not..

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steveman Senior Member steveman's Stats Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 187 Status: Offline steveman's Info Location: Country:	The term muscle maturity is a generic phrase used when describing muscular "quality" that is "lasting" and can only be acheived with long term training. It's depth and density that's not built in the short term. It's not an attribute that someone automatically attains when they reach a certain age. It must be earned by paying your dues. This is in contrast to the quick gainer that puffs up in the short term, gains and enormous amount of weight in a short cycle, and loses everything once he's off the juice.

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mangler65 Senior Member mangler65's Stats Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 5,412 Status: Offline mangler65's Info Location: San Diego CA Country:	I don't like that term muscle maturity either. My muscles looked harder and denser when I was in my 20's than it does now that I'm in my 40's.