How Does Exercise Make Your Muscles Stronger? Discussion Question #1

[Admin]

The article talks about how the nervous system naturally prevents too many powerstrokes from happening simultaneously, and that this protects you from overusing untrained muscle tissue. Would you consider this a positive or negative feedback response?

[jss]

Jessica. Its a good thing. It could damage muscles and once they are damaged there isnt a way to fix them

[Adriana.S.]

posistive beacause it protecting you from over exerting your self

[DanaCr]

This is a very good thing that the body just naturally does. It would cause a lot of damage if this wasn't present in the body.

[DanaCr]

This would be negative because it brings you back to normal before any damage is done to the muscle.

[lizzy f]

i think it is a negative response because it prevents it from going further a positive response would be if it let it continue until it resolved itself

[lauren123]

Exercise makes you stronger either by hypertrophy which enhances muscle proteins. Or the enlargements of cells.

[madi w]

I think it would be a negative response because it keeps you from seriously damaging yourself.

[Evelyn F.]

I think that it's a negative feedback response because it brings your body back to normal before it goes too far.

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