I read your article on "muscle memory", and mostly considered it in terms of detraining and muscle atrophy.
http://www.thinkmuscle.com/articles/haycock/muscle-memory.htm
But what about muscle memory after prohormone use? People tend to make some gains on prohormones, and then they bounce back to varying degrees (depending on diet, post-cycle supplementation, exercise). Some of the weight lost is water. But some real muscle mass is lost too, I assume.
Do you think this muscle memory effect holds true for gains acheived through training and prohormone use and then lost? I can't see why they wouldn't, but I'm curious to hear Bryan's (or anyone's) take on it.
http://www.thinkmuscle.com/articles/haycock/muscle-memory.htm
But what about muscle memory after prohormone use? People tend to make some gains on prohormones, and then they bounce back to varying degrees (depending on diet, post-cycle supplementation, exercise). Some of the weight lost is water. But some real muscle mass is lost too, I assume.
Do you think this muscle memory effect holds true for gains acheived through training and prohormone use and then lost? I can't see why they wouldn't, but I'm curious to hear Bryan's (or anyone's) take on it.