Over a period of time actions occur to build a tolerance and improve on the function they entail. These functions affect everyone in all aspects of their lives. This started as early as the muscle cells that made up the dinosaurs and caveman living on Earth. They adapted their functions to perfect skills and improve the life that was later to come. These actions were made to improve the skills of hunting, learning, and many other functions of life. The atoms in the body react to heighten the senses and skills of repetitive action, so later use of movement will remain the same. Muscle memory is the reaction one gets after a repetitive movement has occurred making it easier to remember an action and help to improve it.
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Cooking, dancing, sports, and many other actions require muscle memory to build on the skills they require. Eli Carmeli, writer of “Muscle Memory: There is Such a Thing” said, “Development physiological characteristics such as power, strength, endurance, flexibility, dystrophy, or the development of morphological changes such as changing the diameter, size or shape of the muscle fiber and change the location, the number and the position of the muscle nuclei, prove the concept that muscle indeed has memory (Carmeli 2016, pg. 2 ).” This being said, it is easy to deduce the fact that repetitive action is essential to the development of a skill. Much evidence is visible when it comes to the things one does in their day. Cheerleaders are required to use muscle memory to safely lift individuals in the air and bring them down in the same manor. It is also used to make sure the form used is correct, so no injury happens. After a period of time it becomes easier because the muscles get used to the action and will begin to feel less sore than at first. Other sports as well have the same when they are jumping to catch a ball or throwing something and/or running long