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		<title>What is &#8216;Muscle Memory&#8217;? &#8211; Explain Stuff &#8211; Unconscious Scientific concept of the day.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Muscle memory can best be described as a type of movement with which the muscles become familiar over time. For instance, newborns don’t have muscle memory for activities like crawling, scooting or walking. The only way for the muscles to become accustomed to these activities is for the baby to learn how to do these things and then practice them with a great deal of trial and error. Gradually, as the baby becomes a skilled walker, he falls less, is able to balance, and finally is able to incorporate other activities into his life such as running.
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