12-05-2011, 02:47 PM
I read a paper that stated "It is not the muscles that get "memory". You set neural pathways to perform certain functions when you do them repeatedly. It allows you to do certain tasks without concious thought to each part of series of actions. You can train your muscles to perform some of those tasks better (repitition so fatigue is less of a problem) but the brain is the controller and not truly a muscle. I will try to find the reference material. K
