I was having the numbness problem for a while too. I read somewhere to try to keep your heels down, and this has helped me.
I was having the numbness problem for a while too. I read somewhere to try to keep your heels down, and this has helped me.
Oh! I've had that happen while I was hiking. It was a seriously steep downhill section, and I had a heavy pack on. I was also bonking. (Don't start a 90 mile hike after two weeks on a low-carb diet...) A couple of Oreos made everything much better! Seriously, the shaking stopped as soon as I felt the sugar rush kicking in.
Thanks for the info - will watch my lungs, nutrition..
And now for more fun, I just found out my Ironhorse bike frame is cracked (took bike in for a tuneup and they discovered the crack). So I'm sidelined until I get a new bike.
Beth
That is, I believe, called "clonus" and it's caused by fatigue. I was really excited to learn what it was from my sister in PT school. You can google it and find out more... I can usually stop it by relaxing the muscles (but not if I'm **too** tired).