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  1. #1
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    Aug 2005
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    Quote Originally Posted by limewave View Post
    So I'm in PT twice a week and they rearrange my bones and make me do core strengthening exercises for 45 minutes.
    That's a good point to remember... My lower bach aches, but all across it. For me it's just that my body isn't used to leaning over a bike yet. I should've been doing sit ups and back extensions all winter. I meant to. I just didn't. So now I'm trying to be better about strengthening my core.

    That might help like the PTs are making limewave do.

  2. #2
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    Sep 2006
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    Have you been doing core/abs exercises. I know before I started doing these, I would get exactly the same pain, I even had a hard time bending over. Since I've been exercising...What a difference.

  3. #3
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    Jun 2005
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    I had experienced a sacral area pain when I rode my new bike, but not on my old one, and my bike was fit. The bike shop suggested as i'm riding a different position to do stretches for a little bit, ride my bike 3 or so more times and if there was no improvement, come back. I also am visiting my chiropractor tomorrow for a long overdue appt also to see if that will help too.

  4. #4
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    my PT has me doing some Pilates for core strengthening. I do front and side planks and she is doing pressure point release on the lumbosacral region.

    PT is the thing if you can afford it.

 

 

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