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  1. #1
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    Sep 2006
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    MS
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    Your sit bones will be sore a while as your body gets used to the saddle. Basically you have to callus your behind. Lovely thought I know. Discomfort should go away soon.
    +1 on even pedaling. Or it could be your body adjusting to the activity.
    Good luck.............ride on

  2. #2
    Join Date
    May 2009
    Location
    Kansas City metro
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    66

    me, too...

    I've also wanted to increase my miles. It got too hot to do this, it worked to break the longer ride into 2 pieces, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon. So I think when it starts to get cooler, and it has this week already, I will try to do this. All through my riding, I feel pretty good, no sits bones or leg soreness issues. My lungs feel the workout the most, and I have to use the inhaler before each ride. But hopefully that will also go away as I get more fit. Since I started riding in April, I have shaved a few minutes off my time.

    Brenda.

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Aug 2009
    Location
    Kansas
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    83
    I'm also trying to build up my miles for a 35 mile ride at the end of Sept. I'm wondering does it help your endurance to break long rides up into two parts? I just assumed you had to ride it all together to get the endurance benefits. If riding twice a day is as effective as riding one long ride I'd be all about that

    Thanks
    One out of shape mom getting ready to bike across Kansas

 

 

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