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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
    You don't need to lose a pound off your butt to make up the difference. You just need to pee 38 g = 0.083775 lb. That takes the average woman 1 and a quarter seconds.
    I'm afraid to ask how you know those stats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jusdooit View Post
    I'm afraid to ask how you know those stats.
    I work in pelvic rehab. I know maaaaany things....
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    Knott is a veritable font of useful trivia. I would not be surprised if there's a medical study done somewhere on that very subject.
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    I was kidding about losing a pound. I do like the spitting idea though. Cause sometimes you just can't squeeze out any more pee.

    I should explain that I work out with a trainer who is a weight weenie. I'm not as bad as he is (he took the reflectors off his bike because they weigh too much), but I did get into the habit of carefully considering everything I carry on a ride and whether or not I really need it. Even if it really doesn't measurably affect my physical effort, given the way I struggle up hills it helps me psychologically to know that I'm not carrying anything unnecessary when I start to feel like my tires are glued to the pavement.

    Meanwhile during today's ride (metric century) I did notice an improvement in shifting, which is what really matters. Except there was always a delay when shifting into the one of the middle gears, which I'll have to have checked out...

 

 

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