Thanks for sharing. Wow, impressive reviews on amazon (192 of 195 are 5-stars...and the other 3 reviews are 3- and 4-stars).
This sure caught my attention. "spending too much time bent over"...such as on a bicycle. Yup!Originally Posted by Catrin
Thanks for sharing. Wow, impressive reviews on amazon (192 of 195 are 5-stars...and the other 3 reviews are 3- and 4-stars).
This sure caught my attention. "spending too much time bent over"...such as on a bicycle. Yup!Originally Posted by Catrin
2009 Trek 7.2FX WSD, brooks Champion Flyer S, commuter bike
There is a lot in the first few chapters about proper body position in general - so many problems are caused by not sitting properly, movements where we are overly extended or we become so accustomed to our shoulders not being in a stable position that it leads to other things. Not cycling specific of course, but so much of it is usable in many ways. My main concern right now is that I don't reverse all of the work I've done in t-spine mobility and shoulder stability/flexibility by spending too much time on the bike without taking corrective measures and cross-training to balance it out.