Road Cycling - relief for the feet

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geneman
08-09-04, 03:31 PM
Last Saturday I did a solo 62 mile ride with a couple of good climbs. Unlike riding in a group, solo rides tend to keep you pedaling all the time (downhills excepted). After 2 hours of almost constant pedaling, my feet felt a bit heavy ... not numb, sorta like lead weights. I remembered the picture below of George H. and thought I'd give it a try. It turned out to be a very welcome relief. It felt like the blood was rushing back into my legs. Give it a shot next time you're fatigued.
P.S. Check out George's Varicose veins. Props to Graham Watson for the photag.
-mark
http://grahamwatson.com/gw/imagedocs.nsf/images/04tourSt18/$file/10.jpg
Gravityhatesme
09-29-04, 10:04 PM
dude,awsome vienage...This is how my arms look after 5 minute drills in wieghtlifting at school(5 minute drills:5 minutes of barbell curls,15 seconds rest,5 minutes of barbell upright row,15 seconds rest,5 minutes of push ups,finish)
Gravityhatesme
geneman
09-29-04, 10:10 PM
dude,awsome vienage...This is how my arms look after 5 minute drills in wieghtlifting at school(5 minute drills:5 minutes of barbell curls,15 seconds rest,5 minutes of barbell upright row,15 seconds rest,5 minutes of push ups,finish)
Gravityhatesme
I hope you're kidding and realize that this is not the kind of "vienage" one tries to achieve. Varicose veins can be serious.
-mark
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