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Old 11-16-14 | 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Machka
If you genuinely believe that you consumed enough electrolytes and drank enough water ... and if you tried drinking more water and consuming more electrolytes (i.e. eating a package of salted almonds) when you started cramping ... and if none of that helped ...


How tight are the legs of your cycling shorts? Especially the elastic band at the bottom of the legs of your cycling shorts?
That is a very interesting question. And I am not sure how to quantify that other than to say that

1) the elastic band does not leave a mark

2) I have (from several years ago when I was 50 pounds heavier) an old pair of cycling shorts that MOST DEFINITELY are not too tight. Cheap experiment.

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