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Old 05-04-16 | 06:59 AM
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Danbob
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Originally Posted by oldbobcat
I agree. Arms are most relaxed with nearly straight elbows and wrists. If the stem is so high/short that the elbows need to be acutely bent to maintain an athletic back angle, the lower back and arms will be in conflict. Fatigue and pain will develop from the wrists through the shoulders, upper back, and neck.
Interesting. I always thought that the more bent arms within reason the better. I just changed from a 90 to a 105 st em because my arms were too bent and I felt like it was too much pressure on my hands. I wondering if this will work now that I read this since my arms are still slightly bent, but less so than before.
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