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Old 08-28-18 | 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by clengman
I've actually looked through some of Steve Hogg's site already. I don't have any problem right now with too much pressure through my shoulders, arms, hands. I feel like I'm able to support my upper body pretty comfortably. I did try to pay a little more attention to my pedal stroke on my way to work today; thinking about what my knee was doing at the bottom of the stroke. I think I'll try lowering the seat a little and see what happens. I was also trying to keep my heel lower. I think I do tend to point my toes down slightly which I can see might tend to push me forward some.
If the bottom of the stroke is pulling you forward, then you just need to push forward with the same force at the top of the stroke. Bottom is a hammy move, top a quad move, evens out. Quads and hams should cramp at about the same time.
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