Old 10-18-07, 07:00 AM
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Originally Posted by fuhrermatt
according to more recent research... they have found you actually do develop more power pulling up than you do pushing down, it just doesnt' feel like it...


***according to pg. 103 of bicycling magazine for October 2007, in reference to the American College of Sports Medicine.***
Haven't read that, but I'm very inclined to doubt it, given the vast number of studies, and just common sense and experience.

Sometimes Bicycling obscures the point of a study in their blurbs. Are you sure the study doesn't say you produce more power pulling up, and pushing down, than just pushing down?
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