Old 12-06-07 | 04:22 PM
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LT Intolerant
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Originally Posted by KendallF
It really depends on your torso and arm length vs. your leg length (or more properly, your femur length, I guess). In my case, if I try to get my arm angle at 90 degrees at the shoulder (ala FIST fitting) my knees hit the pads. I'm a bit more stretched out now to avoid this, and it works for me.

Where do your arms fit on the pads? Do you have a bar/pad setup where you can move the pads forward? You may be able to keep the same position, just with your arms resting further up on the pads. I actually find this more comfortable, as the nerves near the elbow are sensitive and the forearms aren't.
I use the FIST method as well and my arm angle is 90 degrees. Seems like the consensus is that most everyone faces this issue and we all just deal w it and try to minimize being out of the saddle. I can live w that. Thanks for the help.

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