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Old 04-06-08, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by waterrockets
Work on hamstring stretches and building some core strength. Get to where you can get both fists on the ground with feet together and straight knees. It helped me a bunch. Not only did I used to be weak in the aero position, but my legs would actually fall asleep. Now I'm comfortable, same power as road position, and was even able to lower my bars by 3.5cm.
Oh well. I doubt that will ever happen. I do 4-5 TTs a year. I hate stretching but I do have pretty good core strength now. I love TTs, but not as much as I hate to stretch. I do it for my back already, so I'm not as un-limber as you would think.

I was hoping a change in position on the bike might help, but you're probably 100% correct.
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