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On Thu, 26 Jun 2008 16:37:20 -0500, Tim McNamara
<timmcn@bitstream.net> wrote: >You've ridden for years this way with no problems? Then I would say >it's something I would not worry about if it was my knee. It is called, "boxing". I've done it with my left leg since I started riding. I had many years when I rode >12,000 mi. and haven't had knee problems. It has something to do with your hip and knee. I thought of it as a problem. I tried Look cleats with "Big Meat" wedges. That's what they were called when a fellow, Paul Swift, started selling them. I went to him for a fitting. He also developed a fit system. I think he raced on the track in college in Utah. In any event, he felt that my hips were wide and I need my feet further apart. I put, and still use, 3 mm washers on with my pedals. I also use MTB pedals and the cleats place your feet a few mm further from the crankarms. I box less. |
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> > Seriously, though, is there any physiological mechanism for our joints to > improve with training? I can understand stronger muscles better > supporting our joints, but do our joints themselves change with training? > I do agree that with training, joint pain goes down for me - just don't > know /why/. > > Mark J. My orthopedic doc says "motion makes lotion." |
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