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Join Date: Jul 2005
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On my ride the other day not going much harder or longer then usual. I experienced the worst cramping . Both thighs compleatly knoted up and i was forced to lay down my bike . I could'nt bend either leg for a couple of minutes. Finally I was able to painfully bend at the knee. I slowly pedaled the last 10 miles home. That was 2 days ago . No more cramping but both thighs still very sore. Is this normal ? anyone else have this type of experience? Any idea's on how to prevent this from reoccurring Thanks for any advice.
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I had cramps sometimes at the end of the race, but now had not cramped a while as for approx. a month I `m using a special magnesium supplement. Of course you can not forget about drinking and eating properly in a race.
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Epsom salts are a magnesium supplement. Just take less than 1/4 of the laxative dose.
Also, cramps can be caused by just plain not drinking enough.
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I had cramps last few years, but now fine, i don't do anything for it
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i have had a few bad cramps but have only been racing for ~5 months. I simply put it down to not being adapted to the distance and it being a sign that my glycogen stores were gone at the end of the race. Training and more racing have fixed it.
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ENDUROLYTES! ENDUROLYTES! ENDUROLYTES! It is made by Hammer Nutrition. The thing works very well. I take one at the onset of cramps in my legs, and before you know it, the cramp has disappeared. I sometimes break the capsule and swallow the powder directly, and I am good to go. Try it!!! Super |
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I have found that ensuring that I drink ample fluids (usually one water bottle every half hour of riding) and topping up with a run of the mill magnesium supplement does the trick. I very rarely cramp now...
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