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4 Weird Things Cycling Does to Your Body Small bumps on your butt or between your legs where you make contact with your bike seat are known as saddle sores — and can be uncomfortable or downright painful. Whether you're new to riding or you've put in plenty of miles already, you might notice some of the activity's less-than-pleasant effects. Here's what can happen, and what to do if it does. Biking Muscles Used, Cycling Muscles Used, Cycling Before And After, Cycling Results, Cycling Stretches, Cycling Body, Benefits Of Cycling, Cycling Benefits, Medical Tips

4 Weird Things Cycling Does to Your Body Small bumps on your butt or between your legs where you make contact with your bike seat are known as saddle sores — and can be uncomfortable or downright painful. Whether you're new to riding or you've put in plenty of miles already, you might notice some of the activity's less-than-pleasant effects. Here's what can happen, and what to do if it does.

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COACHES, EXPERTS, AND TEAM STAFFERS SHARE HOW RIDERS PREPARE FOR ONE OF THE MOST PHYSICALLY GRUELING EVENTS IN THE WORLD. Cyclist Aesthetic, Cyclist Photography, Cycling Inspiration, Cycling Pictures, Cycling Photography, Bicycle Sport, Professional Cycling, Biking Outfit, Road Bike Cycling

The Tour de France is the crown jewel of the WorldTour calendar. Over the course of three weeks, all eyes are on professional cycling’s best riders as they push their bodies to the limit for more than 2,000 miles. It’s a race that demands respect, inspires awe, and requires an unbelievable amount of prep work—by teams and the individual riders.

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"We can't harp on people to move their bodies when we live in a society that shames and judges us for our attempts." Q4 Goals, Fat Liberation, Gym Advertising, Obese Workout, Fitness Books, Cycling For Beginners, Fat Burning Workout Routine, Body Acceptance, Plus Size Workout

I don't blame the young man for taking the visual cue of my body and neatly categorizing me with the 5k'ers (which is also a very respectable distance, by the way). Why would he believe that my plus-size body is capable of 21 long kilometres when there aren't any visual cues presented in society to tell us this is possible?

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