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Late Spring Riding – Bionicoldguy


Although we only have a few weeks since the official start of summer, the weather has been pretty cool lately, just like late spring, and it’s a great time to ride. Recently, I was able to do a regular three-hour brisk ride without sciatica symptoms. I’ve been doing a lot of PT work to keep my lower spine open and strengthen the surrounding muscles to support the area. Apart from that, I avoided the long and hard riding. It’s either a long brisk parade or a shorter day like intervals and strength training. Not only does it avoid symptoms, but I like this combination.

Most of my rides are still on my horizontal pose. I’m just riding on a shorter upright. I still have to strengthen my butt to prolong my upright riding because when I last opened my sciatic nerve, it became soft. I’m solving this problem.

Grass has switched to summer mode on the Coyote Creek Trail. That’s Loma Prieta in the distance
St. Martin’s farmland





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