I pronate moderately when I walk or run but when I am clipped into my pedals, my shoes are basically pointing straight ahead.
I was wondering if your cleat position and in turn your shoe postion once clipped into your pedal, should end up pointing the same way as walking or running?? I hope this makes sense, but I have been spinning quite regularly and am really noticing my foot position while on the bike varies from any other time I am on my feet.
I was wondering if your cleat position and in turn your shoe postion once clipped into your pedal, should end up pointing the same way as walking or running?
That sounds like a good start. Bring a wrench along on your first few rides so you can tweak the cleat positions if you feel any unusual pressure on your knees.
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Hello,
I pronate moderately when I walk or run but when I am clipped into my pedals, my shoes are basically pointing straight ahead.
I was wondering if your cleat position and in turn your shoe postion once clipped into your pedal, should end up pointing the same way as walking or running?? I hope this makes sense, but I have been spinning quite regularly and am really noticing my foot position while on the bike varies from any other time I am on my feet.
I don't know that the two are necessarily related, I point my toes in on the bike, but don't walk or run that way. While you can experiment with different cleat angles, I think a faster way of determining what angle your feet prefer is to ride with flat pedals and sneakers and see where your feet like to go.