Please excuse me if this is not pertinent to this newsgroup.
When I race, I get lower back cramps on both sides of my lower back. I just did a crit on Saturday, and I cramped up after half a lap and sat at 185 - 194 HR the entire race.
It wasn't pleasent. When I get these cramps and I just cannot get any oxygen.
Is this a streatching issue or maybe a dehyrdation issue? Would warming up more help? I can't seem to locate anything on the net related to this problem.
It's a fitness issue. If you have to keep everything all on for the entire race you're going to cramp. When you get fitter you'll find yourself relaxing in the pack a little more with some reserve and you'll move around on the bike a little instead of being frozen into your 'max output' body position for 30+ minutes.
"Mike P" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Please excuse me if this is not pertinent to this newsgroup.
When I race, I get lower back cramps on both sides of my lower back.
I
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just did a crit on Saturday, and I cramped up after half a lap and
sat at
Quoted message said:
185 - 194 HR the entire race.
It wasn't pleasent. When I get these cramps and I just cannot get
any
Quoted message said:
oxygen.
Is this a streatching issue or maybe a dehyrdation issue? Would
warming up
Quoted message said:
more help? I can't seem to locate anything on the net related to
"Mike P" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
Please excuse me if this is not pertinent to this newsgroup.
When I race, I get lower back cramps on both sides of my lower back. I just did a crit on Saturday, and I cramped up after half a lap and sat at 185 - 194 HR the entire race.
It wasn't pleasent. When I get these cramps and I just cannot get any oxygen.
Is this a streatching issue or maybe a dehyrdation issue? Would warming up more help? I can't seem to locate anything on the net related to this problem.