It's interesting that we've about lost the hysteria of male impotence from a couple of years ago, when many bike shops had every saddle tilted down. It seems that that was triggered by only one well-publicized "study," if I remember correctly.
Just the other day, I was speaking to a urology consultant, who gave me a copy of a fairly extensive paper summarising the research, so it seems to be still doing the rounds.
Most of it seemed to be studies showing that pros who train all day have health problems. I may die of not-surprised. -- David Damerell <[email hidden]> Distortion Field! Today is First Tuesday, May.
David Damerell <[email hidden].uk> wrote: Most of it seemed to be studies showing that pros who train all day have health problems. I may die of not-surprised. --
yeah yeah impotence....baloney. Let's look at some guys who rode a ton of miles in the bad old days: Lemond has 3 kids. Hinault has 2. Sean Kelly 4. etc etc
David Damerell <[email hidden].uk> wrote: Most of it seemed to be studies showing that pros who train all day have health problems. I may die of not-surprised. --
yeah yeah impotence....baloney. Let's look at some guys who rode a ton of miles in the bad old days: Lemond has 3 kids. Hinault has 2. Sean Kelly 4. etc etc
