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"Pete Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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#8 Mountain Bike More.Finally some medical advice that makes sense!
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#8 Mountain Bike More.Finally some medical advice that makes sense!
This was one of the better articles in Bicycling mag...
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#8 Mountain Bike More.Finally some medical advice that makes sense!
Unfortunately, the article said that while roadies have
worse bones than mtn bikers, mtn bikers still have worse
bones than the average sample of the population.I'm thinking, no matter what my exercise routine, that it
can't hurt to start taking some calcium supplements ...--
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#8 Mountain Bike More.Finally some medical advice that makes sense!
Although, when you also consider the benefit of impact
training and Point #7: 'stand up more often on the bike',
you can see that there might be some logic to riding a rigid
singlespeed after all.Just leave it, Bill.
Pete
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Monique Y. Mudama said:
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Finally some medical advice that makes sense!
Unfortunately, the article said that while roadies have
worse bones than mtn bikers, mtn bikers still have worse
bones than the average sample of the population.I'm thinking, no matter what my exercise routine, that it
can't hurt to start taking some calcium supplements ...
Yup. Double skinny latte at Bong Billy's :-) -
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Monique Y. Mudama said:
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>#8 Mountain Bike More.
Finally some medical advice that makes sense!
Unfortunately, the article said that while roadies have
worse bones than mtn bikers, mtn bikers still have worse
bones than the average sample of the population.I'm thinking, no matter what my exercise routine, that it
can't hurt to start taking some calcium supplements ...
Yup. Double skinny latte at Bong Billy's :-)Um, I mean Bongo Billy's. Haven't been to Bong Billy's in a
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Shawn Curry said:
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I'm thinking, no matter what my exercise routine,
that it can't hurt to start taking some calcium
supplements ...
Yup. Double skinny latte at Bong Billy's :-)Um, I mean Bongo Billy's. Haven't been to Bong Billy's in
a lotta years :-pSuuuuure.
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