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  • physiotherapist-cycling-stretching-legs

    Physiotherapist on Cycling: STRETCHING – Legs
    Health & Training

    Today’s stretching focuses on legs, which should be stretched thoroughly after training or riding, and at least some parts (anterior thighs, calves, adductors) should be stretched beforehand, too. You can also do these exercises on a free day, as a prevention of shortened muscles.

  • physiotherapist-cycling-stretching-back

    Physiotherapist on Cycling: STRETCHING – BACK
    Health & Training

    Today’s stretching focuses on the spine and is suitable for everyone. I would especially recommend it to cyclists, who are often stuck in one position, with no possibility for a major change of their posture, which makes their muscles prone to stiffening and painfulness.

  • physiotherapist-cycling-stretching-arms

    Physiotherapist on Cycling: STRETCHING – Arms
    Health & Training

    Today’s stretching is recommended especially but not only to cyclists, who most often have shortened pectoral muscles, stiffened shoulders and strained forearm muscles. The following stretches are also suitable for people who work many hours a day in front of a computer or often sit…

  • physiotherapist-cycling-stretching-cervical-spine

    Physiotherapist on Cycling: STRETCHING – CERVICAL SPINE
    Health & Training

    Stretching is generally very important, and it’s even more important for athletes. Today’s stretching is suitable mainly for people with problems in the cervical spine area, which are in most cases caused by incorrect head position. This can happen especially when you ride a bike while…

  • physiotherapist-cycling-correct-posture

    Physiotherapist on Cycling: CORRECT POSTURE
    Health & Training

    We bring you yet another expert series! And the first part of “Physiotherapist on Cycling” is all about posture. That’s because a wrong posture may cause many problems, and the other way around, a correct posture and its suitable variations may help us get rid…