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  • Weekly yoga or pilates helps with comfort on the bike. Having a stronger core and some flexibility in your hips is what you are aiming for. Once you can ride 200km the rest is just sitting on the bike.

  • Any yoga/stretches people can do at home?

    I’m skint and the only bread winner in our house at the moment so any top tips would be ideal.

  • Have a look at Chaz/Yogamazing videos on youtube. I like his sets. Warning: I've never done proper yoga so I'm sure all the yogis will be screaming at this suggestion to do youtube yoga.. but it works quite well for stretching shit out :)

  • Also, I want rid of a Yogafit for Cyclists DVD..

    I have a Yoga for Cyclists book but it's easier to watch video sessions so I use the book for addressing specific issues.

  • YouTube is pretty good to give you an idea of stuff. Try to do an hour as the warm up bits and relaxation at the end are all part of the process of getting your joints and muscles to move.

    Be careful if you are hypermobile. Just be aware if you are to protect your joints and don’t over stretch them. Look it up and test each joint.

    Also, this guy is great: https://www.instagram.com/p/B0ZcKhTAd5R/?igshid=16x28eieic9dg

    Dr.Jacob.Harden if the link doesn’t work. It might be more realistic for some to do his mobilisations and strengthening rather then a whole yoga/Pilates session.

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