Article: How to avoid buttock pain while cycling?
How to avoid buttock pain while cycling?
How to avoid buttock pain while cycling? This is certainly the question we all ask ourselves when we start cycling. It's difficult to escape these first irritations, redness and overheating. Indeed, it is not always easy to get used to the bicycle saddle, especially if it is poorly adjusted, if you are not well prepared, or worse yet, poorly equipped. Between sit bones, coccyx and perineum, sometimes no part of your buttocks is spared. But rest assured, solutions exist to no longer have sore buttocks. Reines gives you her valuable advice.
Goodbye to the uncomfortable bike saddle: choose one adapted to your practice
Even if it doesn't do everything, a good bicycle saddle is essential for your comfort. It is therefore essential to know that there are bicycle saddles for men and women. In fact, a woman's pelvis is wider and the nerve endings are not located in the same place. The supports are therefore different. For mountain biking or road cycling, the saddle, thin and long, is located above the handlebars. There are several types of saddles. The most classic are:- the rounded saddle: ultra-comfortable, it prevents overheating over long distances;
- the flat saddle: ideal for long outings with intense effort;
- the semi-rounded saddle: an intermediate model for frequent use.
- hollowed out with a wide channel in the middle: it limits pressure on the perineum;
- openwork: the saddle then no longer has any contact with your perineum.
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