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  • Correcting overpronation
  • DT78
    Free Member

    Anyone had much luck with exercise to improve pronation and poor posture caused by cycling?

    I’ve been looking at Bosu thingies, reviews seem good

    MSP
    Full Member

    I found wearing shoes without any heel lift (nearly all the time) helped a lot, hard to find something suitable for work if its a formal environment though. Helped me with my general feeling of stability around the ankle, to such an extent I just can’t wear the specialized bg cycling shoes anymore.

    The trouble with bosu and stretching regimes and core work etc (when done at home), is are you really going to keep it up long term (I never do). I think it is better to find something else to do to work other exercise groups, could be running, swimming, gym work or even a weekly game of squash.

    edward2000
    Free Member

    For me, Pilates, squats and deadlifts have improved my core strength dramatically and I notice I stand much taller now and I don’t get any of the niggling issues cycling used to cause me.

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