Cycling indoors is great, yes, but it can also lead to some pretty gross issues. Because it’s often hotter than outside and there’s less cooling breeze to keep you dry, you’re at risk of more issues with saddle sores and other assorted gross stuff. You also tend to move less (think less standing, less maneuvering and shifting weight), which can lead to exacerbating issues with the warm/moist (sorry) environment. Over on Bicycling.com, I dug into a few of the most common issues–including swimmers ear!–and how you can fix, soothe and prevent them. (And yes, this applies to rollers as well!)
4 Common Limiters Holding You Back From Your Athletic Goals
When we start a training plan for cycling, we might be thinking about going faster in a race,...
