Experiences with

Cycling

Some cycling forums have posts suggesting this with one or two guys suggesting that since being on Beta Blockers, hill climbing is a real challenge.

I’m starting to wonder if there’s a pretty big link between cycling and prostate cancer. I keep noticing how many of us have, and always have had, cycling as a fairly big part of our fitness routine. Any of you noticed the same thing? Or am I being paranoid? (Time to find a new saddle. )

The palpitations and laboured breathing are constant and my pulse is rarely below 90bpm.So how am I supposed to continue with my cycling? A short ride for me would be 20 to 30 miles and a long ride can be anything up to 60 miles.

has anyone any history of getting back to cycling 50 miles at 15 mph ? How soon after episode . I have a holiday cycling in Cuba end of November and currently resting for 2 weeks but then want to get back to cycling so ready for end of month and 50 miles per day for 6 days .

I spoke to two private doctors last week to see if anyone understands my sister's cycling symptoms. 1. One mentioned that she has treated patients similar to my sister, where they developed mood cycling symptoms (around once a month) as their body wants the period to return.

If yo have paroxysmal afib ans a HR of 70 +/- could you exercise such as running, cycling while in afib

I’d be gutted to stop cycling as I bloomin’ love it!

Active plus moderate fitness, gym and weekly run, coupled with cycling in summer months. Enjoy cooking so keen to introduce meals that support my condition and desire to remain fit and active.

I know One should avoid cycling for a couple of days.

My question answered looks like cycling could let you get fit without putting heavy pressure on your hips!

I didn't measure V02 max before PMR/ predisolone but I was very fit (hills, running, cycling). Is there any research/ info on this? Thanks.

History of prolific cycling and constipation was the cause.

I've always been pretty active and whilst I've been walking the dog every day, I hoped to begin easing back into more aerobic exercise by cycling on a static bike in the gym. Has anyone else been in a similar situation and what exercise did you do in recovery? Many thanks in advance :)

Now gym workout is OK along with cycling rowing but given the Manchester marathon is end of April would I have enough time to train for it?

Fortunately this time my cycling muscles aren't affected so I can keep the cardio going. It's very frustrating. Maybe I need a longer period of strength work and stretches before I return to running.

Can't push exercise like I used to eg cycling and running, both I love.. Appreciate any thoughts on where you are at, and if it's possible to prevent worsening...

Exercise, cycling and Pilates twice a week.

I have always been very active ,cycling , running etc but am concerned that the pacemaker will reduce what I can do . Having read lots of the posts I can be reassured that it’s the right thing for me to have done , but can’t help but worry.

Hi lovely ladies, I understand moderate exercises such as jogging, swimming, and cycling are generally suitable for the 2WW time. But how about in the first 3-5 days after a transfer? Has anyone done low impact dancing (no jumping at all and no sudden bending or twisting)?

Cycling helps! Radboud UMC has proven that cycling has a positive contribution to fighting Parkinson's disease. The center has conducted research on cycling and Parkinson's disease, among other topics, and found that cycling has a similar effect to medication for people with Parkinson's disease.