Lower Neck Soreness From Snowboarding Neck Soreness From Ride?

Neck soreness from ride? - lower neck soreness from snowboarding

It was about 32 of my trip last weekend and neck (traps) are very sore lower back and also, is it normal?
I then went for a week. Normally lead.

4 comments:

intrepid... said...

First, make sure that your bike fits. Not enough distance between the seat and the bar is stretched or shrunk. Often this can be solved in exchange for the mother, not a big deal.

A pain in the neck is often caused by the increase of the head, so you can see where it goes. Try to head a little lower and keep my eyes wide open. This is one reason why the wheel sunglasses are often so large. The drivers want to see and have a vision, obscured by the tops of her glasses.

Low back pain is normal when it starts.

HTH

M V said...

Almost every part of the body must be painful if you traveled a lot so far. The library has time to adjust, fer sure.

The pain in my lower back is through various causes. The bike is too big for you, because the distance between the seat and handlebars. Try to keep the seat in front, or raise the handlebars a bit, if you always in good riding position.

Neck pain may be to look through. Both pain that you mention can be reduced to sit on the bike, rather than moving into a position for a long time. Any change in the seat down, while changing the coastal and hand positions frequently.

mtbwacky said...

It is a great ride for the first few weeks. Attribution climb as normal. Their position is too aggressive. You can from this a little more bars. I do not think we should conclude that the bike is not good jump. Is this a motorcycle or a bicycle used as a loan, as shown. If you bought from a shop again and tell them that your neck is painful, it proposed in May

krs-1 said...

May be you could put too much pressure on the handlebars - the low, or too far from the headquarters. Need is installed Get on your bike in a bike shop or bike can a different size, I think.

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