To help employ
these muscles during riding, tighten your stomach and maintain good posture.
Not exact matches
It is easier to get a sense of implicit memory if we think about
riding a bicycle: When we get on a bicycle, we don't consciously remember learning to contract this
muscle, or to lean in that direction; rather, what we learned
during childhood is implicitly written into our nervous system and
muscles, and that memory comes alive as a set of lived reactions.
Weak
muscle contractions, sustained over a long period of time — as in
during a bike
ride — change proteins, mainly ones involved in metabolism.
Glycogen, the energy stored in
muscle tissue, would have been used up
during the three - hour
ride.
What's more, the easiest way to ensure proper blood flow
during a
ride is to get out of the saddle every once in a while (this is a good idea anyway to stretch the legs and work different
muscles).