Knee problems

get on your bike · 2011-05-19 20:39:18

After the long hard training recently with up to 140k hilly spins aiming for the ww200 I Hav aquired a Poxy niggly knee. Now I can cycle on it but on a hill I'd say it's 50% of power gone and sore. With de 200 round the corner I'm just wondering wats de normal amount of time to get over this type of thing. Cheers for any…

19-05-2011 08:39PM

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After the long hard training recently with up to 140k hilly spins aiming for the ww200 I Hav aquired a Poxy niggly knee. Now I can cycle on it but on a hill I'd say it's 50% of power gone and sore. With de 200 round the corner I'm just wondering wats de normal amount of time to get over this type of thing.

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#2 19-05-2011 08:42PM

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Unfortunately this relates to a specific medical issue, and medical advice is not allowed. You need to see a doctor or physo

I therefore have to close the thread

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