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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2022 · 1H 24M

Upper Cross Syndrome and Cycling - Ep87

from Cycling in Alignment with Colby Pearce · host Colby Pearce

This solo pod is about how Upper Cross Syndrome and Cycling magnify each other. I unpack what Upper Cross is, why you should care, and offer some things you can do about it.  “If you have a breathing dysfunction, you have a core dysfunction.”  “Every day you ride your bike, you should do postural corrections.” “The more aerodynamic you are trying to be on a bike, the more likely it is that cycling is multiplying your Upper Cross postural distortions.” I get on a bit of a roll and lay down some pretty solid statements on how we have to offset the posture that cycling puts us into. I also made this artwork to go along with my feelings on the topic.  Images coming soon... Links: Ep59: The Significance of Core in the Biomechanical Model: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-cwesm-10e6c8f

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