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Revisiting PowerCranks By FitOldDog
PowerCranks are potentially powerful tools to improve your running and cycling, but most importantly they help to find weak muscles, improve your spin on the bike, develop a more effective recovery stroke in the run, and generally balance your biomechanics. Continue reading
Posted in equipment, injury
Tagged bike, Exercise Tips, gear, imbalance, injuries, movies, rehabilitation, Running
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