Newbie with Foot Pain :(
MAXlMUS
Posts: 39
Hi guys,
I took up cycling about a month ago to get fit and contrary to myself have really started to enjoy it.
However, I have found that I have a niggling pain/ache on the outside of my right foot. I have done a bit of research and found this condition can be corrected by cleat wedges or wedged insoles..
Anyone else ever had this problem?
I took up cycling about a month ago to get fit and contrary to myself have really started to enjoy it.
However, I have found that I have a niggling pain/ache on the outside of my right foot. I have done a bit of research and found this condition can be corrected by cleat wedges or wedged insoles..
Anyone else ever had this problem?
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What kind of pain?
What shoes do you wear?
Are they too tight?
Is it a cleat hotspot?I ride like a girl
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I pair of shimano MT40 s, the shoes are not too tight....the pain is an ache rather than a burning sensation that stops when i ease off, but also both my feet get numbness from time to time on an hour long ride.
Btw....what is a cleat hotspot?
Thanks for the reply.
Max
p.s. I am one of the growing heavy riders weighing in at 19st.0 -
MAXlMUS wrote:
p.s. I am one of the growing heavy riders weighing in at 19st.
welcome to FAT club.
rule one of fat club is you dont talk about fat club
rule 2 of fat club read rule one.
seeing as you have just started ridng cahp and are i big lad then t could be your body getting used to it. i remember when i start riding abut 9 motnh ago i was a little under 25 stone and i ached every were. took a while for my bidy to adabt0 -
I`m not fat , i`m just big boned......have you ever seen a fat skeleton? ))0
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MAXlMUS wrote:I pair of shimano MT40 s, the shoes are not too tight....the pain is an ache rather than a burning sensation that stops when i ease off, but also both my feet get numbness from time to time on an hour long ride.
Btw....what is a cleat hotspot?
Thanks for the reply.
Max
p.s. I am one of the growing heavy riders weighing in at 19st.
Then I suspect BFG is right and it's just your body adapting to new rigours
A hotspot is caused by pressure from the pedal (usually cleats) on the ball of your foot. If you ride clipless pedals, it's a real possibility. however, if it's just a general ache you're having, I'm betting it's about using muscles in your feet you didn't know you had
And another welcome to fat club. While not massive, I'm much bigger than I want to be. You're among friendsI ride like a girl
Start: 16.5.x Now: 14.10.8 Goal: 11.7.x
www.ditchwitch.me.uk
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I know what you mean, I get it sometimes too, often when I've not been riding for a while. Seems to go once I've been for a few rides but I'm not sure what causes it.It's easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission.
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i reckon i should start a fat club thread lmfao.0
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Kiblams wrote:OK... random!
Do we not have Captcha software on the forum registration to stop this sort of thing?
Best thing to do is report the post to the mods, click on the red exclamation mark button .It's easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission.
I've bought a new bike....ouch - result
Can I buy a new bike?...No - no result0