Ankle pain
GSJ
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I've made a topic on this a while ago but didn't really get any proper answers from what I can remember. But I get aching pain the middle bit where your leg and foot join, I guess the pivot point.
Does anyone else get this or had this?
It doesn't tend to hurt while I'm riding, but I will definetely feel it in the morning when I wake up and throughout the day.I'm starting to think is it even cycling related. Sometimes it's one foot sometimes it's both.
To pin-point the exact location I would say it's my Talus bone
Does anyone else get this or had this?
It doesn't tend to hurt while I'm riding, but I will definetely feel it in the morning when I wake up and throughout the day.I'm starting to think is it even cycling related. Sometimes it's one foot sometimes it's both.
To pin-point the exact location I would say it's my Talus bone
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It's pretty unusual to get ankle pain on a bike - I'd seek medical help. Could it be down to a previous injury?Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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it's not ankle pain as in the actual ankle, it's the part which connects the leg and foot in the middle.
I believe it's called the Talus bone.0 -
could be tendon related or the position you peddle.Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori0
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when doing a pedal stroke your foot is mean't to be straight or is it meant to bend slightly?0
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no idea of an official position but mine are where its comfy and feels most natural.Dulce et decorum est Pro patria mori0
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I've made sure that my legs aren't stretched and there's a slight bend in my leg when foot reaches the bottom.0
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Ankle pain can be caused my lots of things:
-ankling
-pedal platform/foot instability
-cleat positioning
-overuse/muscle imbalances
etc.
If you're feeling it the day after riding it would make sense if its caused by muscular issues -> given that your muscles tend to tighten up when you sleep after riding.
I presume when your muscles loosen up from normal activity and rest from cycling the pain goes away?
you can see from this the way the muscles on the shin and the related tendons are positioned -> does this match up with your pain?
The sensible thing to do is try an ankle stretching routine before and after rides... as well as possibly some strengthening and stability exercises.
Pain related to cycling is generally pretty straightforward I think:
-overuse
-muscle tightness and imbalances
-poor bike fit and misalignment
Its just that identifying the specific problem can be tricky.. and you may need to see a professional if it persists.0 -
well, on wednesday I rode 30miles and friday I rode 12miles it didn't really pain them however, it was aching this morning when I woke up.
The pain is generally in the area of..Anterior Talofibular Ligament
Sometimes it does hurt while I'm cycling on and off which I find slightly weird, I won't cycle tomorrow and see if the pain is still there is on Monday. Generally it goes after a few days.0