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On Ya Bike
Or NOT.............................:ohmy: Just read this !!!
Cycling restricts blood flow and generates excessive heat, explained surgeon , from St Bartholomew's Hospital in London, adding this could result in men having difficulty with erections. It also puts pressure on the nerves which can also affect a man's sperm. More than 60% of male cyclists experience genital numbness, according to , a urology consultant. "The bicycle saddle makes contact where the nerves and blood vessels enter the back of the scrotum and penis," he said. "Numbness is common because the pressure of the saddle can impair the blood supply to this area. "This can also affect the man's ability to get an erection." Mountain bikers run a particular risk, as do those riding with too much pedal resistance. They did not establish a clear link between cycling and male infertility but said it is recognised as a possible side effect. Cyclists must choose the right bike to avoid sexual problems, with a padded saddle and shorts essential, he said. "The male cyclist should know his bicycle well. An appropriate frame should be selected and adjustments made considering posture, height and balance," . Regular rest periods and cycling in a lower gear are also advised in the article, published in the online urology journal BJU International. |
Re: On Ya Bike
Originally Posted by twinkle-star
(Post 6548883)
Or NOT.............................:ohmy: Just read this !!!
Cycling restricts blood flow and generates excessive heat, explained surgeon , from St Bartholomew's Hospital in London, adding this could result in men having difficulty with erections. It also puts pressure on the nerves which can also affect a man's sperm. More than 60% of male cyclists experience genital numbness, according to , a urology consultant. "The bicycle saddle makes contact where the nerves and blood vessels enter the back of the scrotum and penis," he said. "Numbness is common because the pressure of the saddle can impair the blood supply to this area. "This can also affect the man's ability to get an erection." Mountain bikers run a particular risk, as do those riding with too much pedal resistance. They did not establish a clear link between cycling and male infertility but said it is recognised as a possible side effect. Cyclists must choose the right bike to avoid sexual problems, with a padded saddle and shorts essential, he said. "The male cyclist should know his bicycle well. An appropriate frame should be selected and adjustments made considering posture, height and balance," . Regular rest periods and cycling in a lower gear are also advised in the article, published in the online urology journal BJU International. Thanks Rachet75 |
Re: On Ya Bike
Originally Posted by rachet75
(Post 6548893)
Hi sorry to write on this about nothing, but how do you posta new thread please. I need information on moving to Abu Dhabi with an allergic child, is there good facilities etc, can anyone help with this.
Thanks Rachet75 Your in the sand pit no one will take you seriously..... |
Re: On Ya Bike
arbroath abroad may have some views on this...
MM, xx |
Re: On Ya Bike
Originally Posted by Madam Medusa
(Post 6548929)
arbroath abroad may have some views on this...
MM, xx |
Re: On Ya Bike
Originally Posted by Inselaffen
(Post 6549078)
I had assumed it was posted for his benefit
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Re: On Ya Bike
Originally Posted by twinkle-star
(Post 6548883)
Or NOT.............................:ohmy: Just read this !!!
Cycling restricts blood flow and generates excessive heat, explained surgeon , from St Bartholomew's Hospital in London, adding this could result in men having difficulty with erections. It also puts pressure on the nerves which can also affect a man's sperm. More than 60% of male cyclists experience genital numbness, according to , a urology consultant. "The bicycle saddle makes contact where the nerves and blood vessels enter the back of the scrotum and penis," he said. "Numbness is common because the pressure of the saddle can impair the blood supply to this area. "This can also affect the man's ability to get an erection." Mountain bikers run a particular risk, as do those riding with too much pedal resistance. They did not establish a clear link between cycling and male infertility but said it is recognised as a possible side effect. Cyclists must choose the right bike to avoid sexual problems, with a padded saddle and shorts essential, he said. "The male cyclist should know his bicycle well. An appropriate frame should be selected and adjustments made considering posture, height and balance," . Regular rest periods and cycling in a lower gear are also advised in the article, published in the online urology journal BJU International. well even setting for a long time on the chair will do the same. solution sports and trying to to set alot ... walk during work. |
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Walking during work is fine for those of you that flip burgers....
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Re: On Ya Bike
Originally Posted by Meow
(Post 6550854)
Walking during work is fine for those of you that flip burgers....
:rolleyes: |
Re: On Ya Bike
well i havent had any sperm or erection problems, however i do get the odd saddle sore.....
ouch..... |
Re: On Ya Bike
Originally Posted by twinkle-star
(Post 6548883)
Or NOT.............................:ohmy: Just read this !!!
Cycling restricts blood flow and generates excessive heat, explained surgeon , from St Bartholomew's Hospital in London, adding this could result in men having difficulty with erections. It also puts pressure on the nerves which can also affect a man's sperm. More than 60% of male cyclists experience genital numbness, according to , a urology consultant. "The bicycle saddle makes contact where the nerves and blood vessels enter the back of the scrotum and penis," he said. "Numbness is common because the pressure of the saddle can impair the blood supply to this area. "This can also affect the man's ability to get an erection." Mountain bikers run a particular risk, as do those riding with too much pedal resistance. They did not establish a clear link between cycling and male infertility but said it is recognised as a possible side effect. Cyclists must choose the right bike to avoid sexual problems, with a padded saddle and shorts essential, he said. "The male cyclist should know his bicycle well. An appropriate frame should be selected and adjustments made considering posture, height and balance," . Regular rest periods and cycling in a lower gear are also advised in the article, published in the online urology journal BJU International. I did 20K on my bike this morning, and im sat at my desk now stiff as board !!! although my balls need a good rubbing...any takers !!! lol :D |
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Originally Posted by Buzz Lightyear
(Post 6551382)
I did 20K on my bike this morning, and im sat at my desk now stiff as board !!! although my balls need a good rubbing...any takers !!! lol :D
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Originally Posted by arbroath_abroad
(Post 6551513)
20K in this humidity and heat is good going, i attempted it last night but turned back and went on my turbo trainer....
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Re: On Ya Bike
Originally Posted by Buzz Lightyear
(Post 6551526)
I weighed myself before and after the ride..i lost 1.5K in fluid...fick it was hot!!! I was late this morning started at 7.30am..
Maybe buy a camelback... |
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There's a new bike seat that supports the pelvic region and ends problems associated with men and bike seats. :thumbup:
http://www.spongywonder.com/ |
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