WussRedXLi
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For me, the marathon aggravated the slight injury on my right foot metatarsal region which I had on a 27km training session with the VP fly 4. The area is sore now.
For most who still have their mobility, should maintain active recovery rather full rest. I will be using the helloride pass to do some >30 mins light riding. Let my right foot take a break from impact for a day.
BTW for those who are using bikes to aid recovery, remember to set saddle height correctly.
Esp esp for those having any sort of knee inflammation.
One decent way is for your heels (rear part of the feet) to reacch ./ touch the pedals and the leg needs to be very nearly straight. Can get you 90% of the way there. Then it'd feel ok when you pedal as per normal.
If set too low, it really can F up the knees big time esp in such an inflamed state.
The vid below says totally straight, but for me i always find very nearly straight at the heel to be better with more control of the stroke.
The vast vast majority of Hellobike riders set it too low (prob coz it feels safer). But still ok for them i guess coz short distances and not much power output so not much strain.
