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(also known as Biking)
Cycling is a means of transport, a form of recreation, and a sport. Bicycles are commonly used by people seeking to improve their fitness and cardiovascular health. In this regard, bicycling is especially helpful for those with arthritis of the lower limbs and who are unable to pursue sports such as running that involv... more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Obesity | 203 |
79% |
| Fitness Goals | 39 |
97% |
| Depression | 14 |
100% |
| Diets & Weight Maintenance | 4 |
100% |
| Breakups & Divorce | 4 |
100% |
Overall, 85% (302
Members)
find Cycling helpful
Cycling Reviews
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Exercising helped a lot with my pain.
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It makes me feel much better physically and helps my everyday life.
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still spinning, made my butt numb
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I love it! Huge stress buster!
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this works well, but hurts my knees :(
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Keeps me focused
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Biking every morning by the ocean is what keeps me sane!!!!!
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bicycled during college (20 years ago)
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I love riding my bike! It is really nice not to have to pay for parking, and wait in traffic. I enjoy the wind in my hair, but not so much the bugs in my teeth...
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I rode the bike atleasy 3 miles a day
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Hi, I have a friend at curch and she had hip surgery. Her Dr told her to exercise she has a three wheel bike that is very comfortable you can go on sc... [More] -
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I go bike riding all the time and at first it hurts but you get used to it start with about 15 mins each day and build yourself up [More] -
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Have you asked your Doctor or Physical Therapist if cycling is a good idea for you???? We don't know what type of issues you have, so ask the Doc. I k... [More] -
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I really really want to get into cycling. For fun, for the earth, and because I live in a city and don't have a driver's license. I have a herniated... [More]
