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Outdoor or indoor, cycling is one of the most effective workouts for people with arthritis. “The continuous motion that's part of cycling is very helpful for arthritic joints,” says Joseph Garry, MD, an associate professor in the division of sports medicine at the University of Minnesota.
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Learn More »Outdoor or indoor, cycling is one of the most effective workouts for people with arthritis. “The continuous motion that’s part of cycling is very helpful for arthritic joints,” says Joseph Garry, MD, an associate professor in the division of sports medicine at the University of Minnesota. “The more the joint moves through its full range of motion, the more synovial fluid is produced. This lubricates the joint so you move more easily the rest of the day.” And it’s effective whether you break a sweat or take it easy. When good weather is calling, then it’s a great time to get started for the first time or back to your regular routine. If you don’t exercise regularly, start with 10 minutes of cycling at a low resistance, and gradually increase resistance, time and frequency, says Dr. Garry. Your goal should be 20 to 30 minutes of cycling a day.
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The only reason I would see to do that is so you don't get your ass wet at the start of a ride, but if it's wet enough out to make that a concern, I agree that all you are doing is delaying that unpleasant experience by at most a few seconds. Unless it ruins the saddle itself, whcih has never been my experience. I could see that happening if you have more padding in your saddle, but I don't know why anyone would want that. I find padded saddle much less comfortable than thinner ones. Thicker padding moves more and creates friction and that is uncomfortable. I'd prefer to use a full carbon saddle if I trusted it not to get slippery when its wet. As it is, every bike I have uses a minimalist saddle with almost no padding. And I've never had any issue with any of them when they get wet.
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