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Huh Angie.  I agree with that is why we hurt there.  But please explain, in enough detail for a visual...how do I sit down on the toilet...backwards????

 

Jody

rides2far@xxxxxxxx wrote:

> What does it mean when the front of your upper legs (thighs) hurt
> like heck after a 100 mile ride?

Gee Paul, if I had ever done *Tevis* I might be able to guess!!! OK,
personal opinion, I think that's the muscle we use to make ourselves
lower down *gently* when we post, which is why I am incapable of
lowering myself down a stair, or a curb or anything else for a few days
after a hard ride. If you'll go backwards down the stairs and walk
backwards down hills it won't hurt, but people look at you funny. I had
to explain to my neighbor why I was backing down the hill with a
wheelbarrow with a bale of hay in it.

Congratulations!!!
Angie

On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 14:41:22 -0500 writes:
> Hey Angie,
>


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