All the above comments are good. In addition, you might be finding that
your saddle foam is compressing, and that it's time to replace it. Even
top-quality running shoes have only about 3-500 miles in them. After
that, they look and feel the same, but you find that you start having
leg troubles. Replace the shoes, and the troubles go away.
Doing some regular figure-8s may help.
Finally, like Joe said, try to put as little pressure on the pedals as
possible. Concentrate on each pedal individually. However, if you
have saddle issues, then it will be almost impossible to equalize your
legs.
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