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Original post PopeSamXVI
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14 June 2004, 21:56 UTC
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When my idling attempts are successful (which is a relative term) my idling leg get really tired really fast. Am I pressing too hard or is this normal?
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14 June 2004, 22:02 UTC
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Chances are you are fighting one leg with the other. Try relaxing more and putting more weight on the seat.
Daniel
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TheObieOne3226
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14 June 2004, 22:08 UTC
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This seems to be normal. All of my friends complained about this also when learning to idle. It is a sort of discomfort in your thigh, eh? Don't worry, you will get used to this and it won't be a problem soon. Just keep practicing.
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14 June 2004, 22:18 UTC
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daino149 said: *Chances are you are fighting one leg with the other. Try relaxing more and putting more weight on the seat.
Daniel *
What do you mean by fighting? Isn't one leg supposed to be controlling all the action?
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14 June 2004, 22:29 UTC
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PopeSamXVI said: *
What do you mean by fighting? Isn't one leg supposed to be controlling all the action? *
That's what you want to happen. But when you are learning, both feet try to get in on the act.
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