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Turbo gurus reckon one legged pedal drills are excellent, but then again they don't have a broken leg. Take heart, it will get better, you will return to fitness, you will be a little wiser, good luck.
I can't offer any sort of medical advice for you, but chin up fella, you'll get back on it at some point. As has already been mentioned I wouldn't do anything without a bit of advice first, though the turbo is great motivation for recovery at your own pace.
I'd agree it was deff a black day for cycling, bloke before me into X-ray was a cyclist as well. Seriously don't think I'll be doing much foe a while. Thank God for the Bike channel and youtube, Just wish I'd done it at the start of one of the grand tours.
That sucks, get well soon.
It seems that Monday was fairly lethal, I'm feeling fairly lucky that I'll be back on the bike in a week or so at the current rate my wrists are progressing.
I'd think with a leg fracture that any cycling isn't a great idea... Get a doctors opinion.
Have asked guys I sometimes go out with (riding) if any have an engine hoist to get me on the turbo. Wondered if it were poss to screw cleat into base of cast (concerned mate may use too long screw) or just gaffer tape on
. On a slightly more serious note, currently fairly immobile as need to keep foot raised to minimize swelling but when I get up blood rushes into the leg and thats hellishly painful
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Get well soon, I feel your pain.
I don't know if this is remotely possible with your treatment but is there any possibility of getting on a turbo in a week or two when things have settled down a bit?
Otherwise, keep your credit card out of reach so cycling shopping doesn't take over from the actual cycling
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Hi Mapleford,
No tips, but Ouch! That sounds painful
Get well soon