There's certainly less force on the calf muscle landing off of stuff (though I'm keeping it very, very low to the ground) and also punching through janky terrain. Maybe at a trade-off of pedaling power on the climbs since there's less flexion pushing through the pedal stroke?
Some of it is going to be pedal/show-centric, but I certainly never had a problem keeping my feet on my pedals with my previous positioning.
Aug. 31, 2022, 8:36 a.m. - Andrew Major
There's certainly less force on the calf muscle landing off of stuff (though I'm keeping it very, very low to the ground) and also punching through janky terrain. Maybe at a trade-off of pedaling power on the climbs since there's less flexion pushing through the pedal stroke? Some of it is going to be pedal/show-centric, but I certainly never had a problem keeping my feet on my pedals with my previous positioning.