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So, I pulled my left groin during a soccer match about a week ago, and I'm fully aware that "resting it" is supposedly the only way to fix this mess...
But here’s the thing—I’m dying to know if hitting the road on my bike is actually doable, or if that’s just asking for trouble (and let's be real, probably not a smart move)? Is it better to just sit tight and wait for the pain to chill out a bit—or maybe disappear entirely?
The weather is absolutely gorgeous right now, and the forecast says it's staying that way, so I am seriously tempted to grab my bike and just go 😍...but then again, I really don't want to screw myself over. I'm planning on getting back on the pitch as soon as possible, and I definitely don't want to turn a minor tweak into a long-term disaster🙄
But here’s the thing—I’m dying to know if hitting the road on my bike is actually doable, or if that’s just asking for trouble (and let's be real, probably not a smart move)? Is it better to just sit tight and wait for the pain to chill out a bit—or maybe disappear entirely?
The weather is absolutely gorgeous right now, and the forecast says it's staying that way, so I am seriously tempted to grab my bike and just go 😍...but then again, I really don't want to screw myself over. I'm planning on getting back on the pitch as soon as possible, and I definitely don't want to turn a minor tweak into a long-term disaster🙄