There are numerous reasons why people start riding bikes. Maybe you got into cycling to get fit, train for long rides, or commute to work. Whatever the reason, the benefits are generally the same. You should start to feel a little healthier and a little richer. 6 Signs Cycling is Paying Off You’re travelling farther. After a few months of riding, you should look back to see how far you used to ride when you first started. Chances are you’re going much farther now. You’re sleeping better. If all is going well, cycling should be helping you sleep like a baby swaddled in silk clouds. However, overtraining can sometimes make sleep harder than no training at all, so be careful. You feel happier. Cycling, similar to any exercise, releases endorphins. Endorphins are known to lift mood and alleviate fatigue. If you’re riding a bike regularly, you should start feeling less…
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