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cassey · 2010-04-01 14:05:10

im doing a paper on cycling in ireland basically the decline particularly with people using cars to get to places of sports .... ie driving to football hurling practise instead of cycling.... most physio recommend cycling as a method of loosening up the leg muscles pre excerise and as it in totally low impact has no effect…

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im doing a paper on cycling in ireland basically the decline particularly with people using cars to get to places of sports .... ie driving to football hurling practise instead of cycling.... most physio recommend cycling as a method of loosening up the leg muscles pre excerise and as it in totally low impact has no effect on back or any other injury prone part... but there has been a steady decline in children , teenagers and under 30s using bikes... why is this

1. road and street light faciilities
2. or poor facilities on a bike for holding gear, hurls etc...

opinions greatly appreciated.

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