


The stationary bike is a cardiovascular exercise involving the lower limbs. The standing position involves the hip muscles more than the sitting position. It represents well the work of the bicycle in a reduced space.
Body Parts
- Legs
- Hamstrings
- Gluteus maximus
- Quadriceps Femoris
Position
- Hold the handlebars of the bike. -
- Stand up on the pedals, so that the buttocks are above and in straight line with the feet. -
- Contract the abdominals. -
- Keep your back straight. -
- Bend your elbows a little.
Execution
- Pedal, roll your feet regularly. -
- Do not swing the body too much so that the movement stays balanced on both sides. -
- Avoid putting too much weight on your arms.
Care
Avoid bending your back. - Keep your knees in line with the bike.