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(100ml) Blue Steel Anti-Chafe Cream is the ideal sports cream to prevent chafing during all sporting activities, especially cycling & running. Contains skin conditioning agents and tea tree oil, a natural anti-inflamatory. Instructions: Massage into area prone to chafing prior to activity.
Blue steel owes me advertising royaltys lol, Ive never tried any of this, I know that you can get cream from your local mountain bike store that will prevent this as well.
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02-24-2004, 10:14 PM #1Registered User
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Ass itching cardio!!!
I hate to be graphic but every time i do treadmill my ass cheeks itch so much i feel like ripping my skin off !!
Does anyone else have this problem? Its the friction of the material rubbing against my skin that i think is the problem. Does anyone know any good anti-itch clothing materials or power/cream etc...
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Is it possible it's lactic acid buildup, and NOT chafing? I am avid cyclist and I've never had butt chafing before. My crotch gets sore sometimes, but that is from the pressure of the bike saddle. The itching you are describing sounds a lot like lactic acid buildup, and that can be prevented by downing some electrolytes, such as Cytomax or Endurox. I get that sensation in my arms sometimes when I go mountain biking on an empty stomach.
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damn, lol my ass doesnt itch, but my legs do, when i sweat real bad on a cardio session my legs start itching like crazy esspecialy when im done, but it stopes once it cools off.........i never thought of that as a problem
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Try powder, it may help. I went out and got really tight biking shorts and wear those under my regular shorts/sweats. It keeps everything in place and there is no friction.
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Originally posted by I Are Baboon
Is it possible it's lactic acid buildup, and NOT chafing? I am avid cyclist and I've never had butt chafing before. My crotch gets sore sometimes, but that is from the pressure of the bike saddle. The itching you are describing sounds a lot like lactic acid buildup, and that can be prevented by downing some electrolytes, such as Cytomax or Endurox. I get that sensation in my arms sometimes when I go mountain biking on an empty stomach.
I just assumed chaffing but yeah lactic acid could play a part, as well maybe just plain old sweat in which case a powder would do the trick, as deadbolt mentioned.
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