Benefits Of An Adult Tricycle

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By Nancy Scott


There are many reasons to get out and enjoy the summer weather. The nice thing about that is that you can get exercise while having fun with friends and family. One way is going for rides on bikes and trikes. Unfortunately, many adults have given up riding bikes for various reasons and have a bit of anxiety when it comes to starting the practice up again. The good news is that the adult tricycle has come back in style. These actually date back to before the two-wheeled version. Though they're not built for speed, they provide stability, good exercise, and fun for those riding them.

Getting fit is a summer goal for many people. The excuses are gone when it comes to finding ways to get out of exercising. So, with this new spirit of desire to get fit, it is time to get busy. The summer offers many opportunities to do so. You can play sports, join outdoor fitness clubs, or go for a ride. These are all valid and fun ways to get fit. For many, going for a ride is the best option.

Enjoying the exercise is part of sticking to a routine. The fact that an exercise regimen is tough and difficult is a barrier to most adults trying to get in shape. It is important to find an exercise that you can enjoy and look forward to, rather than one that you dread every day. Riding bikes and trikes is one way to accomplish this. You get to be out in the sun, spending time with family and friends, and enjoying the scenery. These will provide encouragement as family activities to get fit together.

Getting on a bicycle is intimidating for many people. Adults have usually not gone for a bike ride in years. The idea of hopping back on a bike can be intimidating because of the level of coordination that it takes. Some will even say that they haven't ridden in years and that's why they won't try it again. Fear of humiliation of tipping over is a huge deal. With a tricycle, those fears can be forgotten. Since there are two wheels in the back, you won't tip over. You can climb on board, get set, and start riding. Even when you come to a full stop you can keep your feet on the pedals; something you can't do on a bike.

You should be comfortable when you ride. Ten-speeds are made for speed and require the rider to hunch over for maximum effect. That's not a very comfortable position for most people who just want to get out for a ride. Instead, the tricycle offers two options that both keep you from being hunched over. You'll be more comfortable and being able to look around while you ride.

There are two basic styles. The first is a completely upright version. On this one, you sit high on the seat, which is similar to most bike seats, and the pedals are directly below you. For the recumbent style, you have a bucket seat, sit lower to the ground, and the pedals are in front of you. They're a bit harder to get on at first, but once you get used to it, you can ride for miles with little effort because of the comfort.

Group tours provide fun with a goal. You can create your own tour for your family, but joining an organized tour will have you stopping at scenic points that you might otherwise miss. They are great fun because the other riders are all in it for the same reason and will provide the support and encouragement needed. The guide will have a planned route that fits the skills of the riders in the group.

You need to enjoy your exercise for it to work. Losing weight is done primarily through cardiovascular exercises like running, walking, jogging, and bike riding. Using a trike gives you that type of exercise with stability and comfort. You can spend your summer riding around town or head out into a more scenic area and really enjoy the ride.




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