Psychotext
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Yeah, it's got more to do with how much control over various muscles your brain can exhibit, and it worked out to be that it was better to have a smooth powerful downstroke with an un-weighting on the up, than try to actively pull up (this ended up just being more tiring and less effective, even in trained riders).
Can't really speak for super low cadences, but I don't imagine it being different (most people tend to stand by that point).
Can't really speak for super low cadences, but I don't imagine it being different (most people tend to stand by that point).